His Country Cross-Over hit, "Walk On By", which Billboard later named The Biggest Country Single Of All Time, peaked at #5 on the Hot 100 this week in 1961. To learn more about his career, be sure to read Gary James' interview with Leroy Van Dyke. |
|
| The Burrito Brothers ("Together") |
Thin Lizzy ("The Boys Are Back In Town") |
Gene Parsons (of The Byrds and The Flying Burrito Brothers) |
| Tom Chapin (Harry Chapin's brother) |
Nancy Lee Andrews (author of A Dose Of Rock And Roll) |
Elijah Wald (author of How The Beatles Destroyed Rock 'n' Roll) |
| Glen Campbell ("Rhinestone Cowboy") (with Audio Excerpt) |
Paul Revere (of Paul Revere And The Raiders) (with Audio Excerpt) |
Cynthia Lennon (John Lennon's first wife) (with Audio Excerpt) |
John Entwistle (bassist for The Who) (with Audio Excerpt) |
Ray Manzarek (keyboard player for The Doors) (with Audio Excerpt) |
| Butch Trucks (of The Allman Brothers Band) (with Audio Excerpt) |
Jimmy O'Neill (host of TV's Shindig!) (with Audio Excerpt) |
Greg Lake (of Emerson, Lake & Palmer) (with Audio Excerpt) |
Gene Pitney ("Only Love Can Break A Heart") (with Audio Excerpt) |
Ben E. King ("Stand By Me") (with Audio Excerpt) |
| Bobby Vee ("Take Good Care Of My Baby") (with Audio Excerpt) |
Andy Williams ("Moon River") (with Audio Excerpt) |
Sonny West (Elvis' Bodyguard) (with Audio Excerpt |
David Cassidy ("I Think I Love You") (with Audio Excerpt) |
Frankie Laine ("Moonlight Gambler") (with Audio Excerpt) |
| |
Alan O'Day ("Undercover Angel") (with Audio Excerpt) |
Jerry Vale ("You Don't Know Me") (with Audio Excerpt) |
Alan Livingston (President of Capitol Records) (with Audio Excerpt) |
|
| |
|
|
|
|
| Alf Bicknell (The Beatles' Chauffeur) |
Sam Andrew (Of Big Brother And The Holding Company) |
Arthur Alexander (Wrote "Anna") |
Bill Aucoin (KISS' Manager) |
Bob Bonis (Beatles' Road Manager) |
| Jim Ed Brown ("Pop A Top") |
Solomon Burke ("Got To Get You Off My Mind") |
Toy Caldwell (of The Marshall Tucker Band) |
Steve Canaday (of The Ozark Mountain Daredevils) |
Earl "Speedo" Carroll (of The Cadillacs) |
| Jimmy Dean ("Big Bad John") |
Paul Davis ("I Go Crazy") |
Steve Douglas (session sax player) |
Kevin DuBrow (of Quiet Riot) |
Mini Farina (wrote "In The Quiet Morning") |
| Barry Fey (concert promoter) |
Jackie Lomax (was managed by Brian Epstein) |
Kim Fowley (songwriter / producer) |
Carl Gardner (of The Coasters) |
Andrew Gold ("Lonely Boy") |
| Lesley Gore ("It's My Party") |
Marshall Grant (Johnny Cash's Road Manager) |
Dobie Gray ("Drift Away") |
Jimmy Greenspoon (of Three Dog Night) |
Rob Grill (of The Grass Roots) |
| Bobby Hatfield (of The Righteous Brothers) |
Bobby Hebb ("Sunny") |
Bobby Helms ("Jingle Bell Rock") |
Larry Hoppen (of Orleans) |
Clarence 'Frogman' Henry ("Ain't Got No Home") |
| Sammy Johns ("Chevy Van") |
Buddy Knox ("Party Doll") |
Bobby Keys (session sax player) |
Lemmy Kilmister (of Motorhead) |
Dan Peek (of America) |
| Ronnie Montrose (Rock 'n' Roll guitarist) |
Richard Nader (promoter) |
Patti Page ("Old Cape Code") |
Carl Perkins ("Blue Suede Shoes") |
Bobby 'Boris' Pickett ("The Monster Mash") |
| Dave Somerville (of The Diamonds) |
Victor Spinetti (Beatles' co-star in A Hard Day's Night) |
Chris Squire (of Yes) |
Dallas Taylor (drummer for Crosby, Stills and Nash) |
Hughie Thomasson (of The Outlaws) |
| Alfred Wertheimer (Elvis Presley's photographer) |
Les Paul (guitar legend) |
Johnny Winter (Rock guitarist) |
Wolfman Jack (American disc jockey) |
Tom Fogerty (of Creedence Clearwater Revival) |
| Danny Gatton (guitarist) |
Wendy O. Williams (of The Plasmatics) |
Bobby Smith (of The Spinners) |
Billy Joe Royal ("Down In The Boondocks") |
Reg Presley (of The Troggs) |
| John Gary (singer) |
Danny Joe Brown (of Molly Hatchet) |
Dick St. John (of Dick And Dee Dee) |
Charlie Dick (Patsy Cline's husband) |
Henry Mancini (orchestra leader) |
| Sylvester ("Dance") |
Major Bill Smith (Record Producer) |
Jah Paul Jo (of Dread Zeppelin) |
St. Clair Lee (of The Hues Corporation) |
Keith Emerson (of Emerson, Lake & Palmer) |
| Sonny Geraci (of The Outsiders) |
Larry Henley (of The Newbeats) |
Wayne Carson (wrote Always On My Mind) |
Chet Flippo (Editor In Chief of Rolling Stone magazine) |
Sam Leach (early Beatles promoter) |
| Tab Hunter ("Young Love") |
Rosie Hamlin ("Angel Baby") |
John Byrne Cooke (Janis Joplin's road manager) |
Gary DeCarlo (lead singer of Steam) |
Bernard Lansky (Elvis Presley's clothier) |
| Jerry Hopkins (co-author of No One Here Gets Out Alive) |
Ed King (guitarist for Lynyrd Skynyrd) |
Hal Blaine (session drummer) |
Galt Mac Dermot (Wrote "Hair" and "Aquarius") |
Marty Balin (guitarist for Jefferson Airplane) |
Pauline Sutcliffe (Stu Sutcliffe's sister) |
Gary Duncan (guitarist for Quicksilver Messenger Service) |
Jimmy Cavallo (Rock 'n' Roll pioneer) |
Eddie Money ("Two Tickets To Paradise") |
Larry Taylor (bassist for Canned Heat) |
Steve Priest (of Sweet) |
Allee Willis (songwriter) |
Ian Whitcomb ("You Turn Me On") |
Bob Shane (of The Kingston Trio) |
Benny Mardones ("Into The Night") |
Screamin' Jay Hawkins ("I Put A Spell On You") |
Charlie Daniels ("The Devil Went Down To Georgia") |
Curt Gunther (Beatles Photographer) |
Denny Laine (guitarist for Wings) |
Jimmy Walker (Of The Knickerbockers) |
Joe Flannery (Author Of Author Of The Beatles, Brian Epstein And Me) |
Trini Lopez ("If I Had A Hammer") |
Ken Hensley (of Uriah Heep) |
Spencer Davis ("Gimme Some Lovin'") |
Helen Reddy ("I Am Woman") |
Mary Wilson (of The Supremes) |
Jimmie Rodgers ("Honeycomb") |
Rusty Young (of Poco) |
Hilton Valentine (guitarist for The Animals) |
Chad Stuart (of Chad And Jeremy) |
