Willie Dixon – $2 million
For the most part, you’ll hear the name Willie Dixon along with Muddy Watters. After World War II, both of them became iconic figures in Chicago’s blues scene. Willie players bass and guitar while singing with his unique and beautiful voice. It’s safe to say he was one of the 20th century’s best songwriters. “My Babe, “Hoochie Coochie Man,” and “Spoonful” are only a few of his songs. We aren’t surprised to hear that other musicians have covered his songs.
Willie Dixon – $2 Million
Morrissey – $50 million
Steven Morrissey is someone who’s better known by his last name. Born to a pair of Irish immigrants, he started developing an interest in music as a young boy. He was the lead of The Nosebleeds, but it wasn’t until he was with The Smiths that he gained commercial success. Later on in his career, Morrissey went solo as well and wrote some songs like “Your Arsenal,” “Viva Hate,” and “Kill Uncle”.
Morrissey – $50 Million
