1970s

On This Day

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On This Day in 1975, Bruce Springsteen Released His Phil Spector-Inspired Breakthrough Album That Took Almost Two Years to Record

By Clayton Edwards
The List

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3 First-Time Singles That Became Major Hits in the 1970s

By Kat Caudill
Features

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Remembering When Gram Parsons’ Influential Masterwork Arrived Months After His Death in 1974

By Jim Beviglia
On This Day

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Born 56 Years Ago Today in Massachusetts, the Tim McGraw Protégé With Six No. 1 Hits and a Place in Country Music History

By Erinn Callahan
The List

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3 Forgotten Sad Songs From 1970 That Still Get Us Teary-Eyed

By Kat Caudill
The List

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If You Went to Prom in 1971, You Remember These 3 One-Hit Wonders

By Em Casalena
On This Day

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Born 73 Years Ago in London, the Drummer Who Played With Joe Cocker as the Berlin Wall Fell and Had to Choose Between Elton John and Paul McCartney

By Clayton Edwards
On This Day

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On This Day in 1975, Queen Began Recording an International Hit With a Meaning That Remains a Closely Guarded Secret

By Clayton Edwards
Behind The Song

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This Coca-Cola Jingle Became a Massive Hit for Two Different Bands in the 1970s

By Gayle Thompson
The List

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4 Songs From the 1970s That Feel Like Golden Hour in Musical Form

By Alex Hopper
Features

3 days ago

Remembering When Peter Gabriel Left Genesis Right After the Peak of Their Early Success in 1975

By Jim Beviglia
The List

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These 3 Hopeful Songs From the 70s Remind Us That Life Is Worth Living

By Kat Caudill

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British singer, songwriter and guitarist Eric Clapton, wearing a white blazer over a white shirt, with his Fender Stratocaster, 'Blackie', in concert, circa 1990. (Photo by Suzie Gibbons/Redferns/Hulton Archive/Getty Images)

The List

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3 Rock Songs From the 70s That Were Rereleased and Became Major Hits
The List

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If You Went to Prom in 1974, You Remember These 3 One-Hit Wonders
Guitarist Pete Townshend performing with English rock group The Who in Felixstowe, Suffolk, 9th September 1966. Behind him is drummer Keith Moon (1947 – 1978). (Photo by Chris Morphet/Redferns/Getty Images)

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How a Night Out With The Sex Pistols Inspired The Who’s Final Hit With Keith Moon
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3 Hip-Hop Bangers That Will Uplift Any Party, Shindig, or Get-Together