ROCK HALL 1995 - INDUCTION PROGRAM

The Rock & Roll Hall of Fame's Class of 1995 celebrated a diverse group of influential artists and industry figures. Performer inductees included the Allman Brothers Band, pioneers of Southern rock; Al Green, known for his soulful voice and hits like "Let's Stay Together"; Janis Joplin, whose powerful vocals made her a rock icon; Led Zeppelin, legendary for their hard rock sound; Martha and the Vandellas, famous for Motown classics; Neil Young, recognized for his impactful songwriting and guitar work; and Frank Zappa, celebrated for his experimental music and satire. The Orioles were honored in the Early Influences category for their foundational contributions to R&B and doo-wop. Additionally, music journalist Paul Ackerman received the Ahmet Ertegun Award for his significant contributions to the music industry.

Please note, these are original programs from 1995. They may have visible wear, tear, and paper aging. All Rock Hall Induction Programs are final sale. Discount codes are not eligible for this product.