Billy Hinsche (of Dino, Desi And Billy) |
Paul Revere & The Raiders (Keith Allison) |
Michael Nesmith (guitarist for The Monkees) |
Mick Rock (Photographed David Bowie) |
B.J. Thomas ("Hooked On A Feeling") |
Dave Hlubek (of Molly Hatchet) |
Ron Jovi (of the '80s tribute band Mullet) |
Mike Rabon (of Five Americans) |
Don Wilson (rhythm guitarist for The Ventures) |
Jim Weatherly (wrote 'Midnight Train To Georgia') |
Jimy Sohns (lead singer of The Shadows Of Knight) |
Kal David ("Double Tuff") |
Dino Danelli (drummer for The Rascals) |
Jerry Allison (drummer for Buddy Holly And The Crickets) |
Bobby Rydell ("Volare") |
Dean Daughtry (of The Atlanta Rhythm Section) |
Jerry Blavat (disc jockey) |
Cynthia Weil (song writer) |
April Stevens ("Deep Purple") |
Kim Simmonds (of Savoy Brown) |
| Noel Monk (Van Halen's manager) |
Davy Jones (of The Monkees) |
Larry Chance (of The Earls) |
Ray Hildebrand (Of Paul And Paula) |
Sam Cutler (Stones and Dead Tour Mgr) |
| Steve Lawrence ("Go Away Little Girl") |
Don Ciccone (of The Critters) |
Wayne Kramer (of The MC5) |
Tommy Smothers (of The Smothers Brothers) |
Doug Fieger (of The Knack) |
| Frank Ifield ("I Remember You") |
Mick Ronson ("Slaughter On 10th Avenue") |
Doug Ingle (of Iron Butterfly) |
Mike Pinder (of The Moody Blues) |
Eric Carmen ("Hungry Eyes") |
| John Pisano (guitarist for The Tijuana Brass) |
Maurice Williams ("Stay") |
Greg Kihn ("Jeopardy") |
John Mayall (Godfather of British Blues) |
Charles Cross (Author Of Cobain Unseen) |
| |
Scott Simon (of Sha Na Na) |
Shal Talmy (The Who's record producer) |
James Darren ("Goodbye Cruel World") |
|
| Louise Harrison (George Harrison's sister) |
Ruth McCartney (Paul McCartney's step-sister) |
Cynthia Lennon (John Lennon's wife) |
Pete Best (their drummer before Ringo) |
Pauline Sutcliffe (Stu Sutcliffe's sister) |
| May Pang (John Lennon's girlfriend) |
Alf Bicknell (The Beatles' Chauffeur) |
Wings (drummer Denny Seiwell) |
Wings (Laurence Juber) |
Wings (guitarist Denny Laine) |
| Jim Kirkpatrick (George Harrison's first US visit) |
The Remains (toured with The Beatles) |
Jerry Pam (The Beatles' Publicist) |
The Barron Knights (toured with The Beatles) |
Howie and Sheila Casey (Toured with The Beatles) |
| Tony Palmer (Film Maker and John Lennon's Friend) |
Victor Spinetti (Beatles Co-star in A Hard Day's Night and Help!) |
Geoffrey Ellis (Chief Exectutive of Brian Epstein's NEMS Enterprises) |
Helen Shapiro (Toured With The Beatles in 1963) |
Jackie Lomax (Was Managed By Brian Epstein) |
| Johnny Chester (Toured Australia with The Beatles) |
Kingsize Taylor (a Beatles contemporary ) |
Sam Leach (early Beatles promoter) |
Gary Van Scyoc (Plastic Ono Elephant's Memory Band) |
Klaus Voormann (Beatles' friend and bassist) |
| Leslie Cavendish (The Beatles' hairstylist) |
James Harithas (director of Yoko Ono's "This Is Not Here" exhibtion) |
Andrew Fyall (reporter who knew The Beatles) |
Debbie Waugh (met The Beatles in Central Park) |
Bill Harry (founder of Mersey Beat Magazine) |
| Joe Flannery (The Beatles' booking manager) |
Julia Baird (John Lennon's sister) |
Ivor Davis (wrote The Beatles And Me On Tour) |
Jessica Lawson (Co-Producer of The Beatles film Good Ol' Freda) |
Larry Kane (reporter who traveled with The Beatles) |
| Tony Bramwell (The Authority On All Things Beatles) |
Louise Harrison (second interview with George's sister) |
Russ Lease (Beatles' Memorabilia Collector) |
Peter Miniaci (of The Magical History Tour) |
Prue Bury (Appeared In A Hard Day's Night) |
| Dr. Gary Tracy (John Lennon's optometrist) |
Roy Young (turned down Brian Epstein's offer to join The Beatles) |
Curt Gunther (Beatles photographer) |
Angie McCartney (Paul McCartney's step-mother) |
The Quarrymen (John Lennon's early band) |
| |
|
Edward Chapman (His Mother Dated Stuart Sutcliffe) |
|
|
| Bill Haley's Comets ("Rock Around The Clock") |
The Crickets ("That'll Be The Day") |
The Picks (Buddy Holly's backing vocalists) |
Sonny Curtis (of The Crickets) |
The Four Lads ("No, Not Much") |
| Sha Na Na (1950s Tribute Group) |
The Skyliners ("Since I Don't Have You") |
The Flamingos (vocalist Tommy Hunt) |
The Flamingos (vocalist Terry Johnson) |
The Chantels ("Maybe") |
| Paul Evans ("Happy Go Lucky Me") |
Buddy Knox ("Party Doll") |
The Aquatones ("You") |
The Eternals ("Babalu's Wedding Day") |
Danny And The Juniors ("At The Hop") |
| Carl Perkins ("Blue Suede Shoes") |
Bobby Helms ("Jingle Bell Rock") |
The Cadillacs ("Speedo") |
Pat Boone ("Love Letters In The Sand") |
Tommy Sands ("Teen-Age Crush") |
| Jimmy Cavallo (Rock 'n' Roll pioneer) |
The Four Preps ("26 Miles - Santa Catalina") |
Clarence "Frogman" Henry ("Ain't Got No Home") |
The Diamonds ("Little Darlin'") |
The Coasters ("Yakety Yak") |
| Tab Hunter ("Young Love") |
The Belmonts ("Tell Me Why") |
The Mystics ("Hushabye") |
Jimmy Dorsey Orchestra ("So Rare") |
The Jordanaires (Elvis' background singers) |
| Frankie Laine ("Moonlight Gambler") |
The Lennon Sisters ("Tonight You Belong To Me") |
Patti Page ("Old Cape Cod") |
The Treniers ("Go! Go! Go!") |
The Fleetwoods ("Come Softly To Me") |
| The Royal Teens ("Short Shorts") |
The Elegants ("Little Star") |
Screamin' Jay Hawkins ("I Put A Spell On You") |
Santo And Johnny ("Sleep Walk") |
Jimmy Clanton ("Venus In Blue Jeans") |
| |
Al Hendrix ("Young And Wild") |
Little Bill And The Blue Notes ("I Love An Angel") |
Fabian ("Turn Me Loose") |
|
| The Monkees (Davy Jones) |
The Monkees (Michael Nesmith) |
The Doors Ray Manzarek |
The Doors Robby Krieger |
The Doors John Densmore |
| The Cowsills ("The Rain, The Park And Other Things") |
Paul Revere & The Raiders (Paul Revere) |
