150 ARTISTS NOT IN THE ROCK AND ROLL HALL OF FAME (REACTION)
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*UPDATE SINCE RECORDING THIS VIDEO:* The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame has revealed the names of 16 artists or other musical figures who will be inducted in 2024. It’s a diverse list that stretches from R&B/rock pioneer Big Mama Thornton to pop superstars Cher and Dionne Warwick, and from ’70s-rooted rockers like Peter Frampton, Foreigner and Ozzy Osbourne to ’90s icons the Dave Matthews Band, Mary J. Blige and A Tribe Called Quest. Surprisingly, Jimmy Buffett pops up among the inductees - unexpected because not only was the late singer/songwriter not on the ballot this year, but he had never even been nominated before. But the Rock Hall’s committee was clearly in a sentimental mood after his passing seven months ago, and took the liberty of ushering Buffett in via a separate, non-voted category, for “musical excellence.”
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As a Prog fan, I have to say that ELP, King Crimson, and Kansas should be in. Thin Lizzy, Toto, Styx, and Supertramp, too.
Definitely The B-52's , Devo , Bad Company , King Crimson , REO Speedwagon , Love , Iron Maiden , The Monkees , Scorpions & Supertramp should all be no brainers for induction.
It's a shame these great acts aren't in the Hall of Fame Larry,the real problem is the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame is not the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame!,there are too many artists in there that are not and never will be rock and roll!,this hall is a disgrace and it's time someone made a real Rock and Roll Hall of Fame,true rockers boycott this farce! Bob
First of all, it's in a place where rock Hall of fame, shouldn't you be Cleveland Ohio? Should it be a motown where all the great artist are? By the way, talk about motown, oh. Grandfunk railroad should be In Ted Nugent.
Damn Yankees.
The Guess who? I guess political correctness is a part of these Band's heritage.
It's sad to see that Chilliwack is never mentioned on these lists they wrote very nice and tasteful songs and I feel they are very underrated but sadly that goes for a lot of Canadian groups. 😎👍
it is shocking that bad company is not in the rock hall of fame .
PJ Harvey. The White Stripes. Beck (of Odelay fame). Bjork.
Missing from this list: Neil Sedaka, Johnny Rivers, The Beau Brummels, Paul Revere & The Raiders, The Turtles, The Carpenters, Bread, John Denver, Jim Croce, Olivia Newton-John, The Sweet, Mike Nesmith, Fanny, The Runaways, XTC, Madness and, if the Hall masters had a sense of humor, Cheech & Chong, The Rutles and Spinal Tap.
What an incredible list of non rock music! Pfft..... embarrassing
Where are Status Quo??
Going for nearly 60 years, over 100 million sales, record appearances on UK’s Top Of The Pops, record for most singles in the UK chart by a band , opened Live Aid and one of the greatest live acts ever.
Unfortunately most people in the US have no clue who the Quo are.
Shouldn’t mean anything, after all one of my other fave bands T.Rex got in and they only really had the one hit single over there.
@@georgewilliams4258 sadly... they are brilliant.
So many that should be in there it's unbelievable. However the biggest shocks I think are The Monkies, Iron Maiden, Jethro Tull, Supertramp, Meatloaf (the 5 biggest shocks) also Thin Lizzy, America, ELP, Foreigner, and Slade. Obviously many others but at least some are in with other groups such as Phil Collins, Sting and Ritchie Blackmore etc.
good list. Foreigner is now in.
I definitely think the older bands on this list should be in the rock and roll hall of fame, it’s a shame some of these folks are gone as well.
Slam dunks out of that list that should be in for me: Thin Lizzy, Scorpions, Jethro Tull, Bad Company, Foreigner and Free.
Yes, TOOL belongs in The R.A.R.H.O.F.!
Everybody on this list, truth be told!
Joan Jet is also in The Runaways, she probably should be nominated for her contribution to being in an all girls Rock and Roll band.
Then again, maybe a band like FANNY should be in there too!
