Don Kirshner's Rock Concert Season 9 Download

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Don Kirshner'southward Rock Concert
Created by	Don Kirshner
Starring	Diverse
Country of origin	United States
No. of episodes	230^[1]
Product
Executive producer	Don Kirshner
Running time	90 minutes
Release
Original network	Syndicated
Original release	September 27, 1973 (1973-09-27) ^[2] – 1981 (1981)

Don Kirshner'due south Rock Concert is an American television music variety testify that ran during the 1970s and early 1980s, created and produced past Don Kirshner and syndicated to television stations, initially through Viacom Enterprises, and later through Syndicast. Information technology premiered on September 27, 1973, with a performance by The Rolling Stones and The Doobie Brothers; its last episode was in 1981.^{[ citation needed ]}

History [edit]

Kirshner had been executive producer and "creative consultant" on ABC's In Concert series which debuted with two shows in November and Dec 1972, in the xi:30 p.m. time slot usually held past The Dick Cavett Show. The programs, taped at the Hofstra Playhouse at Hofstra University in Hempstead, Northward.Y., featured performances by Alice Cooper; Curtis Mayfield; Seals & Crofts; Bo Diddley; The Allman Brothers Band; Chuck Drupe; Blood, Sweat & Tears; Poco; The Steve Miller Ring; and Joe Walsh. Their rating more than doubled the average rating of The Dick Cavett Testify and even topped NBC's The Tonight Show Starring Johnny Carson in some markets and among viewers under the age of 35.

In Concert became a bi-weekly series in January 1973. "Right now, we have more artists than we know what to do with," Kirshner'southward music manager Wally Aureate told The Washington Post tardily in 1972. "We pay them scale to appear, which is way below what they usually go for a concert, but they know that the publicity is well worth it. So everyone wants to be on. We're getting hundreds of calls. At showtime, we had to beg the artists to announced. Now they're begging us."^[iii]

In September 1973, Kirshner left In Concert—he received producing credits for three more than shows—to launch his own syndicated "Don Kirshner'southward Rock Concert." The premiere, on September 27, 1973, featured The Rolling Stones, taped in London, in their beginning advent on American TV in more than four years.^[ii]

The program featured many of the popular performers of the day during its run and other notable guests included Blitz, The Eagles, Kiss, Foghat, The Ramones, Kansas, Van Morrison and The Allman Brothers Band. Kirshner personally commissioned rock designer Jim Evans to create a special logo for the prove.

The show was hosted by Kirshner upwardly till the final season. His on-air delivery was described every bit apartment by viewers. Paul Shaffer often lampooned him in a convincing impersonation on Saturday Night Alive, which went head-to-head against "Rock Concert" in some cities between 1975 and 1981. In its final season the bear witness was hosted by Kirshner's son and daughter.

As with The Midnight Special, Don Kirshner's Rock Concert was noted for featuring alive performances, which was unusual for the menstruation since most television appearances at that time used lip-synching to prerecorded music. Kirshner'due south show was recorded in stereo utilizing simulcast to broadcast on FM Stereo radio stations and early Cable TV.

The series too occasionally aired vintage footage of older acts such as Pecker Haley & His Comets, Dusty Springfield and Ritchie Valens, which due to the age of the recordings were broadcast in mono.

Don Kirshner's Rock Concert library is owned past SOFA Entertainment and Historic films.

Performers who appeared on Don Kirshner's Rock Concert [edit]

10cc
A Taste of Honey
ABBA
The Allman Brothers Band
Ambrosia
Andy Gibb
Angel
Silvery
Average White Band
Bad Visitor
Badfinger
Bachman-Turner Overdrive
Bar Kays
Black Sabbath
Brownsville Station
Joan Baez
Bee Gees
Pat Benatar
Black Oak Arkansas
Blood, Sweat & Tears
Bluish Öyster Cult
Brooklyn Dreams
Cameo
David Bowie
Dr. Hook
Dr. John
Eric Burdon
The Byrds
Irene Cara
Harry Chapin
Cheap Trick
Alice Cooper
Jim Croce
Sarah Dash
Devo
Dixie Dregs
The Doobie Brothers
Donna Summer
Eagles
World, Wind & Fire
Edgar Winter Grouping
Electrical Light Orchestra
Emerson, Lake & Palmer
Bryan Ferry
Fleetwood Mac
Focus
Foghat
Rory Gallagher
Genesis
Gilt Earring
Grand Funk Railroad
The Approximate Who
George Harrison
The Hollies
Herbie Hancock
Hot Tuna

