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February 14, 1981
Funky 4 + 1
The host ordered “Rapture” Debbie Harry from Blondie, the Funky 4 + 1 It became the first HIP-Hop group performing on national television, playing the Funk Giddy “That’s The Joint.”
October 3, 1981
Rod Stewart
Rod Stewart carried an unexpected guest, Tina Turner, to perform a high-quality, full of high, and the first step in the myth.
October 31, 1981
Fear
At John Belushi’s command, “SNL” had trapped the sturdy california fear. Punks of making a noise – including members of Minor Threat and Cro-Mags – turning 30 rocks to a particular CBGB, dance with four letters in the microphone and introduced the Ideas “Mosishing” to Central America. “The real listener at ‘Saturday Night Live’ was feared,” Lee Ving recalls.
September 25, 1982
Queen
Although President Freddie Mercury forced his voices in the beginning of the day, the group was able to copy the “Under Pressure” Version “The Pressure” and “Crazy Little Thing Called Love. The group retired in the traveling and killed Mercury in 1991, and this was the last letter of Quartet in America.
January 18, 1986
The replacement
Replacements is drunk on the Minneapolis College, Spreading in Pomegranates, playing trivial, swore and – when it is about Bassist player – blasphemed the people. “Rock ‘N’ Roll doesn’t always make a beautiful television,” says Paul Westerberg, the first leader in the Trouble Boys. ” “But we tried to do what possible to make sure it was a memorable evening.”
March 22, 1986
Philip Glass
During his work at CBS Records, Minimalist Philist MP . ” He is the only classical composter to music.
September 30, 1989
Neil Young
After ten years of confusion attempted Rockabilly, Electro-Pop, Country-Pock and Blues, Neil Young updated their work with “Rockin ‘in The Free World” from the Free World ” ‘His 19th album, “Freedom.”