We need King Gizzard in the HOF sometime
Robert Palmer, Bad Company, Boston, Bette Midler, the J Geils Band, The Pointer Sisters, Boz Scaggs, The B-52s, Bad Company, Rita Coolidge, Foghat, Diana Ross, Steppenwolf, BTO, The Guess Who, Three Dog Night, Shocking Blue, Cyndi Lauper, The Bangles…
In my opinion, Golden Earring should be the first act to be given consideration from this list! Before George Kooymans fell ill with ALS they were the oldest rock band to still have the founding members in tact. They predated the Stones by one year, having been formed in 1961. Here in the U.S. they're remembered for only two hits, but in their home country they were consistent hit makers! "Please Go," "Sound of the Screaming Day," "Daddy Buy Me a Girl," "That Day," "A Little Bit of Peace in My Heart," "Gipsy Rhapsody," "Back Home," "Holy Holy Life," "Stand By Me," and many, many others...every track is top shelf; rock solid, and that's before you even start dissecting album tracks! For my money their "Miracle Mirror" album is one of the greatest of the 1960's and should be way, way better known than it is! "Golden Earring" (a.k.a., "Wall of Dolls"), "Seven Tears," "Together," "Switch," "To the Hilt," "Contraband" (a.k.a., "Mad Love"), their live album from 1977, "No Promises -No Debts," "Prisoner of the Night" (a k a., "Long Blond Animal"), "N E.W.S.," and of course "Moontan," and "Cut" are absolute classics! I say that because if you listen to say, 1975's "Switch" album alongside other albums from that same year, it will fall within the top 10 or 15, 20 at the least, albums of that year, and that happened consistently with each of the above mentioned albums! They were a power house, and you've done yourself a huge disservice by not hearing them, these albums are essential!
Focus should be in the hall of fame solely on the strength of the "Moving Waves" album because it demonstrates the tremendous amount of talent that it's possible to contain within one unit! "Focus 3" took it even further, and is along with "Hamburger Concerto" their best work! Again, essential!
Another Dutch band that should be in the hall of fame is Cuby+Blizzards! Their early singles were extremely good - particularly 1966's "Got a Million Dollars" backed with "Your Body, Not Your Soul," awesome, awesome single! Albums such as "Appleknockers Flophouse," "Trippin' Thru' a Midnight Blues," "Simple Man," "Too Blind to See," and "Sometimes" are sooo well worth the time it takes to hear them!
Yet another Dutch band worthy of inclusion is Earth and Fire. Twin brothers Chris and Gerard Koerts started the band and had it on the ball enough to hire Jerney Kaagman to handle the vocals, and man did she ever! They started strong right out of the gate with 1969's "Seasons," written by Golden Earring's George Kooymans. Their debut album is extremely good! It has "Seasons" as well as two other singles: "Wild and Exciting," and "Ruby Is the One," which had a great B-side, "Mechanical Lover!" "21st Century Show" from this album is also extremely good! "Song of the Marching Children" was their second album... absolutely fantastic! "Storm and Thunder" was edited down a bit and used as a single, and had a non album track on the flip side: "Lost Forever." Really rocking track! The title track was also issued as a single. "Atlantis" is a great album! "Memories" is a single that everyone should hear before they die! "Maybe Tomorrow, Maybe Tonight" is a great pop record! They went disco later on which is where my interest dropped off, but those first five years were awesome!
If you're not well acquainted with any of the material mentioned here, then you've got some work to do! The ability to create classic memorable rock wasn't restricted to North America, Britain and Australia. In fact, your music exploration has a pretty good size hole in it if you haven't heard at least the music mentioned above and much more!
I am a fan of Golden Earring and have some of their albums... Switch is one of my all time favorite albums. They were my first concert in 1974 when they opened for King Crimson in Toronto.
Miracle Mirror is an Interesting slice of sixties psychedelia for sure. 👍🏻
It is no honor for the RRHOF that Jertho Tull, King Crimson, Manfred Mann's Earth Band and Procol Harum are not inducted.
Especially King Crimson.
King Crimson, Grand Funk, The Guess Who, Peter, Paul and Mary, The Monkees, Smashing Pumpkins, Jethro Tull, The B-52's, Joe Cocker, Jim Croce, John Denver, Scorpions, Rainbow, BOC, Styx, Supertramp, Devo, Edgar Winter Group, Buzzcocks, ThinLizzy, Alice In Chains, Soundgarden, Nazareth, ELP, and BTO..
See this is a tough one for me. Do I think that there are some glaring omissions? Absolutely. But I don't really blame rap artists being in their over some classics. They still had an impact on music, and even tho they weren't rock and roll in genre, I still think the Hall has the belief has the idea of rock and roll as being something that goes against the grain like it did back in the 1950s, which often means going into different styles of music. Rock and roll was about having no rules in the beginning, so why are ppl suddenly inventing rules saying other artists shouldn't be in? That said, I completely agree with some of these Larry. Brian Eno should have definitely been in years ago along with Phil Collins. I tend to agree about Roger Daltrey tho haha.
Got an important question for you, tho. If The Guess Who were to be inducted, what do you think would happen if they got the "fake" Guess Who to play their induction ceremony?
