Musicians and Composers of the Cold War
The atlas holds 23 people and 309 moments here, from 1947 to 1991. The most recorded lives are Freddie Mercury, Elvis Presley and Judy Garland.
Moments
- 1973 Visits London with Oona Charlie Chaplin
- 1973 Visit to wounded soldiers Umm Kulthum
- 1974 Graduated from Cambridge Douglas Adams
- 1974 Moved back to London Douglas Adams
- 1974 Recorded Killer Queen at Rockfield Freddie Mercury
- 1974 Arrives in Dakar Michael Jackson
- 1974 Summer work at The Trident Robin Williams
- 1974 Met Graham Chapman at Chox opening party Douglas Adams
- 1974 Loperena singing-contest victory Rafael Orozco Maestre
- 1975 Receives knighthood Charlie Chaplin
- 1975 94 East recording session Prince
- 1975 Moved to Bangkok with Waiphot Phetsuphan Pumpuang Duangjan
- 1975 Sang at Wat Thap Kradan Pumpuang Duangjan
- 1975 Codiscos recording-period visit Rafael Orozco Maestre
- 1975 Central Park 10K Robin Williams
- 1975 Death in Cairo Umm Kulthum
- 1975 World tour in Japan Freddie Mercury
- 1975 Final stage performance Marlene Dietrich
- 1975 Solo debut at New Hope Baptist Church Whitney Houston
- 1976 Lived with family in Stalbridge Douglas Adams
- 1976 Retirement to Avenue Montaigne Marlene Dietrich
- 1976 Demo recording with Chris Moon Prince
- 1976 Binomio de Oro formed Rafael Orozco Maestre
- 1976 First stand-up performance Robin Williams
- 1976 Final Jackson 5 tour in Manila Michael Jackson
- 1976 Birth in Phoenix Chester Bennington
- 1976 Marriage at Santa Bernardita Rafael Orozco Maestre
- 1976 La Storta Medal visit Mother Teresa
- 1976 Palm Springs stay Elvis Presley
- 1976 Performed at the Edinburgh Fringe Douglas Adams
- 1977 Move to Sausalito for For You Prince
- 1977 Sound 80 demo session Prince
- 1977 Los Angeles comedy-club work Robin Williams
- 1977 Performed at Madison Square Garden Freddie Mercury
- 1977 Final concert Elvis Presley
- 1977 Omaha concert Elvis Presley
- 1977 Rapid City concert Elvis Presley
- 1977 Earls Court Jubilee concerts Freddie Mercury
- 1977 Death at Graceland Elvis Presley
- 1977 Last public appearance Elvis Presley
- 1977 Dies at Manoir de Ban Charlie Chaplin
- 1978 Town Hall solo performance Whitney Houston
- 1979 Lived in Munich Freddie Mercury
- 1979 First band performance Prince
- 1979 Copacabana live comedy recording Robin Williams
- 1979 Greensboro concert before album break Michael Jackson
- 1979 Filming The Blues Brothers Carrie Fisher
- 1979 Concert for the People of Kampuchea Freddie Mercury
- 1979 Nobel Peace Prize acceptance speech Mother Teresa
- 1980 Early performances at Papa Gayo's Selena