Paul Revere & The Raiders (Mark Lindsay) |
Paul Revere & The Raiders (Phil "Fang" Volk) |
Paul Revere & The Raiders (Keith Allison) |
| The Byrds (Roger McGuinn) |
The Byrds (Gene Parsons) |
Jan and Dean ("Surf City") |
The Tokens ("The Lion Sleeps Tonight") |
Nino Tempo & April Stevens ("Deep Purple") |
| The Royal Guardsmen ("Snoopy Vs The Red Baron") |
The Outsiders ("Time Won't Let Me") |
The Kingsmen ("Louie Louie") |
The Sir Douglas Quintet ("She's About A Mover") |
Dino, Desi and Billy ("I'm A Fool") |
| The Fifth Dimension (Marilyn McCoo) |
The Fifth Dimension (Florence La Rue) |
The Cascades ("Rhythm Of The Rain") |
The Fireballs ("Sugar Shack") |
The Dovells ("Bristol Stomp") |
| Gene Chandler ("The Duke Of Earl") |
Ace Cannon ("Tuff") |
The Earls ("Remember Then") |
The Angels ("My Boyfriend's Back") |
Joey Dee ("The Peppermint Twist") |
| Dee Dee Sperling of Dick And Dee Dee ("Thou Shalt Not Steal") |
Dick St. John of Dick And Dee Dee ("The Mountain's High") |
Johnny Thunder ("Loop de Loop") |
Cannibal And The Headhunters ("Land Of 1,000 Dances") |
John Kuse And the Excellents ("Coney Island Baby") |
| Creedence Clearwater Revival (bassist Stu Cook) |
Creedence Clearwater Revival (drummer Doug Clifford) |
Iron Butterfly ("In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida") |
Big Brother And The Holding Company (guitarist Sam Andrew) |
Big Brother And The Holding Company (drummer Dave Getz) |
| Jefferson Airplane (Jack Casady) |
Jefferson Airplane (Jorma Kaukonen) |
Jefferson Airplane (Marty Balin) |
The Troggs ("Wild Thing") |
The Shadows of Knight ("Gloria") |
| The Rascals (organist Felix Cavaliere) |
The Rascals (drummer Dino Danelli) |
The Rascals (guitarist Gene Cornish) |
The Beau Brummels ("Laugh, Laugh") |
The Crystals ("He's A Rebel") |
| Blood, Sweat & Tears (founder Al Kooper) |
Blood, Sweat & Tears (vocalist David Clayton Thomas) |
Blood, Sweat & Tears (guitarist Steve Katz) |
The Ventures (guitarist Don Wilson) |
The Ventures (bassist Bob Spalding) |
| The Happenings ("See You In September") |
The Archies ("Sugar Sugar") |
The Lovin' Spoonful (guitarist John Sebastian) |
The Lovin' Spoonful (bassist Steve Boone) |
The Lovin' Spoonful (drummer Joe Butler) |
| Sons Of Champlin ("Loosen Up Naturally") |
The Swingin' Medallions ("Double Shot Of My Baby's Love") |
Sopwith Camel ("Hello, Hello") |
We Five ("You Were On My Mind") |
The Vogues ("Five O'clock World") |
| Canned Heat (Fito de la Parra and Larry Taylor) |
Canned Heat (Harvey Mandel) |
Tommy James ("Hanky Panky") |
The Association Ted Beuchel |
The Association (Jim Yester) |
| New Colony Six (Bruce Mattey) |
New Colony Six (Ray Graffia) |
Five Americans ("Western Union") |
The Grass Roots ("Midnight Confessions") |
The Music Explosion ("Little Bit O' Soul") |
| Papa Doo Run Run ("Be True To Your School") |
Crow ("Evil Woman") |
The Bo Street Runners ("I'm A Bo Street Runner") |
The Supremes ("Stop! In The Name Of Love") |
The Trashmen ("Surfin' Bird") |
| Country Joe McDonald ("I Feel Like I'm Fixin' To Die Rag") |
The Merseybeats ("I Think Of You") |
The Buckinghams (Carl Giammarese) |
The Buckinghams (Dennis Tufano) |
Freddy Cannon ("Palisades Park") |
| The Monterays (Tommy Forest) |
The Monterays (Dave Moziak and Dave Usiatynski) |
The Monterays (John Wisniewski) |
Deep Purple (Ian Gillan) |
Deep Purple (Glenn Hughes) |
| Jay And The Americans ("Cara Mia") |
Status Quo ("Pictures Of Matchstick Men") |
The Honeycombs ("Have I The Right") |
Blue Cheer ("Summertime Blues") |
The Standells ("Dirty Water") |
| The Righteous Brothers (Bill Medley) |
The Righteous Brothers (Bobby Hatfield) |
The Temptations ("My Girl") |
The Tijuana Brass (bassist Pat Senatore) |
The Tijuana Brass (guitarist John Pisano) |
| The Duprees (Tom Bialoglow) |
The Duprees (Tony Testa) |
Dickey Lee ("Patches") |
The Box Tops ("The Letter") |
The Gants ("Roadrunner") |
| The Four Seasons (drummer Gerry Polci) |
The Four Seasons (bassist Don Ciccone) |
John Mayall (Godfather of British Blues) |
The Strangeloves ("I Want Candy") |
The Newbeats ("Bread And Butter") |
| The Seekers ("Georgy Girl") |
Sam And Dave ("Soul Man") |
The 1910 Fruitgum Company ("Simon Says") |
Steam ("Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye") |
Little Anthony And The Imperials ("Tears On My Pillow") |
| Orpheus ("Can't Find The Time") |
Wanda Jackson ("Let's Have A Party") |
Brooklyn Bridge ("Worst That Could Happen") |
Ernie And The Emperors ("Meet Me At The Corner") |
The Nightcrawlers ("The Little Black Egg") |
| The Statler Brothers ("Flowers On The Wall") |
The Bobby Fuller Four (drummer Dalton Powell) |
The Bobby Fuller Four (bassist Randy Fuller) |
The Bobby Fuller Four drummer DeWayne Quirico |
The Bobby Fuller Four guitarist Jim Reese |
| The Beach Boys (David Marks) |
The Beach Boys (Mike Love) |
Brian Auger ("This Wheel's On Fire") |
The Rhondels ("What Kind Of Fool Do You Think I Am") |
The Walker Brothers ("The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore") |
| Tommy Roe ("Sheila") |
Love ("My Little Red Book"} |
Shades Of Blue ("Oh How Happy") |
The Surfaris ("Wipeout") |
Manfred Mann ("Do Wah Diddy Diddy") |
| Gypsy Sun And Rainbows (Jimi Hendrix band at Woodstock) |
Strawberry Alarm Clock ("Incense and Peppermints") |
Ohio Express ("Yummy, Yummy, Yummy") |
Buffalo Springfield ("For What It's Worth") |
Mark Guerrero (of Mark And The Escorts) |
| Dave Berry And The Cruisers ("The Crying Game") |
Sam The Sham And The Pharaohs ("Wooly Bully") |
Davie Allan And The Arrows ("Blues Theme") |
The Crazy World Of Arthur Brown ("Fire") |
Gary Lewis And The Playboys ("This Diamond Ring") |
