Martin Sharp

Artist -- via the New York Times. Incidentally, he wrote the lyrics for "Tales of Brave Ulysses."

Andre Schiffrin

Publisher -- via the New York Times.

Joseph Richard "Dick" Dodd

Drummer and lead singer for the Standells; their big hit was "Dirty Water" -- via the New York Times.

Peter Kaplan

Editor -- via the New York Times.

Natalya Yevgenyevna Gorbanevskaya

Poet, translator, activist, and political prisoner -- via the New York Times.

Oliver Cheatham

R & B singer -- via Soul Source. His big hit was "Get Down Saturday Night."

Waldemar Swierzy

Artist -- via polskieradio.pl.

William Adam

Trumpeter and teacher; "If your mind leaves the sound of the horn, obstacles will appear" -- via Trumpet Herald. 

Oralia Dominguez

Mezzo-soprano -- via the Telegraph.

Nelson Mandela

Revolutionary, human rights activist, and political leader -- via Business Insider.

Brian Dawson

Folk song collector, singer, and musician -- via the Petersborough Folk Diary.

Bernard Parmegiani

Composer -- via Liberation.

Junior Murvin

Singer -- via the Telegraph. His big hit "Police and Thieves" was famously covered by the Clash.

James Rensenbrink

Publisher and editor -- via the New York Times.

Marcello Gatti

Cinematographer -- via Rai News 24. Best known for his work with Pontecorvo on "The Battle of Algiers."

Saul Leiter

Photographer -- via the New York Times.

Lewis Collins

Actor -- via the BBC.

Al Plastino

Comics artist; creator of Supergirl and Brainiac -- via the Globe and Mail.

Arik Einstein

The father of Israeli rock -- via the New York Times.

Paul Walker

Actor -- via CNN.

Jay Leggett

Comedian -- via CNN.

Jean Kent

Actress -- via the Telegraph. Best known for her work in the Gainsborough bodice-rippers of the '40s and '50s and her lead in 1951's "The Browning Version."

Al Forman

Umpire -- via legacy.com.

Ricky "Sugarfoot" Wellman

Drummer -- via the Washington Post.

Elke Niedhardt

Theater and opera director; actress -- via ABC.