The Isley Brothers^[4]

James Gang
Rick James
Billy Joel
Journey
Waylon Jennings
Kansas
KC and the Sunshine Band
B. B. King
KISS
Gladys Knight and the Pips
Patti LaBelle
Lake (German band)
Lenny Williams
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Mahavishnu Orchestra
Mahogany Rush
Meat Loaf
Melissa Manchester
Manfred Mann'south Earth Band
Frank Marino
Don McLean
Molly Hatchet
Montrose
Female parent'southward Finest
Maria Muldaur
New Birth
New York Dolls
Nitty Gritty Clay Band
Ted Nugent
Gary Numan
Ohio Players
Outlaws
The Ozark Mountain Daredevils
Robert Palmer
The Police force
Baton Preston
Prince & The Revolution
Pure Prairie League with Vince Gill
Queen
The Ramones
Lou Rawls
Rainbow
Raspberries
Helen Reddy
Lou Reed
Martha Reeves
REO Speedwagon
Vicki Sue Robinson
The Rolling Stones
Linda Ronstadt
Todd Rundgren
Rush
Rose Royce
Santana
The Sex Pistols
Seals & Crofts
Sensational Alex Harvey Ring
Slade
Slave
Sly & the Family unit Stone
Southside Johnny & the Asbury Jukes
Sylvester
Sparks
Jimmie Spheeris
The Spinners (American R&B grouping)
The Stampeders
Starz
Steely Dan
Steppenwolf
Steve Miller Band
Stephanie Mills
Cat Stevens
Switch
Bram Tchaikovsky
The Temptations
Tim Weisberg
Marc Bolan and T. King
Ike & Tina Turner
UFO
Uriah Heep
Hamlet People
Joe Walsh
Bay City Rollers
Van Halen
Van Morrison^[5]
Waylon Jennings
Walter Murphy
War
Weather condition Report
Wishbone Ash
Stevie Wonder
Zebra

In popular culture [edit]

The Television set serial SCTV satirized Don Kirshner's Rock Concert every bit Lee A. Iacocca's Rock Concert in an episode of the same name; the premiere of season three. Dave Thomas appeared equally Lee Iacocca asking for government help to subsidize the costs of running the show, a satirical accept on his asking the authorities to bail out Chrysler around the same time. The skit as well mentions Paul Shaffer'south satires of him on Saturday Night Alive and likewise has a operation of the song "Tie a Yellowish Ribbon Round the Ole Oak Tree" but sung as "Tie a Xanthous Ribbon Circular a Dodge Omni" sung by him and Tony Orlando (Tony Rosato). The skit appears on the 'Best of the Early Years' DVD.

See likewise [edit]

The Midnight Special
List of late nighttime network TV programs

References [edit]

Citations [edit]

^ Rock Concert is bought past Historic Films Archived October 28, 2006, at the Wayback Automobile, a 2001 Historic Films Library commodity
^ ^a ^b O'Connor, John J. " 'In Concert' human being gathers Stones for new series", The New York Times, September 27, 1973, p. 78
^ Zito, Tom. "Televising stone: Rocking Around the Tube", The Washington Mail service, December 29, 1972, p. B1
^ personally attended the taping and later saw it aired
^ "Don Kishner'southward Stone Concert". world wide web.donkirshner.com. Retrieved 2014-09-10 .

General sources [edit]

McNeil, Alexander M. (1980). Total Boob tube, New York: Penguin Books, Ltd. ISBN 0-14-004911-eight.

External links [edit]

Official website
Don Kirshner's Rock Concert at IMDb

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