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Blondie

Though some of labeled Blondie nothing more than a Disco and/or New Wave band, they were incredibly versatile and they had an incredible range.  The technically proficient band was propelled by the looks of their lead singing siren, Debbie Harry and though she got them attention, their skills kept them in the spotlight.

Billy Joel may be among the most revered Rock singer and songwriters of all time.  With a blend of classical, R&B, and Roots Rock, Joel has a very broad appeal and a huge amount of hits to his credit.

Inducted in 1999.  From Long Island, New York, U.S.A.

One of the first true stars of Rock and Roll, Bill Haley could have made a case for entry just on the strength of “Rock Around the Clock”.  There can be much debate as to whether Haley was Rock’s first star (which some have  called him) but his impact can not be debated.

Inducted in 1987.  From Highland Park, Michigan, U.S.A.

Though they were best known as the Disco superstars behind the Saturday Night Fever Soundtrack, the Bee Gees were Pop superstars who constantly reinvented themselves running the Pop gamut of Psychedelic, Folk and Blue Eyed Soul.  Through out it all, the brothers Gibb were always showcasing rich harmonies that showcased their exceptional singing ability.  Their pre Saturday Night Fever career alone would make a case for the Rock and Roll Hall.