A couple weeks ago, we unveiled the first part of this list of some Milwaukee-related musical greats. Like the first list, this one -- which also features some well-known names -- crossed genres and decades.

And, once again, the list in alphabetical order. The entries are not ranked in any other way -- they have all contributed to Milwaukee's great music scene in their own ways.

1. Acrophet, metal band that launched the career of Rob Anthony
2. Luther Allison, bluesman
3. Michelle Anthony, alt.country singer now in Austin, Texas
4. Louie Bashell, polka musician
5. Beatallica, building a bridge between the Fab Four and Metallica
6. Bender, hard rock band signed to TVT Records
7. Big Bang Theory, flashy '80s pop rockers
8. Eric Benet, r&b star
9. Bon Ton Society, Milwaukee's Duran Duran
10. Boy Dirt Car, Milwaukee noise pioneers
11. Brewhaus Polka Kings, the name kinda says it all
12. Peter Buffett, New Age pioneer
13. The Buzzhorn, grunge outfit signed to Atlantic in 2001
14. The Championship, rootsy alt.rockers
15. Clit Boys, hardcore band with national buzz
16. The Cocksmiths, lamented hard rock outfit
17. Steve Cohen, blues harmonica player
18. Colour Radio, Milwaukee's contribution to techno-pop, along with Dark Facade
19. Coo Coo Cal, hip-hop godfather
20. The Crusties, loud fast hardcore, with trumpet
21. Danny Gokey, "American Idol" contestant
22. Decapitado, lords of loud
23. Chris DeMay, alt.country poet
24. Stephanie Dosen, singer/songwriter now based in the UK, Massive Attack collaborator
25. Down by Law, proto punk hip-hop
26. The Exotics, surf kings
27. Fever Marlene, acclaimed contemporary rock duo
28. Terry Frank, blues guitarist
29. The Frogs, quirky band adored by Eddie Vedder
30. Frogwater, folk outfit featuring some of the best musicians in town
31. The Good Luck Joes, made a splash during the last decade
32. Bunky Green, jazz saxophonist
33. Tom Green, beloved late Elvis impersonator and so much more
34. Tommy Greywolf, fiddler and Brooks & Dunn sideman
35. The Gufs, champions of the turn of the millennium rock scene
36. Lee Hawkins, r&b singer turned Wall Street Journal reporter and CNBC on-air contributor
37. Woody Herman, jazz clarinet legend
38. Daniel Holter, producer, songwriter, musician
39. Ice Mone, veteran rapper
40. Jaill, signed to Sub Pop, label debut due in spring.
41. Junior & the Classics, r&b band featuring Junior Brantley
42. Kali Tribe, influential hip hop group
43. Mary Karlzen, transplant with skills and credits
44. Kevn Kinney, of Drivin N Cryin fame
45. The Lackloves, globe-trotting power poppers
46. Lil' Rev, ace guitarist
47. Liquid Pink, '80s psychedelic trio
48. Little Blue Crunchy Things, lit the all-ages scene on fire in the early '90s
49. Les Lokey (aka LuLu), singer/songwriter
50. The Love Monkeys, mix covers and originals and are ubiquitous
51. The Lubricants, early adopters of punk
52. Rico Love, rapper and r&b singer
53. Mad Trucker Gone Mad, reunited psychobilly stalwarts
54. Maritime, one of our best-known bands beyond our borders
55. Pat McCurdy, witty singer/songwriter
56. Melaniejane, cellist and singer/songwriter
57. The Mighty Deer Lick, how to describe this '90s-era band?
58. Mighty Joe Young, blues guitarist
59. Milwaukee Mandolin Orchestra, Milwaukee's mandolin orchestra
60. The Mistreaters, raucous punks
61. Frank Morgan, jazz saxophonist
62. Mortaskuld, Metal Blade Records band from Brew City
63. Moxy Roxx, defined the local hair metal scene in the 1980s
64. Mrs. Fun, quirky / artsy jazz
65. Loey Nelson, sister of ex-mayor, released a fine disc on Warner Bros. in 1989
66. Nerve Twins, one of the city's best rock bands in the '90s
67. The New Loud, great new electronica rock outfit
68. Donovan Owens, teen gospel singer
69. Jon Paris, blues / rock guitarist
70. Paris, Texas, local emo pioneers
71. Justin Perkins, ace producer and current member of Screeching Weasel
72. Pet Engine, late '90s/early '00s rock quartet
73. Pezzettino, making bigger waves every day
74. Punchdrunk, featuring Galen Polivka, now of The Hold Steady
75. Realm, metal
76. Riverwest Accordion Club
77. David Robinson, reggae singer
78. Jabbo Smith, jazz trumpeter
79. The Spanic Boys, father son roots rock outfit that landed on SNL, thanks to Sinead
80. Speech, fronted Arrested Development
81. Ruby Starr, she's in the WAMI Hall of Fame, you know
82. Hubert Sumlin, bluesman
83. Sweetbottom, with Stuermer and Wiegratz
84. Gary Tanin, of Otto & the Elevators and Xpensive Dogs, also a producer
85. Taste Emcees, hip-hop pioneers
86. Temper Temper, 2000s dance punks
87. Tense Experts, groundbreaking local goth band
88. Those XCleavers, new wave favorites
89. Lightning & Thunder, the inimitable duo
90. Trance and Dance Band, Jerry 4TA's band that first matched Ritchie with DeLorenzo
91. Trolley, power pop outfit linked to The Nice Outfit
92. The Tygers, '60s band signed to A&M
93. US Project, a revolving door of Milwaukee talent
94. Voot Warnings, a singular personality and local musician
95. Warp Drive, '80s metal band
96. Western Box Turtles, western swing masters
97. The Wigs, power pop band that left Brew City for L.A. in the early '80s
98. Women's Liberace, predecessor of the also fine Falling Wallendas
99. Wreck, joined the Wax Trax stable and moved to Chicago
100. Yipes!, which spawned Pat McCurdy and Mike Hoffman