1960s

Bill Kreutzmann, drummer for the Grateful Dead, taps on his cymbal. The Dead gave a free Sunday concert in West Park, Ann Arbor, following their so...

Folk singer and songwriter Bob Dylan, 22, performs on Nov. 8, 1963. The location is unknown. (AP Photo)

B. B. King, King of the Blues, holds forth from the stage during the first Ann Arbor Blues Festival, in August, 1969.

Considered the first "Supergroup" with members from Cream and Traffic. Blind Faith onstage in Detroit, this widely regarded as the only known shot ...

American singer Bob Dylan performs on stage at the Olympia Theater in Paris, France, May 24, 1966, on his 25th birthday. (AP Photo)

Bob Weir, of the Grateful Dead, shows how they do it during a free concert at West Park in Ann Arbor.

Frank Zappa, pictured playing drums, also played guitar, percussion, piano, etc. He once "played" a bicycle on the old Steve Allen TV show. A true ...

Joan Baez was on top of the folk music world in 1967, when she appeared at the Newport Folk Festival, and seeing her "live in concert" was a real t...

John Entwhistle was the Who bassist until the day he died. In this photo he waits to play onstage at Cobo Arena in Detroit, 1970.

Joni Mitchel performs "Chelsea Morning" at a solo performance at Boston University in 1968.

Michael Jackson posing for a portrait in Detroit, Michigan in 1969.

Mitch Mitchell was one of the members of the Jimi Hendrix Experience when he came to play in Ann Arbor, in 1967.