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The Who's frontman, who turns 71 today, performs tunes from his solo album Under a Raging Moon in this concert from 30 years ago.
The saxophonist and Ornette Coleman sideman leads a quintet featuring violinist Leroy Jenkins on tunes from The Ear of the Behearer.
The singer led his own successful group before taking over the reigns of Lynyrd Skynyrd following the death of older brother Ronnie.
It's a who's-who in jazz as Dexter Gordon, Jon Hendricks, Art Blakey, Sonny Stitt, Jimmy Smith, Cat Anderson and others play for joy in 1972.
The guitarist, who turns 60 today, flaunts his chops as a teenager with Santana in 1971 and in concerts with Journey from '74, '78 and '81.
The pianist-composer leads a fresh medley of Herbie Hancock's "Maiden Voyage" and Radiohead's "Everything In Its Right Place."
The guitarist-singer and Dobro pioneer, a former member of the Foggy Mountain Boys, leads a trio on "Steel Guitar Chimes," "A-11" and others.
The Man in Black was born on this day in 1932. Hear him sing "Ring of Fire" and "Folsom Prison Blues" and other artists cover his hit singles.
The intense, gruff-voiced singer wails on "C.C. Rider" and "Jenny Take a Ride" with his Detroit Wheels in this 1983 concert from Austin.
The pop singer showcases his powerful pipes on "Fool's Game" and other tunes from his self-titled Columbia Records debut in this '83 set.
The Bay Area bluesman plays 12-string guitar, kazoo, percussion and sings simultaneously in this set from the 1969 Newport Folk Festival.
Radio City Music Hall | Jul 6, 1972
