Bell & Spurling (Spurling variant) · Peoplestrong Bell & Spurling are an English comedy-music duo, Martin Bell and Johnny Spurling. They are best known for the 2001 football novelty single "Sven, Sven, Sven", which entered the UK Singles Chart at number seven.
Corey Spurlin · Peoplemixed Corey Spurlin is an American conductor and music educator who has directed the Auburn University Marching Band since 2007. He was briefly a finalist for the Ohio State marching band post in 2015.
Dillon Spurlin (musician) · Peoplemixed Dillon Spurlin is a self-produced singer-songwriter from Detroit Lakes, Minnesota, who records and performs as "Spurlin" and released the album Hard Way in 2024. He has also played leading roles in Fargo–Moorhead musical theatre.
Dwaine Spurlin · Peoplestrong Dwaine Spurlin is a San Francisco jazz saxophonist, flutist, composer and leader of the Dwaine Spurlin Band (DSB). He played saxophone on LPs by Karlton Hester and Kwaku Dadey in the early 1980s and has led his own groups in the Bay Area since at least 1984.
Jack Spurlin (country singer) · Peoplestrong Jack Spurlin was an American country singer-songwriter who released small-label 45 rpm singles in Virginia around 1969–1970, including the Vietnam-era "Soldier's Prayer / Send Me Back To Viet Nam", and wrote songs for other Hillbilly Heaven artists.
Jeremy Spurlin · Peoplestrong Jeremy Spurlin is an American guitarist listed as lead guitarist of the Christian metal band Disciple from 2001 to 2005.
Ralph Spurlin Jr. (songwriter) · Peoplestrong Ralph Spurlin Jr. was an American lyricist of the 1950s who wrote songs with the Boston songwriter Arthur Korb, including "The Prince of Players" (recorded in 1958 by Tommy Frederick and the Hi-Notes and later by Jimmy Lloyd and John E. Paul) and "The Iron Horse".
Spurlin artists on streaming platforms · Cultureweak Recording artists named Spurlin on Spotify, Apple Music and other streaming services, from 1950s rockabilly reissues and a 1980s soul single to today's independent releases.
Spurlin records and recordings (collectible vinyl) · Products & Brandsstrong A guide to collectible vinyl records by or credited to people named Spurlin, from Tommy Spurlin's 1950s rockabilly 45s to Jack Spurlin's country singles, Tracy Spurlin's 1986 soul 12-inch and LPs with Spurlin sidemen.
Spurlins in music · Culturestrong A roundup of musicians and music credits under the Spurlin name, from 1950s rockabilly and small-label country 45s to a 1980s soul single, jazz sidemen, a Christian metal guitarist, Bill Clinton's high-school band director, a university marching band director, a record-company sales representative and present-day streaming artists.
Tommy Spurlin · Peoplestrong Tommy Spurlin (1928–2005) was an American country and rockabilly singer best known for the 1956 single "Hang Loose (I've Gotta Rock)" with his Southern Boys.
Tracy Spurlin (singer) · Peoplestrong Tracy Spurlin is a soul singer who recorded "If You Could Read My Mind" with producer George Kerr on a 1986 Harbor Light Records 12-inch single, now a rare-groove collectible.
Virgil Spurlin (band director) · Peoplestrong Virgil Spurlin was the band director at Hot Springs High School in Arkansas when Bill Clinton was a student there. Clinton publicly credited him several times as one of the music teachers who shaped him.
William Spurlin (digital music composer) · Peopleweak William Spurlin is an independent recording artist on streaming services. He is known for the 2020 album Memories from the Vault, Vol. 1, which opens with "March of the Gladiators", and for a series of unofficial sports "anthem" singles. He is not the same person as the scholar William J. Spurlin.