| The Classics IV (original guitarist Wally Eaton) |
The Classics IV (vocalist Tom Garrett) |
The Turtles ("Happy Together") |
The Toys ("A Lover's Concerto") |
Free Design ("Kites Are Fun") |
| Corky Siegel (The Siegel-Schwall Band) |
The Capris ("There's A Moon Out Tonight") |
The Rumblers ("Boss") |
Chocolate Watchband ("I'm Not Like Everybody Else") |
The Reflections ("Just Like Romeo And Juliet") |
| The Nashville Teens ("Tobacco Road") |
The Legend ("With A Girl Like You") |
Maurice Williams ("Stay") |
Quicksilver Messenger Service ("Pride Of Man") |
Four Jacks And A Jill ("Master Jack") |
| ? and The Mysterians ("96 Tears") |
The Blues Magoos ("We Ain't Got Nothin' Yet") |
The Knickerbockers ("Lies") |
The Electric Prunes ("I Had Too Much To Dream Last Night") |
Syndicate Of Sound ("Little Girl") |
| The Murmaids ("Popsicles and Icicles") |
Rosie and the Originals ("Angel Baby") |
Jon And Lee & The Checkmates ("Bring It Down Front") |
Ian Whitcomb ("You Turn Me On") |
Mason Williams ("Classical Gas") |
| Paul and Paula ("Hey Paula") |
Herb Alpert ("The Lonely Bull") |
The Cyrkle ("Red Rubber Ball") |
Mountain (guitarist Leslie West) |
The Soul Survivors ("Expressway To Your Heart") |
| Moby Grape ("Omaha") |
The Cryan' Shames ("Sugar and Spice") |
The Burrito Brothers ("Together") |
People! ("I Love You") |
The Castaways ("Liar, Liar") |
| Crosby, Stills, Nash and Young (drummer, Dallas Taylor) |
Crosby, Stills and Nash Graham Nash |
Orleans (Lance Hoppen) |
Orleans (Larry Hoppen) |
Orleans (John Hall) |
| Kansas ("Dust In The Wind") |
Average White Band ("Pick Up The Pieces") |
Firefall ("You Are The Woman") |
Poco ("Crazy Love") |
The Knack ("My Sharona") |
| Bad Company ("Can't Get Enough") |
England Dan & John Ford Coley ("I'd Really Love To See You Tonight") |
Brewer and Shipley ("One Toke Over The Line") |
Savoy Brown (Pat DeSalvo) |
Savoy Brown (Kim Simmonds) |
| Foghat ("Slow Ride") |
Black Sabbath (Geezer Butler) |
Black Sabbath (Tony Iommi) |
Black Sabbath (Bill Ward) |
Black Sabbath (Ozzy Osbourne) |
| KISS (Gene Simmons) |
KISS (Paul Stanley) |
KISS (Peter Criss) |
KISS (Ace Frehley) |
KISS (manager Bill Aucoin) |
| Bachman-Turner Overdrive ("Takin' Care Of Business") |
Tower Of Power ("So Very Hard To Go") |
Three Dog Night (singer Chuck Negron) |
Three Dog Night (keyboardist Jimmy Greenspoon) |
K.C. and the Sunshine Band ("Shake Your Booty") |
| Alive N Kickin ("Tighter and Tighter") |
The Stampeders ("Sweet City Woman") |
The Jaggerz ("The Rapper") |
The Captain & Tennille ("Love Will Keep Us Together") |
The Hues Corporation ("Rock The Boat") |
| The Bellamy Brothers ("Let Your Love Flow") |
The De Franco Family ("Heartbeat, It's A Lovebeat") |
Uriah Heep (Mick Box) |
Uriah Heep (Ken Hensley and Mick Box) |
Uriah Heep (Ken Hensley) |
| Little Feat ("Dixie Chicken") |
Boston ("More Than A Feeling") |
Tony Orlando ("Tie A Yellow Ribbon") |
Dawn ("Knock Three Times") |
Dr. Hook ("Sylvia's Mother") |
| Ambrosia (bassist Joe Puerta) |
Ambrosia (drummer Burleigh Drummond) |
Atlanta Rhythm Section ("Imaginary Lover") |
The Spinners ("The Rubberband Man") |
Nazareth ("Love Hurts") |
| The Chi-Lites ("Oh Girl") |
Emerson, Lake & Palmer (Keith Emerson) |
Emerson, Lake & Palmer (Greg Lake) |
Emerson, Lake & Palmer (Carl Palmer) |
Player ("Baby Come Back") |
| Jethro Tull (Martin Barre) |
Jethro Tull (Ian Anderson) |
Grand Funk Railroad (Don Brewer) |
Grand Funk Railroad (Mark Farner) |
Grand Funk Railroad (Mark Farner 2nd interview) |
| Ozark Mountain Daredevils (Michael Granda) |
Ozark Mountain Daredevils (Steve Canaday) |
Alice Cooper (drummer Neal Smith) |
Alice Cooper (guitarist Michael Bruce) |
Alice Cooper (bassist Dennis Dunaway) |
| Nantucket (Larryl Uzzell ) |
Nantucket (Mike Uzzell) |
The Fifth Estate ("Ding Dong! The Witch Is Dead") |
Lighthouse "One Fine Morning") |
Bob Kuban And The In-Men. ("The Cheater") |
| The Guess Who ("These Eyes") |
Slade ("Run Runaway") |
The Trammps ("Disco Inferno") |
Village People ("Y.M.C.A.") |
The Three Degrees ("When Will I See You Again") |
| Vanity Fare ("Hitchin' A Ride") |
Stories ("Brother Louie") |
America (Dan Peek) |
America (Gerry Beckley) |
The Partridge Family ("I Think I Love You") |
| Dick Cavett (Talk Show Host) |
Starz ("Cherry Baby") |
Paul Rodgers (Bad Company, Free, The Firm) |
Wings (drummer Denny Seiwell) |
Wings (guitarist Denny Laine) |
| Blue Oyster Cult (Joe Bouchard) |
Blue Oyster Cult (Albert Bouchard) |
The Stylistics ("You Make Me Feel Brand New") |
The Babys ("Every Time I Think Of You") |
The O'Jays ("Love Train") |
| Wishbone Ash ("Argus") |
The Eagles (Don Felder) |
Nick Gilder ("Hot Child In The City") |
Styx ("Babe") |
Styx (singer Lawrence Gowan) |
| Sweet ("Ballroom Blitz") |
Renaissance ("Kings And Queens") |
Mountain ("Mississippi Queen") |
Steve Priest's Sweet ("Love Is Like Oxygen") |
Sylvester ("Dance") |
| The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band (drummer Jimmie Fadden) |
The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band (banjo player John McEuen) |
The Buoys ("Timothy") |
Jam Factory ('70s Syracuse Band) |
Peaches And Herb ("Reunited") |
| Mungo Jerry ("In The Summertime") |
Wild Cherry ("Play That Funky Music") |
Chicago (guitarist Keith Howland) |
Chicago (keyboard player Robert Lamm) |
Chicago (trombonist James Pankow) |
| Looking Glass ("Brandy") |
The Runaways ("Dead End Justice") |
Motorhead ("Ace Of Spades") |
Ace ("How Long?") |
King Harvest ("Dancing In The Moonlight") |
| Monti Rock III ("Get Dancin'") |
Bread ("Make It With You") |
Chic ("Le Freak") |
Lynyrd Skynyrd (Sound Engineer Ken Peden) |
Redbone ("Come And Get Your Love") |
