Ray Hartmann.

I can’t believe he’s not already in the HOF.

It’s a shame that when he’s inducted, it will be posthumously, but his friends and family certainly deserve the honor and the gratitude for Ray’s contribution to the music community, which was always covered completely and fairly in “The Riverfront Times”.

“Donnybrook” should also be considered as an institution or part of St. Louis Pop Culture.

DON CORRIGAN - WEBSTER KIRKWOOD TIMES

MR. CORRIGAN IS A TRUE ROCKER COVERING MANY YEARS OF ROCK STORIES AND LOCAL ROCK EVENTS FOR HIS NEWS PAPER, WEBSTER KIRKWOOD TIMES.
- THUMBS (KIRKWOOD)

Charles Glenn
Arvel Keithly
- Cindy Schroeder (St. Louis)

Musicland USA and Norman Records.
The Guild
Russ David

Rogers and Nienhaus-local musicians
- John Twesten

Jimmy Griffin - Musician
George Potsos - Musician
Rick Comello - DJ
Mark Hyken - DJ
Wildey Theater - Venue
- John Spear

David Torretta
- John Twesten

Casa Loma
Castaways
Rusty Springs
The BAtcave

VENUES:
The Way-Out Club
Venice Cafe
Frederick's

Bob Putnam & Sherri Danger, proprietors of The Way-Out Club and supporters of the local music scene

The Silver Ballroom (pop culture) - punk rock pinball in the Bevo Mill area

Brian Andrew Marek - the most prolific and multifaceted songwriter and recording artist still doing it today
- Dan O'Connell (Wentzville, MO)

John Beck - Executive
Leo CHeers - DJ
Bernie Hayes - DJ

Outlaws
Henry Paul Band
Marshall Tucker Band
Gov't. Mule
New Riders Of The Purple Sage
Doobie Brothers
Creedence Clearwater Revival
Little Feat
Moby Grape
Quicksilver Messenger Service
Grateful Dead

- Adam Kaplan (Kingston NY)

Local Artists:
A Full Moon Consort
Doogie Armstrong

DJs:
Leo Chears “The Man In The Red Vest”
J.C. Corcoran

Venues / Institutions:
Westport Playhouse
Graham Chapel @ Washington University
WMRY
KDHX

Outside Influences:
Marshall Tucker Band
Ambrosia
Charlie
Jethro Tull
Kansas

St. Louis Pop Culture:
Left Bank Books - Central West End
The Library Limited - Clayton
Duff’s Restaurant - Central West End
Llywelyn’s Pub - Central West End

Venue:Stymie's
- Rick (Belleville )

LOCAL: A Full Moon Consort, Guild, Leo Gordon/Leo's Five
VENUE: Rainy Daze, Castaways
DJ: Spider Burks

Stymies

Blood, Sweat & Tears with David Clayton-Thomas for his amazing voice, and their full, rich sound.
- John Webb (St. Louis County)

The Facts O' Life Show Band
- Julie Ebert (St. Louis, MO)

Outlaws
Henry Paul Band
Marshall Tucker Band
Gov't. Mule
New Riders Of The Purple Sage
Lynyrd Skynyrd
Doobie Brothers
Creedence Clearwater Revival
- Adam Kaplan (Kingston, NY)

Outlaws
Henry Paul Band
Marshall Tucker Band
Gov't. Mule
New Riders Of The Purple Sage
- Adam Kaplan (Kingston NY)

David Surcamp
Rusty Springs saloon
Pro Wrestling w/ Big Daddy
- Rodger (ST louis)

Pavlovs DOG
mAMAS pRIDE
- Rodger (st Louis)

Venues/Institutions, I would like to nominate The Wildey Theatre.
- Duane Renko (Edwardsville )

I would like to nominate Al Canal for bringing local , National and International acts to The Wildey Theatre.

The Wildey Theatre

Local Artist -- Bobby Nickeson
DJ -- Fred Gomer
Venue -- The Factory
Influences -- Pavlov's Dog
Pop Culture -- Babler State Park


- steve (Affton)

In the “Outside Influences” category:

The bands, Chilliwack and Lake, should be mandatory members of The Hall Of Fame. Their 2 respective albums, “Dreams, Dreams, Dreams” and the eponymous debut by Lake, practically defined the term, “KSHE Classic”, when it was coined and used in the early to mid ‘80s by such personalities as, Ruth Hutchinson and “Radio” Rich Dalton, during the first iterations of “The KSHE Classics Show”; John “The U-Man” Ulett, during his daily “Lunch Program” and “The Lone Classic” feature; Mark Klose, across the many years of his featured tracks on “Klose’s Cut Above”; as well as, Sweet Meat’s “Choice Cut”.

“KSHE Classics” by Chilliwack and Lake include:

Chilliwack - “Fly At Night (In The Morning We Land)”, “Baby Blue”, “Rockin’ Girl”, “California Girl”, “Roll On”, “Something Better”, “Arms Of Mary” and “My Girl (Gone, Gone, Gone)”.

Lake - “On The Run”, “Sorry To Say”, “Time Bomb”, “Chasing Colours”, “Do I Love You”, “Key To The Rhyme”, “Between The Lines”, “Angel In Disguise”, “Crystal Eyes” and “Paradise Way”.

If you have ever been a fan of any of the personalities, shows, programs and features mentioned above, then you know the role and importance that these 2 bands played in shaping the legacy of KSHE 95 and, indeed, of the “St. Louis Classic Rock Preservation Society”, itself.

Flip Side & Friends, super fun band to see

88.1 KDHX - I really miss you!
- Gordon Brown (Maryland Heights)

Gabriel - my all-time favorite DJ! I can't believe he is not already in the HOF.
- Gordon Brown (Maryland Heights)

EL Monstero
KLOSE Kuarters
Voodoo Band
Rain
Chuck Berry

- Christine Zellin (MARYVILLE )

Al canal

Outlaws
Marshall Tucker Band
Government Mule
Doobie Brothers
Creedence Clearwater Revival

Joe Davis "Meet The Beatles" radio show on KSD

Chuck Buell KHTR Radio DJ
- Brian

Riverport and The Pageant.