Joni Mitchell

S1970 E01 • Friday, Oct 9, 1970 • Oct 9

The first in a series of concert performances by the new generation of performer-composers. Tonight Joni Mitchell 's repertoire includes her first hit Both Sides Now, her new song California, as well as Big Yellow Taxi and Chelsea Morning.

John Sebastian

S1970 E02 • Friday, Oct 16, 1970 • Oct 16

John Sebastian is a kind, gentle man whose work overflows with love. Once with the Even Dozen Jug Band and Lovin' Spoonful, he's now a solo star. Tonight he sings What a Day for a Day Dream, Loving You, Darling Be Home Soon, and She's a Lady.

Elton John

S1970 E03 • Friday, Oct 23, 1970 • Oct 23

Elton John performs some of his own material with lyrics by Bernie Taupin including Your Song, 60 Years On, The Greatest Discovery, Burn Down the Mission

Bobbie Gentry

S1970 E04 • Friday, Oct 30, 1970 • Oct 30

Bobbie Gentry sings a number of songs including her classic Ode to Billy Joe , a new single Fancy, Reflections, and Benjamin.

David Crosby And Graham Nash

S1970 E05 • Monday, Nov 9, 1970 • Nov 9

sing Crosby, Stills and Nash

James Taylor

S1970 E06 • Friday, Nov 13, 1970 • Nov 13

This solo performance from James Taylor includes songs from his albums Sweet Baby James, Mud Slide Slim, and a selection of other songs. 1. With A Little Help From My Friends; 2. Fire & Rain; 3. Rainy Day Man; 4. Steamroller Blues; 5. Greensleeves; 6. The Highway Song; 7. Carolina In My Mind; 8. Long Ago & Far Away; 9. Sweet Baby James; 10. Riding On A Railroad; 11. You Can Close Your Eyes.

Tony Joe White

S1970 E07 • Monday, Nov 23, 1970 • Nov 23

Randy Newman

S1970 E08 • Monday, Nov 30, 1970 • Nov 30

Mason Williams

S1970 E09 • Monday, Dec 7, 1970 • Dec 7

Mason Williams with special guest Esther Ofarim who sings one of his best-known compositions Saturday Night at the World and joins him in Cinderella Rockerfella Musical

Alan Price

S1970 E10 • Monday, Dec 14, 1970 • Dec 14

Alan Price with friends

Mac Davis

S1970 E11 • Monday, Dec 21, 1970 • Dec 21

Two of this year's hits were composed by Mac Davis. In the Ghetto, which Presley took to the top and Something's Burning, which Kenny Rogers sang. His first single I'll paint you a song waa released earlier this year.

Tom Paxton

S1970 E12 • Monday, Dec 28, 1970 • Dec 28