Welcome to "ROCK HISTORY RADIO"

You've found us! We are the place for information, backgrounds, bios and interviews with your favorite artists as we celebrate the greatest music from the past five decades of rock and roll radio. We'll step in the Rock History Radio's Rockhouse for interviews and information twice an hour, feature Pop Music Quizzes and in between … it's the music that changed our lives. The songs that made an impact. Thanks for joining us on The Rock History Radio Network. 

Rock music radio has been the soundtrack of our lives. It's now part of what we are. 24/7 it's the best music from over a half century of Rock Music. Along with the greatest hits of all time you'll hear from the people who brought it to us. Interviews and information from the artists, producers, radio personalities and fans ... just like you! It's Bill Haley, Elvis, The Beatles, The Motown sound, The Beach Boys, James Taylor, Fleetwood Mac, Genesis, Huey Lewis & The News, The Eagles and everyone who made up the sounds that have changed music and the way we live.

The Fifties:

It all began with people like Chuck Berry, Bill Haley, Elvis Presley and their contemporaries … our grandfathers of Popular Rock Music. It began with radio stations, slowly picking up the word and the enthusiasm from the listeners. Rock radio pioneers like Alan Freed made waves … airwaves. Music was changing, styles were re-arranging. Blue jeans, poodle skirts, DAs, cruising the block in your dad's car, the excitement of Friday night sock hops … and it all was happening with the radio on … it was the Music of the 1950s, the music that changed our lives and was the foundation of today's Popular Rock. You'll hear it all here on The Rock History Radio Network.

The Sixties:

The 1960s were a time a revolution for our society. It was The Beatles, Bob Dylan and The Rolling Stones leading the charge in music. Their was Pop Art, Fashion Art and a time of ant-war upheaval. All along the trip we were branded by the music coming from our radios. The music that changed our lives … and we have it here on Rock History Radio.com. Stay close … you're just a song away from a journey back to the 1960s.

The Seventies:

It was bell bottoms, stadium rock shows, balloon sleeve shirts and a bit of disco along the way … it was the decade known as The Seventies. And while you were having fun with click-clacks, drawing smiley faces on your school notebooks … you heard the music from radios everywhere. The singer-songwriters, the long-haired groups on Don Krishner's Rock Concert TV show … there was Wolfman Jack on syndicated radio and TV. We have those classic hits that changed our lives … here on The Rock History Radio Network.

The Eighties:

It was Big Hair, MTV's first major impact, Dance Clubs, Drum Machines and keyboards playing a big part in our music. It was the 1980s. And when you flipped the TV back to MTV after mom and dad had the remote … it was the music of the 80s that changed our lives. That music lives on here at The Rock History Radio Network. A favorite song from the 80s is not far off.