The art of cooking contains alchemical magic, that is, the transformation of materials into something new.

Of course, with improved texture and better quality.

Many times, something that is not eaten or even poisonous, turns into very tasty food.

After all, cooking and magic have a common root in the Babylonian word mag-.

Random sounds, on the other hand, when they enter a series become notes, which in turn satisfy another sense.

That of hearing, transforming simple notes into a beautiful melody.

Some, of course, took the metaphor of “musical cooking” literally.

Either by naming the musical group in which they participated with some food, or even their artistic persona.

And in fact, there were not a few who by their “culinary” name were pioneers in the evolution of music.

As it happened, sometime in 1910 when a man named Aaron Thibeaux Walker was born.

Walker, a few years later would leave his name in the chapters of music history and even in capital letters.

Under the stage name “T-Bone” Walker, he was the first to record songs accompanied by an electric guitar.

All this, under the name of a steak!

However, there are many “comestibles” that climbed to the top of the music charts and became world-famous.

“Feeding” at the same time, their fans, in concert halls full of… Musical notes.

The musicians:

T-Bone Walker (Blues, Electric Blues, Texas Blues, Jump Blues, West Coast Blues) 1928
Chuck Berry (Rock “N” Roll, Rhythm and Blues, Blues) 1953
Toni Basil (New Wave) 1964
The Lovin’ Spoonful (Rock) 1965
The Chocolate Watchband (Garage Rock) 1965
Country Joe & the Fish (Psychedelic Rock, Acid Rock, Folk Rock)1965
The Electric Prunes (Psychedelic Rock) 1965
Cream (Rock) 1966
Peaches & Herb (Rock) 1966
Moby Grape (Psychedelic Rock, Acid Rock, Folk Rock)1966
Blue Öyster Cult (Acid Rock, Phychedelic Rock, Occult Rock, Progressive Rock, Hard Rock, Heavy Metal) 1967
Vanilla Fudge (Phychedelic Rock, Acid Rock, Hard Rock, Proto-Metal) 1967
Meatloaf (Rock, Hard Rock, Wagnerian Rock) 1968
Bread (Rock) 1968
Humble Pie (Rock) 1969
The Flying Burrito Brothers (Country Rock) 1969
Hot Tuna (Blues, Blues Rock, Americana) 1969
The Raspberries (Pop Rock) 1970
T-Bone Burnett (Americana, Roots Rock, Country) 1972
Meat Puppets (Rock) 1980
Red Hot Chili Peppers (Rock) 1983
Vanilla Ice (Rap Rock, Nu Metal, Rap Metal) 1985
Sugar Ray (Alternative Rock, Pop Rock, Nu Metal, Funk Metal) 1986
Lambchop (Alternative Country, Indie-Rock, Chamber Pop) 1986
The Sugarcubes (Alternative Rock, Post-Punk, Avant-Rock) 1986
The Lemonheads (Punk Rock, Alternative Rock, College Rock) 1986
Smashing Pumpkins (Alternative Rock) 1988
Neutral Milk Hotel (Rock) 1989
The Cranberries (Rock, Alternative, Irish Rock) 1989
Blind Melon (Rock) 1990
Cake (Alternative Rock) 1991
The Apples in Stereo (Rock) 1992
Korn (Nu Metal) 1993
The Gourds (Alternative Country, Progressive Blues) 1994
Bowling for Soup (Pop Punk, Pop Rock, Alternative Rock) 1994
Iron & Wine (Folk, Indie Rock) 2001