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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.
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Episode 1 - Chuck Berry with his daughter Ingrid & Billy Peek / Grey Ghost / Johnny Rivers / Ruby Starr
September. 20,1975
Episode 3 - Amazing Rhythm Aces / Buddy Miles & The Earth Rockers / Roger Daltrey
October. 04,1975
Episode 4 - Eddie Kendricks (of The Temptations) / Mirabai / Uriah Heep
October. 11,1975
Episode 7 - Captain & Tennille / Commander Cody and His Lost Planet Airmen / Sparks / Tavares
November. 01,1975
Episode 8 - Herbie Hancock / Labelle with Patie Labelle, Nona Hendryx & Sarah Dash
November. 08,1975
Episode 9 - Emmylou Harris / Graham Central Station / Steppenwolf
November. 15,1975
Episode 11 - Chuck Mangione / Janis Ian / The Pure Prairie League
November. 29,1975
Episode 12 - Hoyt Axton / Melissa Manchester / New Riders Of The Purple Sage
December. 06,1975
Episode 13 - David Essex / Kansas / Millie Jackson
December. 13,1975
Episode 14 - Season 3, Episode 14
December. 20,1975
Episode 15 - Jimmy Cliff / Joe Walsh & Friends
December. 27,1975
Episode 17 - The Flying Burrito Brothers / Sparks / The Staple Singers
January. 10,1976
Episode 18 - Gloria Gaynor Revue / Jimmie Spheeris / Leslie West
January. 17,1976
Episode 19 - Grover Washington Jr & Darryl Washington / People's Choice / The Sensational Alex Harvey Band
January. 24,1976
Episode 20 - Dolenz, Jones, Boyce & Hart / The Ohio Players / Rory Gallagher
February. 14,1976
Episode 22 - The Hudson Brothers / Rufus with Chaka Khan / Tom Snow
February. 28,1976
Episode 23 - Andrew Gold / Betty Wright / Sha Na Na
March. 06,1976
Episode 24 - Coke & Vida / C.W. McCall / Ike & Tina Turner Revue / Lisa Hartman / Queen
March. 13,1976
Episode 25 - The Crusaders / Doug Kershaw & Slidin' Jake / Gladys Knight & The Pips / The Undisputed Truth
March. 20,1976
Episode 26 - Bad Company / Barry Manilow / Black Sabbath / Captain & Tennille / Chuck Berry / Ike & Tina Turner Revue / Janis Ian / Labelle / Roger Daltrey / Rufus & Chaka Khan / Sha Na Na
March. 27,1976
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