| Frijid Pink ("House Of The Rising Sun") |
Lobo ("I'd Love You To Want Me") |
The Original Caste ("One Tin Soldier") |
Walter Egan ("Magnet And Steel") |
Fanny ("Butler Boy") |
| Charlie Daniels ("The Devil Went Down To Georgia") |
Rickie Lee Jones ("Chuck E's In Love") |
Black Oak Arkansas (drummer Johnnie Bolin) |
The Doobie Brothers ("Listen To The Music") |
Mahogany Rush ("Strange Dreams") |
| Commander Cody ("Hot Rod Lincoln") |
Steve Miller Band (guitarist Kenny Lee Lewis) |
Paper Lace ("The Night Chicago Died") |
Head East ("Since You've Been Gone") | Teegarden And Van Winkle ("God, Love And Rock And Roll) |
| Robin McNamara ("Lay A Little Lovin' On Me") |
Vicki Lawrence ("The Night The Lights Went Out In Georgia"} |
The O'Kaysions ("Girl Watcher") |
Sammy Johns ("Chevy Van") |
The Sanford / Townsend Band ("Smoke From A Distant Fire") |
| Gallery ("Nice To Be With You") |
Little River Band (Graeham Goble) |
Ten Years After ("I'd Love To Change The World") |
Little River Band (Beeb Birtles 1978 interview) |
Little River Band (Beeb Birtles 2021 interview) |
| Black Oak Arkansas ("Jim Dandy To The Rescue") |
The Dictators ("Manifest Destiny") |
Rare Earth ("Get Ready") |
Legs Diamond ("A Diamond Is A Hard Rock") |
The Strawbs ("Part Of The Union") |
| Kansas ("Dust In The Wind") |
George Thorogood ("Move It On Over") |
Mick Ronson ("Slaughter On 10th Avenue") |
Angel ("Helluva Band") |
Foghat (a second interview with drummer Roger Earl) |
| |
Kenny Nolan ("I Like Dreamin'") |
|
Thin Lizzy ("The Boys Are Back In Town") |
|
| Toto (Steve Lukather) |
Toto (Bobby Kimball) |
REO Speedwagon ("Keep On Loving You") |
Tommy Tutone ("867-5309 / Jenny") |
Whitesnake ("Here I Go Again") |
| Yes (keyboardist Rick Wakeman) |
Yes (vocalist Jon Anderson) |
Yes (bassist Chris Squire) |
Men At Work ("Down Under") |
Kool And The Gang ("Celebration") |
| Quiet Riot ("Cum On Feel The Noise") |
Blondie ("The Tide Is High") |
The Jam ("Going Underground") |
Journey ("Who's Crying Now") |
Bon Jovi ("You Give Love A Bad Name") |
| Alabama ("Love In The First Degree") |
The Rods ("Let Them Eat Metal") |
Fastway ("Say What You Will") |
Scorpions ("Rock You Like A Hurricane") |
Autograph ("Turn Up The Radio") |
| Survivor ("Eye Of The Tiger") |
Night Ranger ("Sister Christian") |
The Greg Kihn Band ("Jeopardy") |
Ratt ("Round And Round") |
Guns 'n' Roses ("Sweet Child O' Mine") |
| Krokus ("Midnite Maniac") |
Marshall Crenshaw ("Someday Someway") |
Betsy Bitch ("Damnation Alley") |
The Fabulous Thunderbirds ("Tuff Enuff") |
Slayer ("Show No Mercy") |
| London ("Non Stop Rock") |
Odin ("Don't Take No For An Answer") |
Starship ("We Built This City") |
Loudness ("Crazy Nights") |
Madam X ("We Reserve The Right") |
| The Fixx ("One Thing Leads To Another") |
Point Blank ("Nicole") |
Manhattan Transfer ("Boy From New York City") |
Chilliwack ("My Girl") |
Air Supply ("The One That You Love") |
| Jim Peterik of Survivor and The Ides Of March |
Delbert McClinton ("Givin' It Up For Your Love") |
Hall And Oates (guitarist G.E. Smith) |
Foreigner (Mick Jones) |
Foreigner (Lou Gramm) |
| The Motels ("Only The Lonely") |
The Jets ("You Got It All") |
The Romantics ("Talking In Your Sleep") |
Kenny Loggins ("Whenever I Call You Friend") |
Jim Messina ("Your Mama Don't Dance") |
| Patty Smyth ("Warrior") |
Starship ("We Built This City") |
Winger ("Miles Away") |
Duke Jupiter ("I'll Drink To You") |
Billy Vera ("At This Moment") |
| Triumph ("Somebody's Out There") |
Vixen ("Cryin'") |
Tuff ("I Hate Kissing You Goodbye") |
Lauren Wood ("Fallen") |
Warrant ("Heaven") |
| Franke And The Knockouts ("Sweetheart") |
Quarterflash ("Harden My Heart") |
The Bongos ("Numbers with Wings") |
Pat Travers ("Snortin' Whiskey") |
Queensryche ("Silent Lucidity") |
| Circus Of Power ("Magic And Madness") |
Coney Hatch (bassist Andy Curran) |
House Of Lords ("Can't Find My Way Home") |
Kane Roberts ("Does Anybody Really Fall In Love Anymore?") |
The Go-Go's ("We Got The Beat") |
| Mr. Big ("To Be With You") |
Cinderella ("Night Songs") |
Sacred Rite ("Resurrection") |
Kix ("Don't Close Your Eyes") |
Ron Keel ("Rock 'n' Roll Outlaw") |
| Chastain ("For Those Who Dare") |
Dark Age ("Metal Axe") |
Agent Steel ("144,000 Gone") |
Siren ("No Place Like Home") |
Mark Edwards ("Code Of Honor") |
| Kasim Sulton ("Don't Break My Heart") |
New York ("Carry The Torch") |
Hellcats ("Can't Take It No More") |
Anvil ("Forged In Fire") |
The Tubes ("She's A Beauty") |
| Exodus ("The Toxic Waltz") |
Steve Forbert ("Romeo's Tune") |
Bruzer ("Round One") |
Krokus ("Krokus") |
Sorrows ("Pink, Purple, Yellow And Red") |
| Skid Row ("18 And Life") |
Marillion ("Kayleigh") |
Lillian Axe ("True Believer") |
Rough Cutt ("Wants You!") |
Loverboy ("Lovin' Every Minute Of It") |
| Axis ("The Ritual") |
Vandenberg ("Burning Heart") |
The Chesterfield Kings ("Let's Go Get Stoned") |
Saxon ("Wheels Of Steel") |
Twisted Sister ("We're Not Gonna Take It") |
| |
Berlin ("Take My Breath Away") |
|
Krokus ("Midnight Maniac") |
|
| Byron Raphael (Elvis Presley's best friend in 1956) |
Byron Raphael (Elvis and Marilyn: The Untold Story) |
Sonny West (Elvis' Bodyguard) |
Bernard Lansky (Elvis Presley's clothier) |
Larry Geller (Elvis' friend and hair stylist) |
| Is Elvis Still With Us? (asking the experts) |
Phil Aitcheson (Director of The Presley Commission) |
Phil Aitcheson (Retired Director of The Presley Commission) second interview |
Bill Beeny (Elvis Is Alive Museum) |
Bruce Frey witnessed Elvis break up a fight in 1977 |
| Jeanne Le May Dumas (Elvis' secretary) |
Paul Lichter (Elvis Presley's friend) |
Sammy Shore (The Man Who Made Elvis Laugh) |
