James Marcus Smith
Born: 6 November 1938
Houston, Texas

Hits such as "Hold Me", "Somewhere (a place for us)", and a bit part actor. But is best remembered for his on-stage pant-splitting antics.

Ray Hilderbrand
Born: 21 December 1940
Joshua, Texas

and

Jill Jackson
Born: 20 May 1942
McCaney, Texas

Puppy love music, "Hey Paula, (I Want to Marry You)". One and a half hit wonders.

Francine Barker (Francine Hurd)
Born: 1947

and

Haer Feemster
Born: 1 October 1942

Best known for "Reunited". The comings and goings of different Peaches is more interesting.

Edith Giovanna Gassion
Born: 19 December 1915
France
Died: 11 October 1963

French singer, starring in Moulin Rouge with Yves Montand, with whom she fell in love. Toured the stalags in 1943 singing for prisoners, many of whom she helped to escape. Piaf being Parisian slang for 'Sparrow'. Most famous song (and epitath) "Non, Je Ne Regrette Rien", (No Regrets).

Alecia Moore
Born: 8 September 1979
San Juan, Puerto Rico

Best known for the Grammy winning hit "Lady Marmalade" from the movie "Moulin Rouge".

Martin Murphy

Vocals and guitar for "Mental As Anything". Obviously named after the Martin Plaza in Sydney.

James Newell Osterburg
Born: 21 April 1947
Muskegon, Michigan

On stage antics (including self-mutilation) and raw sound. Hero for punk rockers. In the 1970s he collaborated with David Bowie.

John Preston Cornville
Born: 18 August 1939
Port Arthur, Texas

Another 1 and 1/2 hit wonder with "Running Bear". A cloying tale of Red Indian love tragically going wrong.

Prince Rogers Nelson
Born: 7 June 1958
Minneapolis, Minnesota

Best known as eccentric pop star. Top sellers "1999" and "When Doves Cry". On many songs Prince played all the instruments himself. In the 1990s he changed his name to The Artist Formerly Known As Prince, then to an unpronouncable symbol. In 2000 he changed his name back to Prince.