CORTEZ, DAVE "BABY".

 Keyboards.
Session for Louisiana Red.

CORTEZ, DEAN.

 Bass.
Member of Caldera, 1976.

CORWIN, TOM.

 Drums.
Member of Ohio Express, 1968-69.

CORY, JOHN.

 Keyboards, vocals.
Session for St. Paradise, 1979.

CORYELL, LARRY.

 Born 2nd April 1943 in Galveston, Texas.
Bass, guitar, vocals.

COSBY, ROOSTER.

 Drums.
Member of Julian Cope's Band, 1991.

COSENTINO, CURT.

 Bass, synthesiser.
Member of Polyrock, 1980.

COSGROVE, TOMMY.

 Vocals.
Session for the Congregation.

COSKER, PETE.

 Bass, guitar, vocals.
Member of Wally, 1973-75.

COSMIC ORCHESTRA.

 See: Neil Norman And His Cosmic Orchestra.

COSMO.

 Guitar.
Member of Kids, 1975.

COSMO, FRAN.

 Vocals.
Session for Barry Goudreau, 1980.

COSMOLOGY.

 John D'Earth - horns; Armen Donelian - keyboard; Dave Glenn - trombone; Bob Jospe - drums; Rick KiIburn - bass; Dawn Thompson - vocal.

COSSA, LOU.

 Keyboards, vocals
Member of Dakota, 1980.

COSSAR, NEIL.

 Guitar, vocals.
Member of The Cheaters, 1981.

COSTA, RUDY.

 Flute, saxaphone.
Session for Taj Mahal, 1977.

COSTELL, DAVID.

 Bass.
Member of Gary Lewis And The Playboys, 1964-.

COSTELLO, ELVIS.

 Born Declan McManus, 25th August 1955 in Paddington, London.
Guitar, vocal.

COSTELLO, NICK.

 Bass.
Member of Centauraus, Toronto, 1980.

COSTER, TOM.

 Keyboards, producer, vocals.
Member of Santana, 1972-76.

COTINOLA, FRANK.

 Drums, percussion.
Member of the Funky Kings, 1976.

COTT, GERRY.

 Guitar.
Member of The Boomtown Rats, 1975-.

COTTEN, MIKE.

 Synthesiser.
Member of The Tubes, 1975.

COTTIS, MARTIN.

 Drums, vocals.
Member of Angels 1-5, 1981.

COTTON, JAMES.

 Born 1st July 1935 in Tunica, Mississippi.
Harmonica, vocals.
Member of The James Cotton Blues Band, 1966-.
Sessions for Muddy Waters, 1954-66; Steve Miller, 1976.
Started playing harmonica at the age of seven, after hearing Sonny Boy Williamson II on the radio. Two years later, he ran away from home to learn from his hero. Sonny Boy seems to have adopted him, introducing him to Willie Nix, Howlin' Wolf and others as well as letting him play on his radio show.
Sonny Boy's fame had grown and he moved to Chicago, leaving Cotton to take over his band at the age of eighteen. Although he'd started to cut records, he only made it nationally when Muddy Waters asked him to join his band in 1954. It was a job he filled on a part-time basis until forming his own band in 1966.
See: James Cotton Blues band, The.

COTTON, JEFF.

 Guitar.
Member of Captain Beefheart And His Magic Band, 1968.

COTTON, JOCK.

 Guitar, vocals.
Member of Radio 5, 1980; The Poppy Factory, 1991.

COTTON, MIKE.

 Trumpet.
Member of the Kinks, 1971-72.
Session for Chris Youlden, 1974.

COTTON, PAUL.

 Guitar, vocals.
Member of Poco.

COTTON, STEVE.

 Bass.
Member of The Zeros, 1977.