Nancy Rooks (Elvis' maid / cook) |
Mike McNeill (Saw Elvis in his casket at Graceland) |
| Lowell Hays (Elvis' jeweler) |
Billy Stanley (Elvis' step-brother) |
George Klein (Elvis' life-long friend) |
The Imperials (Elvis' vocal group) |
Linda Hood Sigmon (Claims Elvis Is Alive!) |
| Chris Smith (of Southern Fried Elvis) |
Kay Lipps (Founded Elvis FANtasy Fest) |
Donnie Sumner (of Elvis' backing group The Stamps Quartet) |
Robert C. Cantwell (Elvis Presley's security guard) |
Wanda June Berry Hill (says Elvis may be alive) |
| Monte Wayne Nicholson (author of The Presley Arrangement) |
Deborah Wines (of The Presley Commission) |
David Stanley (Elvis' step-brother) |
Gail Brewer Giorgio (author of Elvis Undercover) |
Gail Brewer Giorgio (second interview) |
| Major Bill La Carn Smith (author of Memphis Mystery (Requiem for Elvis)) |
Jerry Schilling (Elvis' personal assistant) |
Maria Columbus (Says She Can Prove That Elvis Is Still Alive!) |
Louise Welling (says Elvis lives in Kalamazoo Michigan) |
Kay Wheeler (Knew Elvis and started his first fan club) |
| Herman's Hermits (vocalist Peter Noone) |
Herman's Hermits (guitarist Keith Hopwood) |
Herman's Hermits (drummer Barry Whitwam) |
Herman's Hermits (bassist Karl Green) |
Herman's Hermits (bassist Karl Green pt. 2) |
| The Animals (Eric Burdon) |
The Animals (Hilton Valentine) |
The Moody Blues (Justin Hayward) |
The Moody Blues (Mike Pinder) |
The Moody Blues (John Lodge) |
| The Searchers ("Needles And Pins") |
Chad and Jeremy ("Yesterday's Gone") |
Peter And Gordon (Peter Asher) |
Peter and Gordon (Gordon Waller) |
Donovan ("Sunshine Superman") |
| The Hollies ("Long Cool Woman") |
The Yardbirds (guitarist Chris Dreja) |
The Yardbirds (drummer Jim McCarty) |
The Zombies (Rod Argent) |
The Zombies (Colin Blunstone) |
| Procul Harum ("A Whiter Shade Of Pale") |
The Tremeloes ("Silence Is Golden") |
The Rolling Stones (guitarist Mick Taylor) |
Billy J. Kramer ("Little Children") |
Spencer Davis ("Gimme Some Lovin'") |
| |
The Who (bassist John Entwistle) |
Sandie Shaw ("Long Live Love" |
The Dave Clark Five (Glad All Over) |
|
| Donny Osmond ("Sweet And Innocent") |
David Cassidy ("I Think I Love You") |
Fabian ("Tiger") |
Bobby Rydell ("Volare") |
Bobby Rydell (second interview) |
| The Allman Brothers ("Ramblin Man") |
Lynyrd Skynyrd ("Sweet Home Alabama") |
Johnny Winter (Blues / Rock guitarist) |
Edgar Winter ("Frankenstein") |
The Outlaws ("Ghost Riders In The Sky") |
| Marshall Tucker Band (Toy Caldwell) |
Marshall Tucker Band (Doug Gray) |
The Amazing Rhythm Aces ("Third Rate Romance") |
Grinderswitch ("Ghost Train From Georgia") |
38 Special ("Caught Up In You") |
| Henry Paul ("Feel The Heat") |
Molly Hatchet (vocalist Danny Joe Brown) |
Molly Hatchet (guitarist Dave Hlubek) |
Gov't Mule ("Heavy Load Blues") |
The Georgia Satellites ("Keep Your Hands To Yourself") |
| |
|
Lance Lopez ("Trouble Is Good") |
|
|
| Gary Puckett ("Woman, Woman") |
Chubby Checker ("The Twist") |
Lou Christie ("Lightning Strikes") |
Bobby "Boris" Pickett ("The Monster Mash") |
Eddie Money ("Two Tickets To Paradise") |
| Norman Greenbaum ("Spirit In The Sky") |
Bertie Higgins ("Key Largo") |
Benny Mardones ("Into The Night") |
Alan O'Day ("Undercover Angel") |
Henry Gross ("Shannon") |
| Paul Davis ("I Go Crazy") |
Ray Parker Jr. ("Ghostbusters") |
Jimmy Dean ("Big Bad John") |
Cliff Richard ("We Don't Talk Anymore") |
Trini Lopez ("If I Had A Hammer") |
| Bobby Goldsboro ("Honey") |
Bobby Vinton ("Blue Velvet") |
Bobby Vee ("Take Good Care Of My Baby") |
Gene Pitney ("Only Love Can Break A Heart") |
B.J. Thomas ("Raindrops Keep Fallin' On My Head") |
| Christopher Cross ("Sailing") |
Billy Swan ("I Can Help") |
Andy Kim ("Rock Me Gently") |
Rupert Holmes ("The Pina Colada Song") |
Glen Campbell ("Rhinestone Cowboy") |
| Johnny Tillotson ("Talk Back Trembling Lips") |
Jimmie Rodgers ("Honeycomb") |
Ben E. King ("Stand By Me") |
Solomon Burke ("Got To Get You Off My Mind") |
James Darren ("Goodbye Cruel World") |
| Gary U.S. Bonds ("Quarter To Three") |
Brenton Wood ("Gimme Little Sign") |
Steve Lawrence ("Go Away Little Girl") |
Paul Petersen ("My Dad") |
Frank Ifield ("I Remember You") |
| T.G. Sheppard ("I Loved 'Em Every One") |
Mel Carter ("Hold Me, Thrill Me, Kiss Me") |
Bryan Adams ("Heaven") |
Eric Carmen ("All By Myself") |
Robbie Dupree ("Steal Away") |
| Michael Martin Murphey ("Wildfire") |
Bobby Hebb ("Sunny") |
Brian Hyland ("Yellow Polka Dot Bikini") |
Chris Montez ("Let's Dance") |
Barry McGuire ("Eve Of Destruction") |
| Vince Eager (early English rocker) |
Jose Feliciano ("Light My Fire") |
Andrew Gold ("Lonely Boy") |
Billy Squier ("The Stroke") |
Dobie Gray ("Drift Away") |
| Ray Stevens ("The Streak") |
Andy Williams ("Moon River") |
John Davidson ("Every Time I Sing A Love Song") |
Lenny Welch ("Since I Fell For You") |
Martin Sexton ("Sugarcoating") |
| Dr. Elmo ("Grandma Got Run Over By A Reindeer") |
Clint Holmes ("Playground In My Mind") |
Le Roy Van Dyke ("Walk On By") |
Joe Dowell ("Wooden Heart") |
Gino Vannelli ("I Just Want To Stop") |
| Danny O'Keefe ("Good Time Charlie's Got The Blues") |
P.J. Proby ("Niki Hoeky") |
Boxcar Willie ("Bad News)" |
Jonathan Edwards ("Sunshine") |
Jim Ed Brown ("Pop A Top") |
| Ronnie McDowell ("The King Is Gone") |
Jim Stafford ("Spiders And Snakes") |
George McRae ("Rock Your Baby") |
Eddie Rambeau ("Concrete And Clay") |
John Gary ("More") |
| Gene Watson ("Love In The Hot Afternoon") |
Stephen Bishop ("On And On") |
"Little" Jimmy Osmond ("Long Haired Lover From Liverpool") |
Bruce Channel ("Hey! Baby") |
Bill Anderson ("Still") |
| Ian Gomm ("Hold On") |
