Chicago : Pittsburgh Civic Arena 10/05/77

DOES ANYBODY REALLY KNOW 
WHAT TIME IT IS ?

DOES ANYBODY REALLY CARE ?

(ABOUT TIME)

IF SO, 

I CAN'T IMAGINE WHY 

(OH NO NO )

WE'VE ALL GOT 

TIME ENOUGH

TO CRY

Pete Townshend : Who Came First (45th Anniversary Deluxe Edition)

THERE ONCE WAS A NOTE

PURE AND EASY

Killing Joke : Killing Joke (Expanded Edition)

THIS IS MUSIC

TO MARCH TO

DO A WAR DANCE 

Brian Johnson : The Essentials : Brian Johnson

 Brian Johnson

 (Born October 5th, 1947)

 is an English

 singer and songwriter. 

In 1980 

at the age of 32, 

after the death 

of

 Bon Scott, 

he became

 the third

 lead singer

 of the 

Australian 

rock band

 AC/DC

Led Zeppelin : Los Angeles Ca USA 10/04/70 (Live on Blueberry Hill)

I FOUND MY THRILL

ON BLUEBERRY HILL 

Ted Nugent : Ted Nugent (Expanded Edition)

YEAH, SOMETIMES YOU

GONNA GET HIGHER,

AND SOMETIMES YOU

GOTTA START LOW...

Janis Joplin : Farewell Song

Janis Lyn Joplin

 (January 19, 1943 – October 4, 1970)

 was an 

American singer

 and songwriter. 

One of the most

 iconic and successful 

rock performers

of her era, 

she was noted for her

 powerful

 mezzo-soprano

 vocals 

and her

 "electric"

 stage presence.

In 1967, Joplin rose to

  prominence following

 an appearance at

 the Monterey Pop Festival, 

where she was 

the lead singer 

of the then

 little-known 

San Francisco 

psychedelic rock band 

Big Brother

 and

 the Holding Company.

 After releasing

 two albums 

with the band, 

she left Big Brother

 to continue as a 

solo artist

 with her 

own backing groups, 

first the 

Kozmic Blues Band 

 and then the

Full Tilt Boogie Band. 

She performed at

 the 1969 Woodstock Festival 

and on the

 Festival Express train tour. 

Five singles

 by Joplin 

reached the US 

Billboard Hot 100, 

including a cover of

 the Kris Kristofferson song 

"Me and Bobby McGee", 

which posthumously

 reached number one

 in March 1971. 

Her most popular songs

 include her

 cover versions of 

"Piece of My Heart", 

"Cry Baby",

 "Down on Me",

 "Ball and Chain", 

and

 "Summertime", 

as well as her 

original song

 "Mercedes Benz", 

which was her 

final recording.

Stevie Ray Vaughan : S.R.V. (BOX SET)

Stephen Ray Vaughan

 (October 3, 1954 – August 27, 1990), 

also known 

abbreviated as 

SRV, 

was an 

American musician, 

best known 

as the guitarist 

and frontman 

of the

 blues rock trio 

Stevie Ray Vaughan

 and

 Double Trouble. 

Although his

 mainstream career 

spanned only

a Brief

 seven years, 

he is considered one 

of the most 

influential musicians 

in the history of 

blues music, 

and one of the 

greatest guitarists 

of all time. 

He was the 

younger brother 

of guitarist

 Jimmie Vaughan.

Ian Hunter & Mick Ronson : YUI Orta

WHAT'S THE MATTER BABY...

CAT'S GOT YOUR TONGUE ?

YOU BIN CREEPIN' ROUND 

THE ALLEYWAYS

ALL NIGHT LONG 

Budgie : Nightflight (Expanded Edition)

I WAS BORN YESTERDAY
TROUBLE SEEMED SO FAR AWAY
NOW IT SEEMS MY FRIENDS 
NO LONGER CALL
EVERYTHING WAS BETTER THEN
I CAN STILL REMEMBER WHEN
I SAW THE FUTURE WITH A CERTAIN GLOW

Humble Pie : Live 81/75 Route 66

IF YOU EVER PLAN

TO MOTOR WEST

TRAVEL MY WAY

TAKE THE HIGHWAY

THAT'S THE BEST

Chicago : Hot Streets (Expanded Edition)

YESTERDAY I WOULD NOT 

HAVE BELIEVED

THAT TOMORROW

THE SUN WOULD SHINE

THEN ONE DAY

YOU CAME INTO MY LIFE