Here's one of my "Dirty Dozen Snubs From The Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame: 2. Esther Phillips - while with Johnny Otis, was one of the first female singers to emerge from R&B to pioneer Rock & Roll in the early 1950s. After fighting addiction, she resurfaced in the 1960s, adding her distinctive vocals to a variety of musical genres. Paul McCartney said her version of "And I Love Him," was one of his favorite Beatles covers, and the Fab Four brought her over to perform in England. Nominated twice [86-87], her name has not appeared on a ballot since.
One of the BIGGEST omissions has got to be "LOVE"
Agreed
I think Blue Oyster Cult deserve it the most. Everyone knows their hits and they have amazing albums.
Here's one of my "Dirty Dozen Snubs From The Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame: 3. Lonnie Donegan was the leading performer of Skiffle, a British style that combined American Folk, Country, and Blues - slightly different than Rockabilly, but very influential in people wanting to be in a band. Just ask Skiffle band The Quarrymen, who became The Beatles (and many other British Invasion bands that started in Skiffle).
It's not supposed to be about sales or charted hits, but about influence. I'm digging quite a bit deeper than most commenters, going back in time for historical importance, not just because I am a fan of the artist. Here's one of my "Dirty Dozen Snubs From The Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame: 1. The Rock & Roll Trio (Johnny & Dorsey Burnette, Paul Burlison) - Raw Rockabilly, three guitars and no drums, influence on Garage Rock, Punk, Psychobilly. Ask The Yardbirds and Aerosmith who both cover "Train Kept A Rollin'."
Here's one of my "Dirty Dozen Snubs From The Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame: 4. Cliff Richard & The Shadows - largely unknown in the USA at the time, but one of the most important influences to spread Rock & Roll internationally. While a bit tamer than his American contemporaries in the 1950s, Richards & The Shadows toured Continental Europe, and the British band often recorded versions of their songs in foreign languages, making Rock more accessible. Besides being his backing band, The Shadows also recorded/performed on their own, and internationally equal The Ventures as a (largley) instrumental guitar band.
They should let everyone in and then fans can vote to free their favourite bands from the silly hall of fame concept 😊✌️
Honestly all these bands deserve to be in the hall of fame and it’s a shame none of them are
Grand Funk Railroad deserves to be in the hall of fame. They sold out Shea Stadium faster than The Beatles.
Bryan Adams 😮?
Motorhead
Iron maiden
The Monkees
Grandfunk Railroad
Meat Loaf
Foreigner
Mostly Crue
My mouth literally dropped to all of these 😮😮😮
I'm always surprised that REDBONE is never suggested for the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. I mean it's not like there are a lot of Native American rockers out there.
I think you have to draw the line somewhere. But looking beyond one or even two hit wonders, Supertramp, Styx, and The Guess Who are no brainers.
The rock n roll hall of shame!
Here's one of my "Dirty Dozen Snubs From The Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame: 5. Johnny Hallyday - in America we say "who?" Often referred to as the French Elvis, Hallyday brought Rock & Roll to France and sang mostly in his native tongue, Over a 57-year career, with sales of over 110 million records, which makes him one of the top-selling artists in the world - but the Hall of Fame is only for English speakers.
The 10 biggest omissions for me:
Iron Maiden
Motorhead
Pixies
The Smashing Pumpkins
Sonic Youth
Boston
Oasis
Blue Oyster Cult
Meat Loaf
Warren Zevon
👍xx
Here's one of my "Dirty Dozen Snubs From The Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame: 11. Motorhead - infusing Heavy Metal with the energy of Punk, Lemmy and the ever-revolving membership were embraced by music fans in both camps. Their style helped lead to the development of the New Wave of British Heavy Metal, Thrash, and Speed Metal. One of the genre's most influential bands, Motorhead received one nomination in 2020 (18 years after being eligible).
Glad Dionne Warwick will be inducted this year..
Here's one of my "Dirty Dozen Snubs From The Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame: 7. Gram Parsons - the godfather of Alt.Country, the influence for the Country Rock sound of The Byrds and The Rolling Stones, the man who discovered Emmylou Harris. His influence is still being felt, and acknowledged, by artists that blur the line between Country and Rock. Subject of The Eagles' song "My Man." Three nominations thus far, but nothing since 2005.
Wings
Iron Maiden should be in it and Thin Lizzy..and Dio
Sparks are way better than the majority of the bands already in the hall of fame.
