Netflix’s latest documentary, The Greatest Night in Pop, looks back at one of the most iconic nights in the history of music. Back in 1975, Harry Belafonte had the idea of forming a supergroup comprising some of America’s greatest musicians and performers of the time. Headlined by composer and producer Quincy Jones, a range of iconic names worked on We Are The World, with the album going on to record more than 20 million sales. This makes it the ninth highest-selling music album of all time. Released in 1985, all proceeds from the sale of the album went to combat the African famine epidemic. However, the song was not merely a charity initiative and went on to win four Grammy Awards, one American Music Award, and a People's Choice Award.This was, of course, also a result of the epic names that were associated with the album. With the Netflix documentary giving viewers a close look at the behind-the-scenes of the recording process, fans are keen to learn about the 54 artists, apart from Quincy Jones, who were associated with the song.All the musicians who featured in We Are the World: A list View this post on Instagram Instagram PostInitiated and overseen by Harry Belafonte and Ken Kragen, the song in itself was inspired by Band Aid's Do They Know It's Christmas. Belafonte decided to assemble the Avengers (of sorts) of the music industry, and had names such as Bob Dylan, Michael Jackson, Bruce Springsteen, Lionel Ritchie, and Stevie Wonder, among a plethora of bonafide legends of the industry. All 54 of them, alongside Quincy Jones, who was the composer, are listed below:Soloists in We Are the World:Lionel RichieStevie WonderPaul SimonKenny RogersJames IngramTina TurnerBilly JoelMichael JacksonDiana RossDionne WarwickWillie NelsonAl JarreauBruce SpringsteenKenny LogginsSteve PerryDaryl HallHuey LewisCyndi LauperKim CarnesBob DylanRay Charles View this post on Instagram Instagram PostChorus Artists in We Are the World:Dan AykroydHarry BelafonteLindsey BuckinghamMario CipollinaJohnny CollaSheila E.Bob GeldofBill GibsonChris HayesSean HopperJackie JacksonLa Toya JacksonMarlon JacksonRandy JacksonTito JacksonWaylon JenningsBette MidlerJohn OatesJeffrey OsborneAnita PointerJune PointerRuth PointerSmokey RobinsonInstrument players in We Are the World:John Barnes (keyboards)David Paich (synthesizers)Michael Boddicker (synthesizers)Ian Underwood (synthesizers)Steve Porcaro (synthesizers)Paulinho da Costa (percussion)Louis Johnson (synth bass)Michael Omartian (keyboards)Greg Phillinganes (keyboards)John Robinson (drums)Netflix's The Greatest Night in Pop will cover the above names, with several never-seen-before interviews. This includes those from the likes of Lionel Richie and Michael Jackson, who were both genuinely delighted to be a part of the overall initiative. View this post on Instagram Instagram PostReleased in March 1985, We Are the World instantly became the fastest-selling album in US history, with various merchandise sales alone raising $63 million for charity. The initiative was mirrored via the We Are the World 25 for Haiti in 2010, to raise funds in the aftermath of the 2010 earthquake in Haiti.Regardless, with the song and the mammoth efforts it took to pull the initiative off well-documented in The Greatest Night in Pop, music fans of all kinds are sure to be tempted to tune in. The documentary is now available for streaming on Netflix.