Rock Concert Season 2

August. 05,1974

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8.8

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Trailer Synopsis

Don Kirshner's Rock Concert is an American television music variety show that ran during the 1970s and early 1980s, created and produced by Don Kirshner and syndicated to television stations. It premiered on September 27, 1973, with a performance by The Rolling Stones; its last episode was in 1981.

Episode 23 : Fania All-Stars / Honk / Jay Gruska / Roger McGuinn

January. 06,1975

Episode 22 : Isis / Ross / T. Rex

December. 30,1974

Episode 21 : Average White Band / The Guess Who / Labelle

December. 23,1974

Episode 20 : Fancy / Fanny / The Raspberries / Tim Weisberg

December. 16,1974

Episode 19 : The Arrows / Bill Wyman / Sparks / The Stampeders

December. 09,1974

Episode 18 : Atlanta Rhythm Section / Redbone / Roy Wood's Wizzard

December. 02,1974

Episode 17 : Chick Corea & Return To Forever / Ozark Mountain Devils / Roy Buchanan

November. 25,1974

Episode 16 : Edgar Winter Group with Rick Derringer / Foghat

November. 18,1974

Episode 15 : ABBA / B.T. Express / Hot Tuna / REO Speedwagon

November. 11,1974

Episode 14 : John Hartford / Linda Ronstadt / The Nitty Gritty Dirt Band / Steve Martin

November. 04,1974

Episode 13 : Bloodstone / Golden Earring / Jo Jo Gunne

October. 28,1974

Episode 12 : Blue Swede / Fleetwood Mac / Weather Report

October. 21,1974

Episode 11 : Focus / New Birth / UFO

October. 14,1974

Episode 10 : Donovan / Felix Cavaliere / Michael Murphey

October. 07,1974

Episode 9 : Dr. Hook & The Medicine Show / John Sebastian / The Ohio Players

September. 30,1974

Episode 8 : Kool & The Gang / The Rolling Stones / Waylon Jennings

September. 23,1974

Episode 7 : Season 2, Episode 7

September. 16,1974

Episode 6 : Electric Flag / Robert Klein / Rory Gallagher / Steeleye Span

September. 09,1974

Episode 5 : Ashford & Simpson / Dave Mason / Jim Stafford

September. 02,1974

Episode 4 : Bad Company / Rare Earth / Renaissance

August. 26,1974

Episode 3 : Curtis Mayfield / Natural Four / The Stylistics

August. 19,1974

Episode 2 : Dr. John / Graham Central Station / Johnny Nash

August. 12,1974

Episode 1 : The Commodores / The Hues Corporation / The Impressions / The O'Jays

August. 05,1974

Seasons

Season 3

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Season 3 1975

Season 2

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Season 1

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