The Hollies – Just One Look

Tony Hicks, English guitarist (The Hollies)

ABBA – Mamma Mia

Benny Andersson, right

Benny Andersson, Swedish musician, singer and songwriter (ABBA)

ZZ Top – La Grange (Live)

Billy Gibbons, American guitarist (ZZ Top)

Robben Ford – Talk to Your Daughter

Robben Ford, American guitarist

Boyz II Men – End of the Road (TOTP)

Michael McCary, American singer (formerly of Boyz II Men)

Ying Yang Twins – Say I Yi Yi

Kaine, American rapper (Ying Yang Twins)

Flo Rida – Elevator

Flo Rida, American rapper

Rock Rock Rock opening

Alan Freed (December 15, 1922 – January 20, 1965), (a.k.a. Moondog) American DJ, would have turned 85 this year.

Biography by Bill Dahl
[Bio & Info © allmusic.com]

Before the payola scandal brought down his empire, Alan Freed was rock & roll’s first superstar DJ, hosting his own TV show, starring in numerous quickie film musicals, and wielding enormous influence within the R&B and rock communities. He’s often credited with coining the phrase “rock & roll.” Freed’s name appears on many various-artists collections from the genre’s early years, and he even cut a few tracks under his own name for Brunswick as the nominal leader of a rocking big band comprised of New York session aces.

Max Yasgur live onstage at Woodstock 1969 Plus Hendrix

Max Yasgur (December 15, 1919 – February 08, 1973), American dairy farmer and host of 1969′s Woodstock Festival

The Supremes – Love Child

Cindy Birdsong, American R&B vocalist with The Supremes (far right)

Cannonball Adderly Quintet featuring Barry Harris

Barry Harris, American bebop pianist

Curtis Fuller – Children of The Night Solo

Curtis Fuller, American trombonist

Eddie Palmieri – Oyelo que te conviene

Eddie Palmieri, Puerto Rican-American pianist, bandleader and musician

The Moments – Love On A Two Way Street

Harry Ray, American vocalist, The Moments

Jerry Wallace – In The Misty Moonlight

Jerry Wallace, American singer