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NEW: Wendy Waldman at Paradise, 1980
Paradise
Aug 13, 1978
The prolific L.A. songwriter lends her distinctive vocals to "Hard Times," "The Wind in New York City" and other tunes from
Strange Company
.
A White House Lawn Party
White House South Lawn
Jan 17, 1993
The Cate Brothers, The Band, Dr. John, Stephen Stills and Bob Dylan perform on the the White House South Lawn in this 1993 concert.
Jimmy Webb at the Record Plant, '75
Record Plant
Nov 16, 1975
The prolific pop songwriter premieres new songs like "The Moon Is a Harsh Mistress" and "Rose" in this intimate set.
Fleetwood Mac at the Record Plant, '74
Record Plant
Dec 15, 1974
Christine McVie performs her tunes "Spare Me a Little," "Why" and "Believe Me" with the Bob Welch edition of the band.
Hail, Hail, Chuck Berry
Winterland
Mar 18, 1967
50 years ago today, the rock progenitor took the stage at the Winterland, backed by Steve Miller and his band, on a bill with the Dead.
NEW: Lene Lovich at Paradise, '79
Paradise
Mar 15, 1980
The London-based new wave diva shows her idiosyncratic style on "Too Tender to Touch" and her hit single "Lucky Number" from
Stateless
.
Clarence White With the Byrds
Rainbow Theatre
Jan 16, 1972
The guitar great, born in 1944, reveals his bluegrass influences on "Mr. Spaceman" with the Byrds in this 1972 set.
The Spinners' Slick Soul
Latin Casino
Mar 19, 1977
The vocal group performs '70s R&B hits "Could It Be I'm Falling in Love," "One of a Kind (Love Affair)" and "Rubber Band Man" in '77.
NEW: Utopia Salutes the Beatles
Capitol Theatre
Oct 31, 1980
Todd Rundgren leads the progressive group on new material from
Deface the Music
, their homage to the Fab Four, in this 1980 set.
Violent Femmes Hit the Road
Tramps
Jul 29, 1999
The Milwaukee-based trio is now touring in support of their new album
We Can Do Anything
. Hear them play "Blister in the Sun" in a 1999 set.
The Rolling Stones in Detroit, 1978
Masonic Hall
Jul 6, 1978
Charlie Watts provided his classic backbeat on swaggering classics like "Star Star," "Happy," "Shattered," "Brown Sugar" and others in this set.
Remembering David Bowie
Nassau Coliseum
Mar 23, 1976
In 2016 the world lost a true rock legend, David Bowie. Celebrate his life by listening to this crucial concert from 1983 featuring songs "Space Oddity," "Young Americans" and "Fame."
The Vapors Ride the New Wave
15 Landowne
Sep 11, 1980
The Brit one-hit wonders play their chart-topping "Turning Japanese" and other tunes from their debut album
New Clear Days
in 1980.
The Brothers Johnson Funk It Up
Capitol Theatre
Apr 25, 1980
Bassist Louis Johnson, who died in 2015, grooves on "Strawberry Letter 23" and "Get the Funk Out Ma Face" in 1980.
NEW: The Waitresses Strut in Boston
Paradise
Apr 2, 1982
Singer Patty Donahue fronts the post-punk band from Akron on "I Know What Boys Like" and "Hump Day" in this 1982 set from club Paradise.
NEW: Horslips in Boston, '77
Jazz Workshop
Oct 25, 1977
The Celtic rockers blend the influences of Jethro Tull and Genesis with Irish folkloric music on tunes like "Daybreak" and "Dearg Doom."
Best of
Rock
Traffic at the Fillmore East, 1970
Early Bruce Springsteen, 1973
Eric Clapton in Santa Monica, 1978
Bob Marley and the Wailers, 1979
Bob Dylan Reunites with The Band
Let's Give Thanks
The Police at Boston’s Paradise
Derek and the Dominos, 1970
Jimi Hendrix Experience in 1968
Linda Ronstadt, Country Rock Queen
Cream Unleashed, 1968
R.E.M. at the Capitol Theatre, 1984
Delaney & Bonnie at the Fillmore
Prince's 'Controversy' Tour
Spandau Ballet's New Romantic Reunion
Good Danny's
Mar 14, 2014
The London-based new wave group performs their early '80s hits "True," "Chant No. 1" and "Only When You Leave" in this 2014 set.
Jane's Addiction Shocks Philly
Theater of Living Arts
Feb 20, 1989
Singer and Lollapalooza creator Perry Farrell leads the band on "Pigs in Zen" and others from
Nothing's Shocking
in 1989.
Sid Vicious In Memoriam
Winterland
Jan 14, 1978
The late Sex Pistols bassist, born in 1957, plays "God Save the Queen" and "Anarchy in the UK" in this '78 set from Winterland.
Ringo Acts Naturally
Pine Knob
May 30, 1997
The ex-Beatle performs his solo hits including "Photograph," "It Don't Come Easy" and "No No Song" with his All-Starr Band in 1997.
Happy Memorial Day Weekend!
47 songs
8:54:08
Celebrate this special 2021 weekend with a playlist tailor-made for cookouts, parties and celebrations of all kinds!
Early Blondie at the Paradise, 1978
Paradise
May 27, 1978
This pre "Heart of Glass" show rocks! Early Blondie was a revelation of energy, sass and smarts, all evident in this performance.
The Beach Boys Do It Again
Nassau Coliseum
May 14, 1979
Their 1979 tour was the last to feature all five of the original Beach Boys. Listen to them romp through "California Girls," "Fun Fun Fun", "Little Deuce Coupe" and more.
A P-Funk Marathon at Tramps
Tramps
Apr 6, 1994
George Clinton leads the P-Funk All-Stars on "Cosmic Slop," "Atomic Dog," "Mothership Connection" and more funk anthems in a 4-hour set.
Omar & the Howlers in Austin
Austin Opera House
Aug 30, 1987
Gruff-voiced Omar Dykes fronts the tough Texas blues-rockers on "Mississippi Hoodoo Man" and "You Ain't Foolin' Nobody" in '87.
Billy Joel at Yankee Stadium, 1990
Yankee Stadium
Jun 22, 1990
The Piano Man plays "Allentown," "Angry Young Man," "We Didn't Start the Fire" and "Only the Good Die Young" in the first rock concert at the original Yankee Stadium.
Quicksilver Messenger Service lights up Winterland
Winterland
Dec 28, 1975
The iconic San Francisco band reunited in 1975 for this blazing set at Winterland.