Great update @President_Lincoln! If I were Californian I'd have voted for Shirley Temple Black.
1974 is a very pivotal year in music I feel. IOTL you have:
* Rick Wakeman leaving Yes, and they auditioned many keyboardists (including Vangelis!) before picking Patrick Moraz as replacement.
* Genesis would release their rock opera The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway, and the tumultuous production would cause Peter Gabriel to tell his bandmates that he'd leave after they toured for the album.
* Queen releases Queen II and Sheer Heart Attack in this year, with the latter and its single Killer Queen catapulting them to stardom.
* ABBA wins Eurovision 1974 with their song Waterloo.
I'd imagine TTL's 1974 would be just as important in terms of music.
1974 is a very pivotal year in music I feel. IOTL you have:
* Rick Wakeman leaving Yes, and they auditioned many keyboardists (including Vangelis!) before picking Patrick Moraz as replacement.
* Genesis would release their rock opera The Lamb Lies Down on Broadway, and the tumultuous production would cause Peter Gabriel to tell his bandmates that he'd leave after they toured for the album.
* Queen releases Queen II and Sheer Heart Attack in this year, with the latter and its single Killer Queen catapulting them to stardom.
* ABBA wins Eurovision 1974 with their song Waterloo.
I'd imagine TTL's 1974 would be just as important in terms of music.