Don McLean ("American Pie") |
Art Garfunkel ("All I Know") |
Bobby Bare ("500 Miles Away From Home") |
Todd Rundgren ("Hello It's Me") |
| Andy Vargas (lead vocalist for Santana) |
Dave Mason ("We Just Disagree") |
David Haerle ("Run And Be Free") |
Bob Lind ("Elusive Butterfly") |
Mike Berry ("Don't You Think It's Time") |
| H. Jack Williams ("Halfway To Hell") |
|
Paul Williams ("We've Only Just Begun") |
|
Gary Myrick ("She Talks In Stereo") |
| Diane Renay ("Navy Blue") |
Dodie Stevens ("Pink Shoelaces") |
Lesley Gore ("It's My Party") |
Connie Francis ("Who's Sorry Now?") |
Brenda Lee ("All Alone Am I") |
| Janis Ian ("At Seventeen") |
Suzi Quatro ("Stumblin' In") |
Helen Reddy ("I Am Woman") |
Thelma Houston ("Don't Leave Me This Way") |
Kathy Young ("A Thousand Stars") |
| Merrilee Rush ("Angel Of The Morning") |
Darlene Love ("The Boy I'm Gonna Marry") |
Joni James ("How Important Can It Be?") |
Samantha Fox ("Touch Me") |
Lorrie Morgan ("What Part Of No") |
| Evelyn "Champagne" King ("Shame") |
Teri DeSario ("Yes I'm Ready") |
Susaye Green (sang with The Supremes) |
Julie Grant ("Up On The Roof") |
Cheryl Lynn ("Got To Be Real") |
| Jackie DeShannon ("Put A Little Love In Your Heart") |
Genya Ravan ("Somewhere") |
Donna Loren ("Beach Blanket Bingo") |
Dionne Warwick ("Heartbreaker") |
Linda Clifford ("If My Friends Could See Me Now") |
| Judy Collins ("Both Sides Now") |
Melanie ("Brand New Key") |
Freda Payne ("Band Of Gold") |
Crystal Gayle ("Don't It Make My Brown Eyes Blue") |
Jody Miller ("Queen Of The House") |
| Tata Vega (Sang background for Elton John Michael Jackson and Stevie Wonder) |
Melissa Manchester ("Don't Cry Out Loud") |
Deana Martin ("Destination Moon") |
Vikki Carr ("It Must Be Him") |
Julie Rogers ("The Wedding") |
| Pam Tillis ("Mi Vida Loca (My Crazy Life)") |
Bettye La Vette ("Let Me Down Easy") |
Irma Thomas ("Don't Mess With My Man") |
Tiffany ("I Think We're Alone Now") |
Candy Coburn ("Pink Warrior") |
| Stella Parton ("I Want to Hold You In My Dreams Tonight") |
Buffy Sainte-Marie ("Mister Can't You See") |
Kelsie May (singer / songwriter) |
Tanya Tucker ("Lizzie And The Rainman") |
Shania Twain ("You're Still The One") |
| Kelly Lang ("Lady, Lady") |
Jeannie Seely ("Don't Touch Me") |
Dee Dee Sharp ("Mashed Potato Time") |
Petula Clark ("Downtown") |
Sylvia ("Nobody") |
| Kate Taylor (Fair Time!") |
Lacy J. Dalton ("Takin' It Easy") |
Katrina Carlson ("Crazy Amazing") |
Deniece Williams ("Let's Hear It For The Boy") |
Jill Gibson (sang with The Mamas And Papas) |
| Lisa Stewart ("Somebody's In Love") |
Kiki Dee ("Don't Go Breaking My Heart") |
|
Karen Kenedy ("Inside My Head") |
Suzi Moon ("Animal") |
| Peter, Paul And Mary ("Puff The Magic Dragon") |
The Kingston Trio ("Tom Dooley") |
The Brothers Four ("Greenfields") |
The Smothers Brothers (comedy team) |
Ian Tyson ("Four Strong Winds") |
| Burl Ives ("A Little Bitty Tear") |
Fraser And DeBolt ("With Pleasure") |
Tom Chapin ("Mama Don't Allow") |
The Pozo Seco Singers ("I Can Make It With You") |
Tom Rush ("No Regrets") |
| Elvis Presley Dead or Alive? |
Bobby Fuller His Mysterious Death |
Jim Morrison What Really Happened? |
Kurt Cobain How Did He Die? |
John Lennon Why Was He Killed? |
| Jimi Hendrix A Drug Related Accident? |
Buddy Holly Foul Play or Horse Play? |
Ritchie Valens The Day The Music Died |
Brian Jones Death Of A Rolling Stone |
James Dean Was His Death An Accident? |
| Gerald Pitts says Jim Morrison is alive! |
Paul McCartney The Death Hoax of 1969 |
John Ceperich says Jim Morrison is alive! |
Wanda June Berry Hill Elvis may be alive |
Joel Gilbert Paul McCartney Is Dead The Last Testament Of George Harrison |
| David Logan says Jim Morrison is alive |
Michael Jackson Was His Death A Hoax? |
Stacey Lynn (Spiritual Medium) |
Wanda June Berry Hill says Elvis may be alive |
Major Bill Smith says Elvis faked his death |
| Maria Columbus (Says Elvis Is Alive) |
Alan Graham (Jim Morrison's brother-in-law talks about his death) |
|
Danny Garcia (producer of Rolling Stone: Life And Death Of Brian Jones) |
Alan Douglas (The Mysterious Death of Jimi Hendrix) |
| Laura Joplin (Janis Joplin's sister) |
Pamela Des Barres (A Super Groupie) |
Ingrid Croce (Jim Croce's Widow) |
Janie Hendrix (Jimi Hendrix's sister) |
Rod Crosby (Bobby Fuller's friend) |
| Fayette Hauser (Janis Joplin's friend) |
Bill Haley Jr. (Bill Haley's Son) |
Royston Ellis (A Friend Of The Beatles) |
Charlie Dick (Patsy Cline's husband) |
Freddie Cole (Nat King Cole's brother) |
| Howard Steele (Friend And Bandmate Of Bobby Fuller) |
Warner Davis (A Friend Of Jim Morrison) |
Barbara Anna Marion (Brian Jones' daughter) |
Janis Buxton-Davis (Sister of Alice Cooper guitarist Glen Buxton) |
Debby Campbell (Glen Campbell's daughter) |
| Prince Stash Klossowski De Rola (Friends with Rolling Stones guitarist Brian Jones) |
Reinhard Straub (Friend And Bandmate Of The Monkees' Peter Tork) |
David Portnow (Teenage Friends With Kurt Cobain); |
Hank Harrison (Kurt Cobain's father-in-law) |
Bev Cobain (Kurt Cobain's cousin) |
| |
Joanne Cash Yates (Johnny Cash's sister) |
|
Jen Chapin (Harry Chapin's daughter) |
|
| Hal Blaine (session drummer) |
Les Paul (guitar legend) |
Jim Weatherly (wrote Midnight Train To Georgia) |
Duane Hitchings (co-wrote Do You Think I'm Sexy) |
Jimmy Sturr (The Polka King) |
| Rick Schell (Syracuse musician) |
Elliott Murphy (The Last of the Rock Stars) |
Don Black (wrote To Sir With Love) |
Wayne Kramer (Of The MC5) |
L. Russell Brown (wrote Tie A Yellow Ribbon) |
| Henry Mancini (Romeo and Juliet) |
Neal Smith (Flying Tiger) |
Wayne Carson (wrote Always On My Mind) |
Carmine Appice (rock drummer) |
