1970s

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3 One-Word One-Hit Wonders From 1972 That Are Truly Awesome

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On This Day in 1971, a Song About a Blind Dad and His Homeless Family Band Took Merle Haggard to the Top of the Country Charts for a 10th Time

By Erinn Callahan
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4 Nostalgic Pop Bangers From 1975 That Made It to Every Record Player That Year

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The List

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Everyone Always Overlooks the Bassline, Except When It Comes to These 3 Tracks From the 1970s

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The List

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By Jacob Uitti
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On This Day in 1970, Bob Dylan Was at No. 1 With an Album That Contained a Future Olivia Newton-John Chart-Topper

By Clayton Edwards
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On This Day in 1972, Charlie Rich Recorded a Song That Would Be Banned by Radio Stations—Yet Still Become His First No. 1 Hit

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The List

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3 Legendary Classic Rock Albums From 1975 That Prove the 70s Were the Best Decade for Music

By Em Casalena
The List

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3 Country Songs From 1971 That Deserved To Hit No. 1

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The List

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4 Nostalgic Songs That Anyone Who Was in Love in the 1970s Will Remember

By Em Casalena
The List

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3 Iconic Rock Bands From the 1970s That Experienced Major Setbacks Before Hitting the Big Time

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