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Watch the cop with the white riot helmet walk into the first row of the audience at 10:17.

When they played, they always looked like they were having fun.

We use to watch O&H in the late 50's, early 60's and sit on front of the television and my Mother and Father would be on the couch laughing with us kids.

My Three Sons,The Nelsons, Topper, Gale Storm, The Honeymooners, Ed Sullivan and the one that started it all, I Love Lucy, and American Bandsta...

THey played at my homecoming dance at Marshall University in 68 or 69.

Had a band back in High School, 1964.

Played Gloria, Here Comes The Night, Mystic Eyes and Baby Please Don't Go.

I played a Sunburst 1964 Fender Jaguar through a 1960 Fender Bassman.

Sold the Guitar about 5 years ago, it looked like SRV's #1 and still have the amp.

Played in alot of bands, but th...

Steve Cropper, Duck Dunn, Otis and the Bar Keys, man was that some group.

I remember it was 12/15/67 I was driving home to NJ form Marshall University and was on the PA Turnpke when I heard the news.

Poor Otis.

Dock of the Bay went to number one.

Otis smiled in Heaven.

Saw James in Bluefield, Va back in college in 1966.

After a dozen acts, most yelling "stand up and clap your hands," the house lights dimmed, the drummer started playing and James danced across the stage on one foot and grabbed the mike with his head down and waited for the applause to get louder...

I was around( Junior in High School) in 1964 when the British Invasion hit America.

Music was boring with American Bandstand rock stars lip syncing to the songs.

These groups came over and were exciting, had long hair, wrote their own music, played live.

The Beatles, Stones, DC5, Kinks, Cream, Ji...

We use to have 16mm films in the student union at college every Wed evening in the 60's.

We'd bring the little "airplane bottles" of bourbon and scotch in with us and watch the Marx Brothers, WC Fields, and many more.

If you're drinking and watching Fields, there's a whole bunch of sarcasm you do...

Ed Sullivan has all the groups on his show. DC5, Stones, Beatles,Doors, Janis, Bill Haley Temps, Tops, Supreme 's and so many more in the 50's and 60's and don't forget Elvis's debute,where he was shot form the waist up.

There's a web site with a list of all people Ed had on his show and he had b...

Rory had a tryout with the Rolling Stones to replace Mick Taylor( what a mistake Taylor made!) but his alcoholism was a factor and they hired Ronnie Wood.

In my opinion( I'm a guitar player) Rory was a better slide player and could write songs too, but being a good old Irishman the bottle got to ...

Bonn lived and died the rock star life.

LIke Jimi, JIm Morrison, Elvis Brian Jones and so many others he had a short life span.

But, he could rock like the best of them and was the prefect front man for a rock and roll band.

Let there be rock.

The band was starting to play" Shake" when the video cut out.

Otis was the upcoming new king of soul along with several others in 1967.

His band with Duck Dunn and Steve Cropper were in an automobile going to meet Otis at a gig when they heard about the plane crash.

I believe It was 12/15/67, I w...

Remember Paul (McCartney) is dead miss him miss him on one of the Beatles albums?

John got too far into playing music backwards and using hidden messages on his tunes and don't forget Sympathy for the Devil from the Stones.

Don't forget Jimmy Page and James Burton.

Dean Martin once said, "If they think I'm drunk that's Ok, but i couldn't have preformed like that, no one could have."

Check out the Tonight Show with Johnny Carson, Dean and George Gobe on UTube.

One of the funniest moments ever on Johnny's show

We couldn't wait, back in 1964-1967 for the Temps and the Tops to release new tunes.

They were always so good and My Girl still sounds as fresh as it did in the 60's.

Makes you want to turn the lights, grab your favorite girl and slow dance to the Temps greatest song of all time..

The Thunder from down under.

At college in the 60's they were on at 4:30 pm with their half hour daily show.

Bud, Lou, Stinky, Mr Fields, Mike the Cop, Botchagoolou, Hillary made us laugh during ther week and on Sunday's when we all were hung over it hurt to laugh at their 90 minute feature films.

Thanks all you wonderful pe...

I have this album and saw them at the Cafe A Go Go in the village at NYC in 1967.

Al Kooper had a little toy piano on top of his keyboard and took a few solos on it.

Flute Thing, Cheryl's Coming Home, Wake Me Shake Me,

These guys were really good.

The father of Rock and Roll

This is why he's called The King

THE KING

On WABC MusicRadio in NYC during my high school days form 1962-66 they just introduced Elvis as "The King. "

Check out the 1968 Singer Special( The Elvis Comeback Special.)

Bobby set the bar for this song.

It is a timeless classic.

At college in the 60's A&C's 30 minute show came on at 4:30pm and and it was a must see.

We always talked about it the next day.

On Sunday's at 11:30 their movies were on and we were all hung over from the weekend, but we laughed till our heads hurt.

I read that off camera they hated each other, ...

They always looked like they were having fun entertaining us.

My Dad bought me my first gun, a 22 bolt action rifle.

He tought me never to point a gun at anything you don't intend to shoot, not even my Daisy BB gun which i still have with alot of other Semi Autos, Revolvers and Shot guns in my gun safe.

I'm a NRA member since 12 years old (I'm 62) and I hav...

Mona, the Bo Didley beat

I was a teenager in the early 1960's and couldn't sing like the Doo Wop groups, but when the British Invasion hit, I was right there with my guitar playing lead and and singing lead vocal too.

It was a great time to be young in high school and college playing at all the dances and later having th...

Brian is blowing two harps

Brian was the leder of the group.

Check out the early album instruments credits and you'll see Brian played everything.

I saw them in 1965 and two other times with Brian and the girls went nuts everytime he made a move.

I grew up in those days. It was a great time to be young.

I was there for the British Invasion in 1964 and my favorite group was the Stones.

Brian Jones was the leader until drugs took control of him and he was useless as a musician.

Mick and Keith went to see Jones play and Richard's said," The cat was playing bottle neck slide, what the F###!

I still ...

I was a junior in high school when the British Invasion hit the USA,

Rock and Roll became boring, but when the Beatles played on Ed Sullivan the flood gates opened and all the groups came over.

It was an exciting time and WABC Music Radio in NY played alll the hits.

This song was played the whole summer of 1966 on Music Radio 77 WABC New York.

What a great time we had!