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Famous people from Indiana

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Indiana has some quite famous people who granica from the land of the Hoosiers. And by famous, I don 't the media launch em up, rough and tough cowboy type, either, although it has those, too. The Hoosier state has a large number of actors, politicians, authors, and more. Oh, and don 't forget the racing car drivers. With the Indianapolis 500 and Indy cars, drivers can 'racing car, be sure t. This list is what I got off with just the top of my head.

Jackson Five

these five young men, Hailing from Gary, sang a number of different styles of songs, and were active for almost twenty years. The group was responsible for launching the solo careers of Michael, Jermaine and Janet on. After a six-year restriction on Motown records, the group was renamed the CBS under the Jacksons for the rest of his career. On leaving Motown, brother Jermaine officially took Randy 's place in the group. When Jermaine left Motown years later, the group became a sextet.

Michael Jackson

member of the five star of the Jackson / The Jacksons, Michael's group broke away in the mid-eighties after a journey of victory, with the return of Jermaine. The thriller, his sixth album, became the best album of all time. Billie Jean, considered by some of his signature song introduced Michael 'step s famous dance, the moonwalk.

Amanda Overmeyer

this season at American Idol, Indiana was well represented with no less than three contenders. Amanda, of Camden, he reminded judges Janis Joplin. His voice had a strong blow to her that Janis' used a. A nurse in "real life" she still is considering a career in music after leaving the American Idol competition during the episode of March 19, 2008.

Gayle

crystalline

the younger sister of Loretta Lynn, the popular country singer, Crystal moved to Indiana when she was only four. Once she graduated high school, and made some changes, including name, glass were on the road, and felt quite good to a very popular country singer. The Grammy-Award "winning, Don 't make my Blue eyes" of Brown, was launched in 1977. She is well known as the female artist with the world's longest hair, her hair is just three inches of floor.

John Mellencamp

originally from Seymour, Indiana, John Mellencamp is also known as Johnny cougar, puma John Mellencamp and John puma. Especially a singer / composer, he does occasionally, and was installed in the Hall of Fame rock n roll in March
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