Tony Hatch (wrote Downtown) |
| Chris Spedding (studio musician) |
Ronnie Montrose (rock guitarist) |
Bandaloni (one man band) |
Robert Tepper (No Easy Way Out) |
Jean-Luc Ponty (Cosmic Messenger) |
| Bruce Sudano ("It's Her Wedding Day") |
Charlie McCoy (super session musician) |
Simon Kirke (Filling The Void) |
Norbert Putnam (Muscle Shoals Rhythm Section) |
Larry O'Brien (The Glenn Miller Orchestra) |
| Jaimie St. James (Black 'n' Blue) |
Yngwie Malmsteen (Rising Force) |
Cynthia Weil (wrote "You've Lost That Lovin' Feeling") |
Jennifer Batten (Michael Jackson's guitarist) |
Rob Stoner (Bob Dylan's former bassist) |
| Parkside Drive (Premier Wedding Band) |
Jay Boy Adams (The Shoe Box) |
Broken Nails (Montreal's hottest band) |
Tom Paxton (wrote "Bottle Of Wine") |
James Hunter (People Gonna Talk) |
| Robert Fortune (Rock guitarist) |
Steve Wariner (Two Teardrops) |
Caroline Kole (Money To Me) |
Firehouse (Love Of A Lifetime) |
A.J. Croce (That's Me In The Bar) |
| Bobby Keys (session sax player) |
Big Jay McNeely ("The Deacon's Hop") |
Honey Voshell (America's Honeycombs) |
Tony Macauley (wrote "Build Me Up Buttercup") |
Lonestar ("Amazed") |
| Wale ('70s New York Group) |
Galt Mac Dermot (Wrote "Hair" and "Aquarius") |
Dar Williams (In The Time Of Gods) |
G. E. Smith (Musical Director for Saturday Night Live!) |
Chuck Leavell (Rolling Stone's pianist) |
| The Shana Stack Band ("Pleasure And Pain") |
Butch Patrick (Eddie And The Monsters) |
Doreen Taylor ("Magic") |
Harry James Orchestra (Band Leader Fred Radke) |
Sister Sparrow And The Dirty Birds ("The Long Way") |
| Dallas Smith ("Tippin' Point") |
Joshua Scott Jones (formerly of Steel Magnolia) |
Steve Hunter ("Tune Poems Live") |
Electric Blonde (Toronto Dance Band) |
Erik Scott ("And The Earth Bleeds") |
| Will Lee (bassist for The Fab Faux and The CBS Orchestra) |
Nu-Blu ("Jesus And Jones") |
Janiva Magness ("Do I Move You?") |
Sunny Sweeney ("Provoked") |
Kristine W ("One More Try") |
| Ben Mauro (Lionel Richie's guitarist) |
Sean O'Loughlin (Symphony Conductor) |
Devin Bing (Jazz Musician) |
Buzz Cason ("Everlasting Love") |
Location Of Incident ("Strong Without My Fears") |
| Arthur Alexander (wrote "Anna") |
Steve Douglas (recording session sax player) |
Aztec Two Step (No Hit Wonder) |
Mimi Farina (wrote "In The Quiet Morning") |
Phil Kenzie (Last Of The Great Rock Sax Players) |
| P.F. Sloan (songwriter) |
Gary Link (bassist for Rita Coolidge & Steppenwolf) |
Bobby Hart (co-wrote "Last Train To Clarksville") |
The Sloths (opened for The Doors) |
Two Wolf (Southern Rock Group) |
| Ricky Byrd (of Joan Jett & The Blackhearts) |
Crystal Taliefero (Billy Joel's percussionist) |
David Rosenthal (Billy Joel's keyboard player and musical director) |
Carl Fischer (Billy Joel's trumpet player) |
Chuck Burgi (Billy Joel's drummer) |
| Even Stevens (songwriter) |
Olivia Lane ("Steal Me Away") |
Randy Holden (of Blue Cheer and Sons Of Adam) |
Mike Campbell (Tommy Roe's drummer) |
Lucy Angel ("Crazy Too") |
| Jimmy Ryan (of The Hit Men) |
Reverie Lane (Country duo) |
George Egosarian (of Jukin' Bone) |
Jimmy Webb (wrote "MacArthur Park") |
George Mahoney (of Alecstar) |
| Andy Pratt ("Avenging Annie") |
David Werner (wrote Billy Idol's "Cradle Of Love") |
Paul Shaffer (David Letterman's band leader) |
Paul Robinson (of Dan Hicks And His Hot Licks) |
Kenny Aronoff (session drummer) |
| JES ("As The Rush Comes") |
Little Texas ("Some Guys Have All The Love") |
Allee Willis ("wrote "I'll Be There For You") |
Shelly Peiken (wrote "What A Girl Wants") |
Jack Tempchin (wrote "Peaceful Easy Feeling") |
| Collective Soul ("Shine") |
Pat Bautz (Session Musician/Audio Engineer and Drummer For Three Dog Night) |
Rick Cua (formerly of The Outlaws) |
Steve Cropper (legendary studio guitarist) |
Micki Free (Grammy Award winning guitarist) |
| David Bromberg (singer/songwriter) |
Jeff Coffey (formerly of Chicago) |
Rich Dart (The Monkees touring drummer) |
Rich Robinson (of Black Crowes) |
Steve Morse (Rock guitarist) |
| Mark Andes (of Firefall, Heart, Canned Heat) |
Ellen Shipley (wrote 'Heaven Is A Place On Earth') |
Stanley Sheldon (bassist for Peter Frampton, Tommy Bolin) |
Sandy Gennaro (drummer for Cyndi Lauper, Joan Jett, Benny Mardones, Johnny Winter) |
Lotus ("Nomad") |
| Marty Walsh (session guitarist) |
Reggie McBride (session musician) |
Del Casher (inventor of the Wah-wah pedal) |
Doug "Cosmo" Clifford (Creedence Clearwater Revisited Drummer) |
Howard Fields (Harry Chapin's drummer) |
| Byron Metcalf (drummed for Dottie West, Waylon Jennings, Kenny Rogers) |
Colleen Shannon (DJ, actress, musician, Playboy model) |
Kiki Ebsen (Singer/Songwriter) |
Elizabeth Lamers (of World Goes Round) |
Kyle Vincent (sang with Manilow, The Rollers, Bo Donaldson) |
| Kal David ("Double Tuff") |
Glenn Phillips (of The Hampton Grease Band) |
Joe Deninzon (The Jimi Hendrix Of Violin) |
Richard Greene (Violinist Extraordinaire) |
Michael Jahnz (of Richrath Project 3:13) |
| Muck And The Mires ("I'm Your Man") |
Brian Tichy (drummer for Billy Idol, Foreigner, Whitesnake) |
Everclear ("Wonderful!") |
Jimmy Stafford (guitarist for Train) |
Lips Turn Blue (guitarist Don Mancuso) |
| |
|
Marc Blatte (wrote "When She Was My Girl") |
|
|
| Tribute Bands | Rock's Unsolved Mysteries | Rocker's Friends & Relatives | Rock Authors | Musicians And Songwriters |
|
For Questions Or Comments
About This Website Contact The Webmaster |
For Questions Or Comments
About These Interviews Contact Gary James at garyjames111@hotmail.com |
Read More Of
Gary James' Interviews FamousInterview.com |
ClassicBands.com
Over 29 Million Visitors Since December, 2000