Bryan Adams. I stated him in my previous post! He was also eligible for Songwriters Hall of Fame. But a rapper and Cyndi Lauper were elected instead of him! 🙄
These 2 groups I saw 👀. We are natives to the San Francisco Bay Area 🌉.
Montrose. Sammy Hagar, lead singer left first. Denny Carmassi, drums 🥁, next, joined Heart ❤. Alan Fitzgerald, bass guitar 🎸 and keyboards 🎹, co-founded Night Ranger 🌙.
Night Ranger. Brad Gillis replaced late Randy Rhodes. But BG quit O Osborne to form Night Ranger 🌙 with AF, members of Alameda All-Stars and Rubicon.
Larry if Jefferson airplane is in Jefferson starship should be in only exception is Mickey Thomas should be inducted with them.
Johnny Winter, Thin Lizzy, Iron Maiden
The HOF is a joke. The Monkees should be on it - they wrestled creative control from their makers (Donny Kirshner) - which is about as rock and roll as you can get.
Hey Larry. It seems like there is no rhyme or reason to some of these selections and it’s an injustice on so many levels. Some good commentary added to these. All the best. Dave✅✅
WARREN ZEVON, John Mayall, J. Geils Band, The Guess Who, Grand Funk, Thin Lizzy, Jethro Tull, Canned Heat, Badfinger, Free, Bad Company, King Crimson, Savoy Brown, Ten Years After, The Jam, Love, MC5 ( I thought they were in), Mott the Hoople, Harry Nilsson, Procol Harum ( another I thought were in), etc.
Yeah. I especially vote for Grand Funk out of this batch. (It's just a personal thing, though, maybe, I guess).
Here's one of my "Dirty Dozen Snubs From The Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame: 12. The Monkees - now that Jann Werner is no longer involved, his infamous ban on the Pre-Fab Four could be lifted. Yes, they didn't exactly form in the organic fashion of most bands, but they quickly fought against the system, and won. They sang, played instruments, wrote songs, toured, and were accepted as peers by many in the elite of 1960's Rock culture [even MCed at Monterey Pop]. Many of their recordings are timeless and range from Bubblegummy Pop to Country Rock, and the TV show laid the groundwork for some of the editing styles of MTV videos. And, really, how many other artists did The Sex Pistols cover?
Bachman-Turner Overdrive, for sure, should be in there! BTW, Randy Bachman has said that the name is pronounced Back'mn/not Bock'mn. He said that in a Professor of Rock video about a song with stuttering in it, originally written as a joke: That was the big hit "You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet."
The one's I'm most upset about are Iron Maiden, Jethro Tull, Grand Funk Railroad. He's not extremely popular but he deserves attention Rodreguiz should be on this list as well.
a friend turned me onto the movie last summer, and ever since Rodriguez' albums have been in heavy rotation
@@anthonydaniel1727 I just made him react to Coming to Reality on his Paetron, it was great
Yep! Maybe it’s time to stop paying attention to the R&R Hall of Fame. Too many non Rockers are being admitted to it. No ELP or King Crimson? No Steve Winwood? No Brian Adams & other great 80’s Artists? Thanks Larry! ✌️🎻🙂😎
you lost me on Brian Adams lolollolol
I am not a fan of Bryan Adam's music but he certainly deserves to be in the Hall, especially before some of the other acts that are already in there...
@@1228sammy He lost me on ELP.
Winwood is in with Traffic, a band that pushed boundaries - not for a solo career in soft rock and selling beer
The Guess Who, Procol Harum, Steppenwolf, Thin Lizzy and Warren Zevon get my votes.
Maybe we should do the only thing we have left - to ignore it. This 'RnR HOF' is neither Rock'n Roll, nor a HOF. It's a balancing act of woke pop world.
Yes, it's maybe a little too woke. His ultra-right views are probably why Ted Nugent is not in, for example. Love him or loathe him, he is a master showman and an icon , and he belongs in the hall.
Here's one of my "Dirty Dozen Snubs From The Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame: 6. Chubby Checker - by putting a dance to it, he (and Dick Clark) took a song about sexual intercourse by Hank Ballard ("The Twist") and launched an international sensation, and quickly even polite society was shakin' their behinds to Rock & Roll.
I enjoyed your thoughts on those musicians who aren’t in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. There are a few that stands out specifically for me, Billy Idol absolutely deserves to be there. Number One. Styx, Devo, Three Dog Night, Meatloaf, Brian Eno and Weezer have excellent qualifications that should render them excellent recipients of the honor. I guess it’s all a farce nowadays. Now ones that I’m not surprised they haven’t made it in would be -Hole, Iggy Pop, and Ted Nugent. I’m sure there’s too much controversy with them. I’m not a fan of Ted. Keep up the good work!
