| 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) |
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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) |
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| 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) |
| Michael Brewer (of Brewer And Shipley) |
Scott Simon (of Sha Na Na) |
Alfa Anderson (of Chic) |
Shal Talmy (The Who's record producer) |
James Darren ("Goodbye Cruel World") |
| Jack Jones ("Wives And Lovers") |
Fenton Bresler (author of the book Who Killed John Lennon?) |
Sam Moore (of Sam And Dave) |
Geoffrey Ellis {Chief Executive Of Brian Epstein's NEMS Enterprises) |
Brenton Wood {"Gimme Little Sign"} |
| 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) |
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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) |
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Joanne Cash Yates (Johnny Cash's sister) |
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Jen Chapin (Harry Chapin's daughter) |
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| 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) |
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Marc Blatte (wrote "When She Was My Girl") |
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