Ultimate Classic Rock Hall of Fame

Jimi Hendrix and the Doors have made it to the finals in our latest round of voting for the Ultimate Classic Rock Hall of Fame.

The battle-tested Creedence Clearwater Revival move on to the second round of the 100 percent fan-voted Ultimate Classic Rock Hall of Fame to face the Doors.

They made it through the first round, and now Jimi Hendrix and the Grateful Dead face off in the semifinals of the 100 percent fan-voted Ultimate Classic Rock Hall of Fame.

Two members of rock's tragic so-called "27 Club," Janis Joplin and Jimi Hendrix complete our first-round bracket for the 100-percent fan-voted Ultimate Classic Rock Hall of Fame.

The first-round battle for induction into the completely fan-voted Ultimate Classic Rock Hall of Fame continues, with the Grateful Dead and David Bowie facing off.

The Doors and Jeff Beck meet in the first round of the Ultimate Classic Rock Hall of Fame.

Deep Purple and Creedence Clearwater Revival have given us some of the most immediately memorable -- and enduring -- radio hits of the rock era. Now, they'll battle one another for entry into the 100 percent fan-voted Ultimate Classic Rock Hall of Fame...

The Moody Blues are the newest inductees into the 100 percent fan-voted Ultimate Classic Rock Hall of Fame.

The Rolling Stones may be known as the World's Greatest Rock 'n' Roll Band, but apparently there's another band out there more worthy of the title.

  They both had a pretty easy time of it in the opening round, but now the Rolling Stones and Cream face each other in the semifinals of the 100 percent fan-voted Ultimate Classic Rock Hall of Fame. The Stones handily defeated the Yardbirds in their head-to-head battle, walking away with more than 58 percent of the vote and proving, once again, that their brand of rock 'n' roll remains a dependabl