I do have a musician that I’m sure will have a lot of push back but I think he deserves the honor, and that is Rick Springfield. Yep he was in Zoot in that late 60’s-early 70’s but he has achieved many rock accolades. He definitely is underrated. The man can rock more than some a lot younger than him. True excellence!
Herman's Hermits.
Supertramp, Styx, Kansas.
Bette Midler hasn’t even been nominated. She should’ve been inducted years ago into the Rock n Roll Hall of Fame.
The ones that I would love to see get in would be the following: the monkees, Supertramp, & Styx. 💁🏻♀️
Here's one of my "Dirty Dozen Snubs From The Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame: 8, 9, 10. Fanny, Suzy Quatro, The Runaways - it's about time we bring these ladies into the (mostly) boy's club. Sure, Joan Jett was inducted, but with her all-male band The Blackhearts, and not the group that started her career.
Wings should be in the Hall as well for me
David Lee Roth Had a solo career??? 😆 I like what Mickey Dolenz said about the hall being a kind of private country club who decides who they want in their club. Some of these omissions are a crime! Warren Zevon had a huge Impact on music. Same with Harry Nillson
To me, Grank Funk Railroad is the most absurd omission. I think that many younger people (I'm talking about people younger than 60, haha) only see GFR as that band that covered "Locomotion" and "Some Kinda Wonderful" and they don't realize that GFR was one of the BIGGEST concert draws and record selling bands in the world for half a decade BEFORE they ever recorded those cover songs. They recorded FIVE Platinum albums (one of which was double platinum) and FOUR gold albums between 1969-1974 - that is NINE platinum/gold albums in just 6 years! And they broke concert attendance records. And their music was about as ROCK as music can get (no questions here about proper genre identification - GFR were ROCK). But critics hated them back then, and apparently they still hate them now. You know what, Larry? I now think that being snubbed by critics and "Hall of Fame" people is a mark of Rock and Roll HONOR.
I think you should do a video using the wiki page on the complete list of inductees, and see which one’s you would throw out. Seeing how it was structured, from the start, I think it’s been pretty fair over the years and I wouldn’t throw out that many. Miles Davis, Rock & Roll? I’m surprised he accepted it and that Herbie Hancock gave it to him :). I’m glad to find out DJ Kool Herc as an award. They never should have used the term Rock & Roll for the award. Were people in uproar when it started in 1986 that Marvin Gaye, Sam Cooke, Aretha Franklin and Ricky Nelson where inducted? Do you think they should be thrown out?
99% of these people should be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame what in the hell is Dr Dre and all them guys that they're not rock I don't know where they should have their own Hall of Fame
1. Iron Maiden (talent in all parts of the band: that galloping style defines the head banging experience)
2. King Crimson (very influential and talented)
3. ELP (best keyboardist ever and very Neil Peart'ish drumming before Neil Peart)
4. Motley Crue (by far the best of the hair metal bands; despite their aloof appearance they are very good musicians with many many good songs. Tommy Lee is a very underrated drummer)
5. Megadeth (consistent greatness over the decades; elite musicians with great production)
Bonus: Dream Theater (as talented as they come; they are Rush mixed in with Metallica and ELP; not sure if this band would entice voters simply because their best songs are 20 minutes. songs like Octavarium, Count of Tuscany, and Illumination Theory are masterpieces.)
the most famous song Dream Theater has was around 8 minutes, Pull Me Under.
That being said, Queensryche would have to get in before them. And until the day the Hall starts putting in 10+ performers in every year, both Dream Theater and Queensryche are huge long shots.
Blood, Sweat and Tears, Bad Company, Guess Who, Rick Derringer, Iron Maiden, Jethro Tull, Styx, Kansas, King Crimson, Supertramp, Huey Lewis & The News, Marshall Tucker Band, The Monkees, Joe Cocker, Nilsson, Grand Funk, Scorpions, Alice in Chains, Steppenwolf, Peter Frampton, Three Dog Night, Blue Oyster Cult, Weird Al, Johnny Winter, Steve Winwood... they're all deserving.
Frampton is now in.
There are still people missing on that page. We have several pages on Facebook where we admin about certain artists that have been passed over..
The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame has continued to ignore and overlook valued musicians and artists since it opened on September 2, 1995. It is not a contest it is a museum of music. It’s been 28 years they can no longer make excuses for some of these artists! They are purposely overlooking them!
