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January 20, 1988: 3rd ‘Rock’n Roll Hall Of Fame Induction’ (Waldorf Astoria Hotel, New York City)
Mick Jagger speech inducting The Beatles/ Twist And Shout/ All Along The Watchtower/ I Saw Her Standing There/ Stand By Me/ Stop In The Name Of Love/ Medley: Whole Lotta Shakin’ Goin’ On/Hound Dog/Hi Ho Silver/ Barbara Ann/ Born On The Bayou/ Like A Rolling Stone/ Satisfaction Band line-up: Mick Jagger (voc, tamb)/Bob Dylan (voc, gtr)/Bruce Springsteen (voc, tamb)/Jeff Beck (gtr)/George Harrison (voc, gtr)/John Fogerty (voc, gtr)/Ben E. King (voc)/Little Richard (voc)/Mary Wilson (voc)/Mike Love (voc, tamb)/Dave Edmunds (voc, gtr)/Julian Lennon (voc)/Ringo Starr (dr)/Paul Shaffer (keyb)/Elton John (voc, p)/Billy Joel (voc, p)/Jeff Lynne (gtr)/Sid McGinnis (gtr)/Will Lee (bass)/Anton Fig (dr)
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame’s 1988 induction ceremony stands as a defining moment in music history. Held on January 20, 1988, at the Waldorf Astoria Hotel in New York City, the event honored a stellar lineup of influential artists, including The Beach Boys, The Beatles, The Drifters, Bob Dylan, and The Supremes. These inductees represented a diverse range of musical styles, showcasing the rich tapestry of rock and roll’s evolution.
Among the memorable highlights, George Harrison, Ringo Starr, and Yoko Ono accepted the award on behalf of The Beatles, while Bob Dylan gave a heartfelt speech reflecting on his career. The evening was marked by electrifying performances, collaborations, and tributes, uniting generations of music legends and fans.
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame 1988 ceremony highlighted the universal appeal of rock and roll, recognizing its power to inspire, connect, and break barriers. The ceremony also celebrated the enduring impact of these artists, whose contributions shaped the genre’s legacy. Today, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame continues to honor those who paved the way for future generations, making the 1988 event a cornerstone of its history.
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