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Archives: Legacy (1965-Present): Press Coverage
- 1-24-1970: “Rock ‘n Roll Revival,” Record World (30 pages)
- 4-19-1990: Alan Freed and Salvador Dali, Rolling Stone (Warwick Hotel, New York City, February 22nd 1957)
- 4-19-1990: “The 50s,” Rolling Stone by Robert Palmer (My Man Rocks Me With One Steady Roll, Trixie Smith)
- 12-1-1992: “40 Years of Rock & Roll,” Life (March 21, 1952, Moondog Coronation Ball, Call and Post, Record Rendezvous, Prospect Avenue, WSRS, Lew Platt, John Lenear/Leniar, Jewish businessmen, Uncle Miltie Kulkin, David Freed, Euclid Avenue, a dance at the Arena, Paul Hucklebuck Williams, Toni Bruce, Walter Sholz,)
- 1998: “Growing Up With Alan Freed,” Gavin Report by Roger Steffens (Special thanks to Roger Steffens from The Estate of Alan Freed)
- 12-1999: “Icons of Rock,” Vanity Fair The Blues Had a Baby and they named it Rock and Roll, Muddy Waters)
- 12-2000: The Fifties, “Hipsters and Hoodlums,” Vanity Fair by Nick Tosches (Morris Levy, Atlantic, King, Federal, Birdland)
- 12-23-2001: “Roll’s Roles,” The New York Times Magazine by William Safire (Verbs informal sense achieves heroic status, September 11, 2001, Todd Beamer, Flight 93, Let’s Roll)
- 2002: “The Disc Jockeys,” Life: Rock & Roll At 50 (Photo-WABC)
- 7-6-2004: Alan Moondog Freed bautiz Rock and Roll pero muri en el abandono, El Tiempo: (Spanish)