It’s no longer Rock and Roll
The following types of music & musicians are already inducted into ‘The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 2023
Early Rock Music Founders
Song Writers
Industry Promoters
Disc Jockeys
Talent Agents
Skiffle
Rock & Roll
Soft Rock
Country Rock
New Wave
Jazz
Blues
Folk Rock
Adult Contemporary
Bubble Gum Rock
Soul R & B
Funk
Surfing pop
Hip Hop,
Rap
POP
Glam Rock
Progressive Rock
Disco
Grunge
Hard Rock
Heavy Metal
Southern Rock
Instrumental
Psychedelic rock
Country Music
To name some of the artists that have a major following still, and what they are artist in the rock ‘n’ roll Hall of Fame are :
The Induction process is not a contest. All the following bands & artists deserve to inducted 🎸
Jim Croce,
Eddie Money,
Dan Fogelberg,
Harry Chapin,
Warren Zevon,
Meatloaf,
Joe Cocker,
Johnny Rivers,
Harry Nilsson,
Boz Scaggs,
John Denver,
Kansas,
Three Dog Night,
The Turtles,
Barry White,
Edgar & Johnny Winter,
Gordon Lightfoot,
The Guess Who,
The Association,
Tommy James & Shondells,
Gary Puckett & Union Gap,
The Grass Roots,
David Cassidy,
Barry Manilow,
Grand Funk Railroad,
Steppenwolf,
Jethro Tull,
Emerson, Lake & Palmer,
Kansas,
Foreigner,
Montrose with Sammy Hagar,
Ted Nugent & Amboy Dukes
Styx,
REO Speedwagon,
America,
Bad Company with Paul Rodgers,
BTO Bachman Turner Overdrive,
Blue Oyster Cult,
Procol Harum,
Paul Revere & Raiders,
Boston,
Bob Welsh,
Bryan Adams,
Rick Springfield,
Canned Heat,
The Carpenters,
Judy Collins,
Chubby Checker,
Neil Sedaka,
Lesley Gore,
Dick Dale,
Michael Martin Murphy,
Ozzy Osborne,
Peter Frampton,
J Geils Band,
Toto,
Little River Band,
Ritchie Havens,
Herman’s Hetmits,
Jan & Dean,
Tom Jones,
Sonny & Cher,
Petula Clark,
Judas Priest,
England Dan & John Ford Coley,
Seals and Crofts,
Little Feat,
Poco,
The Monkees,
Mountain (Leslie West),
Grand Funk Railroad,
Harry Nilsson,
The Spinners,
Dave Mathews Band
Whitesnake
Molly Hatchet
Nazareth
38 Special
Motley Crue
George Michael
Barry White
Kool & The Gang
The Sweet
Luther Vandros,
James Ingram,
The Tams,
Black Oak Arkansas,
Blood, Sweat & Tears,
Free with Paul Rogers/
Neil Sedaka,
Redbone,
Bad Company,
Rufus with Chaka Khan
Judas Priest,
The Baby’s with John Waite,
Dionne Warwick,
Coven,
Iron Maiden
Vanilla Fudge
Looking Glass
Mother’s Finest
Dr Hook & Medicine Show
The Box Tops,
Peter, Paul and Mary,
Beau Brummels,
Los Bravos,
The Seachers,
Left Banke,
Gerry & The Pacemakers,
Manfred Man (Earth Band)
Shocking Blue,
Edison Lighthouse,
Rainbow,
Loggins & Messina/Kenny Loggins
Loverboy
Arlo Guthrie
Bonnie Tyler
Poco
Pure Prarie League
Triumph
Marshall Tucker,
38 Special,
Paul Anka,
Frankie Avalon,
Connie Francis,
Roberta Flack,
Ronnie James Dio,
Huey Lewis & The News,
David Lindley (Musician),
Casey Kasem (Radio DJ)
Burt Bacharach & Hal David (Song Writers)
Henry Diltz (Photographer)
This organization was started over 40 years ago . It was pretty obvious that it has been a political type of thing as to the randomness of who they chose. Thank you for going over this as you can read from our list off of Facebook some more that weren’t mentioned there!
In other words, just induct everybody. I would disagree.
It’s crazy Maiden & Tull are still not in, they should have been inducted many years ago. Probably around a dozen others on that list should also be in. Some of the solo artists listed that are already in with their bands (Waters & particularly Daltrey for example) have no business being inducted as solo artists. Could make a case for Phil Collins, Winwood and Plant
Warren Zevon for sure should be in there. For shame to the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame! Brian Eno had a fabulous solo career and was also a big-time producer so I'm at a loss as to why he is not in there. Harry Nilsson should totally be in there as well.
being in the RnRHoF is probably the least RnR thing to be.
