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Bruce
Popularity rank in the U.S.: #401
Springsteen is a man of the people, but with 20 Grammys and counting under his belt, there's no denying that he's critically loved as well. So don't be afraid to bestow the boyish name Bruce on your little Boss. Before it was a first name, Bruce was a Scottish surname.
Ella
Popularity rank in the U.S.: #17
Looking for a name that's girly, trendy and has musical significance? Look to the "first lady of song" for inspiration. Ella Fitzgerald took home more than a dozen Grammys in her lifetime and left a long list of classic performances. The name Ella is derived from the Germanic name Alia, though it can also be used as a diminutive of Eleanor or Ellen.
LeAnn
Popularity rank in the U.S.: Not ranked
Meaning: Clearing (Lee); grace (Ann)
With its friendly Southern bent, the name LeAnn evokes images of sweet tea and front porch rockers. It may also remind you of a certain wunderkind, LeAnn Rimes, who won her first Grammy at the age of 14. Lee is derived from an Old English name, and Ann comes from the Hebrew name Hannah.
Quincy
Popularity rank in the U.S.: #622
Meaning: Fifth
Quincy Jones is one of the music industry's biggest multi-hyphenates. He's done everything from performing to producing to songwriting, and has dozens of Grammys to prove it. Give this mogul's name to your child, with bonus points if he's baby No. 5: This name is derived from the Latin word for "fifth."
Santana
Popularity rank in the U.S.: Not ranked
Whether you prefer the solo work of Carlos Santana or like to groove to the music of his full band Santana, you can appreciate the lyrical quality of this name. It's a variation on Santa Ana and was used by one of the standout characters on "Glee."
Stevie
Popularity rank in the U.S.: Not ranked (boys), #951 (girls)
It's a diminutive form of both Stephen and Stephanie, so Stevie's truly unisex. This is a friendly-sounding name for a boy, but it's truly adorable for a little girl (think the amazing Stevie Nicks). Brush up on "Isn't She Lovely" now so you can sing Mr. Wonder's hit as a lullaby when your little Stevie arrives.