Those who are not rock are in the RHOF
Yes...
It's absolutely bonkers to me.
Don't really think Daltrey, Gilmour or Waters should be in for their solo work. I seriously respect Weird Al but he's in the realm of comedy. Most of the rest at least I can see an argument for being in the (non-existent) "Pop Music Hall of Fame" if not the R&R Hall of Fame. Most surprising to me were The Guess Who, B.T,O, and Jethro Tull. I thought they were all in. I don't pay attention to it. ... right and Joe Cocker.
I don't think any band member needs to have a separate entry, this would leave more room for some of these great bands. Also throw out all the rap/hip-hop non rock n roll entries, they have nothing to do with music in my opinion.
Technically, rock and roll is a youth driven music movement that comes out of a generally oppressed section of society, and is in a constant state of morphing - whether it is poor white trash in the South with Rockabilly, beach bums in California with Surf, underemployed lads in Liverpool or London, social misfits at CBGB in New York, gays in dance clubs. The most important source for change has always come from the African-American experience - which has given us Jazz, Blues, Country, Swing, Rhythm & Blues, Rock & Roll, Soul, Funk, New Jack Swing, and Hip-Hop. While it has been co-opted by, and now largely consists of white people - Rock & Roll is essential Black.
The worst travesties on this list of snubs are Jethro Tull, Boston, King Crimson, Steppenwolf, and Bad Company. I'll give 90s acts like Smashing Pumpkins and Beck a little more time before I'd really call them snubs but I guess the Pumpkins have been eligible ten years now.
Foreigner is now in, but Boston, who basically started that genre isn't. Phil Collins likely isn't in for the same reasons that they snubbed Mariah Carey.
Boston shouldn't be in the Hall of Fame. I loved their first album . I liked their second one. But after that they became lousy. But the Hall of Fame should at least add at least 10 albums a year in a new category. Boston's first album should be put in.
@@donaldkennedy9573 I think Boston deserve to be in for their first three albums. "Third Stage" and "Amanda" from 1986 were #1 hits on the albums and singles charts. There's artists in the Rock Hall right now for only one or two hits, like Percy Sledge and Darlene Love.
@@jameswilson7084 I don't think that Percy or Darlene belong in the HOF.
@@jameswilson7084 I won't complain if Boston does get in though. I would complain if Bo Donaldson ever gets in though.
LITTLE FEAT!!!!!!!!!
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Head East
Not in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame
@ 14:20 Not Joe Satiri. . . it's Joe Satriani, pronounce "sa-tree-AH-nee." One of the most gifted rock guitarists of all time. He taught both Steve Vai and Kirt Hammett (of Metallica).
I'm so angry at them for snubbing Mariah Carey. 😣😒😔🤬 The artist with the best and biggest career out of all the 2024 nominees.
With respect, I don't see why she should be in the "rock and roll" hall of fame, but I guess if Dolly Parton is in...
@@LarryGravesCanadianStudmuffin And like Dolly Parton (and Taylor Swift), Mariah co-wrote all of her original songs. Mariah deserves to be in, just for her career stats. 19 #1 hits, 6 #1 albums, 222.5 million units, 200 of that in pure sales, not from streaming. She's one of the 20 best selling artists of all time. And wrote her own songs. And was very influential in the pop world. Look at Ariana Grande today.
The main point us rock fans are trying to make is Mariah Carey is NOT rock and roll...
@@LarryGravesCanadianStudmuffin True. But, neither are Madonna, Whitney Houston and Janet Jackson. And they are in. The "Only rock artists should be allowed in the Rock Hall" ship has sailed. 😊😄 It's basically "The Popular Music Hall Of Fame" now.
She has sold 152 million albums. With streaming that number climbs to 193 million. Enough to make her the 16th best selling artist of all times
Iron Maiden
Ronnie James Dio
Dick Dale
DEVO
Joy Division
Blue Oyster Cult
Styx
Any latin representation. Soda Stereo should be in there.
Um, no. Not Rock and Roll. Like the name states. Want a Latin hall? Build one! WTF already with all this watering down of the ROCK HALL for political correctness. Hot garbage
And Dave Mathew’s band and mc5
For me April Wine is a big snub
America - definitely should be in.
Blood Sweat and Tears - were huge.
Supertramp should be in as well.
Joe Cocker??? HTF is he not in the Hall of Fame???
Frampton??? What is wrong with the people who select nominees?
Jethro Tull?????? Is the selection panel DEAF?????
Toto - man, without Toto the HOF is a joke!
It is totally bizarre how the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame works (or not), and some of the omissions are completely jaw-dropping.
But what do you say when your favorite artists don't even reach the 150 artists omitted from the Hall of Fame, like Sparks? OK, they are not my favorite artists but they made quite a contribution to the 70s.
I suppose, in the end, all this outrage about who is missing from the Hall of Fame (20-30 omissions that are beyond outrageous) just pumps up the Hall of Fame like some Cleveland-style withholding parent.
As for groups vs. individuals, it astonishes me how fans love a band but never follow the solo career of key members. To me, Don Henley is so much better than The Eagles. And I suppose the Rock 'n' Roll Hall of Fame reflects our ambivalence.
Most of the bands / individuals who have missed out are pretty classy and indie, so they probably just see it as a passing stamp on their feet, but, as you say, when they look at who has been inducted ...
as foreinger goes only the original members not the current line up witch just cvoverd the songs
Lol another messed up list Larry, keep em coming.
Suzi Quatro , t- rex , sweet , Roxy music. Glam rock must not count.
T-Rex and Roxy Music are both in. Totally agree with you about The Sweet, though.
Suzi should have went in before Joan Jett
Should everyone be in the Rock ‘n’ Roll Hall of Fame? You could easily say, that everyone of these people should be in the rock ‘n’ roll Hall of Fame compared to some of the people that actually are in the rock ‘n’ roll Hall of Fame. For this list, I would say Slade, the New York Dolls, Eno, Frampton, Jethro Tull, at least…
Frampton Just got elected.
Odd mix of artists that are too cool or not cool enough to make it - and those bands who just aren't going to be included if it hasn't happened by now.
Where is sparks?
Maybe they ran out of room?
Free and Jethro Tull aren``t in the Hall of Fame. IT is a shame, BTO and Bad Company also. It is ridiculous
XTC
I guess the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame doesn't consider Prog Rock and Metal to be Rock.
Dolly Parton, LL Cool J, Lional Richie and many others in the Hall aren't rock either...
@@LarryGravesCanadianStudmuffin So true. Sometimes I think it is a badge of honour not to be in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame.
Sometimes artist/bands get inducted as the token representative of a particular genre. Nine Inch Nails represent Industrial, so don't expect Skinny Puppy, Ministry or KMFDM to follow. Bob Marley/Jimmy Cliff represent Reggae, but not counting on Toots ^ The Maytals, Steel Pulse, or Third World to follow. Prog has Yes, Rush, Genesis, Pink Floyd, and The Moody Blues. Metal has Black Sabbath, Ozzy Osbourne, Van Halen, Metallica, Guns N Roses, Def Leppard, Judas Priest, Rage Against The Machine - plus some borderline hard rockers like Led Zeppelin, Deep Purple, AC/DC, and Bon Jovi = Artists that made a paradigm shift to their respective genre.
Would adding 150 artists to the Hall improve its credibility?
150 legit rock artists, yes.
Okay, I'll just stay for the record not a classic rock fan. And definitely not a hair band fan. But there is a long list of significant artists that need to be in there. Top of that list is Chubby Checker. One of the few surviving guys in that era still around. Ben E. King, Diana Ross not in as A Solo in a Crime. Mary Wells, practically built Motown. Jan and Dean and Dick Dale are among many surf groups that are underrepresented. How can you put Dolly Parton and and not have Patsy Cline? And way before any of these garbage bands, Gloria Estefan. The most significant Latin artist of the last 50 years and basically paved the way for everyone from Jennifer Lopez on down.
The girl groups are also sadly under-represented. They should be all in there by now.
And how do you induct Cher and not Sonny Bono? She wouldn't even have a career without him?
@LarryGravesCanadianStudmuffin. You may already know this. Blue Oyster Cult - a band with some 50+ years of history (and still out there doing what they do!) have not been nominated for RRHOF ever. Apparently, the reason for this is that back in the last century the then management of BOC had a falling out with Jann Wenner - Chairman of the Board of RRHOF. The rift has never been resolved and so BOC have never been nominated. However, Mr. Wenner has been deposed as Chairman, so maybe BOC might get in before Buck, Eric and the boys retire!
Another band that have a 50+ year history is Little Feat. But they have never been nominated. Small wonder that the RRHOF is held in such poor regard amongst the real rock music fans. I once heard it called “The Rock & Roll Hall Of Fraud”. Anyway, we live in hope……… Stay safe and well.
April Wine
Not in the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame