As a pop-rock song from the 1970s (released in 1970, around the same time the Beatles officially broke up), it qualifies to be on the list. But I don’t really like the song very much. Neither did its ...

The 1970s was an exciting time for music as bands became more experimental and music was varied, but which album out of the ...

Stevie Nicks might have numerous classics under her belt, but she thought this record was among the finest pieces that she ...

The song "Woodstock" was originally written and performed by Joni Mitchell, but she didn't actually attend Woodstock.

The song earned its classic rank long ago. 12. Free, "All Right Now" (From Fire and Water, 1970) One of rock's greatest riffs came about after a lukewarm gig by Free, who, after two albums ...

Bowie was all and nothing at once. "Changes" not only is a personal song for Bowie but speaks as a whole about society in the early 1970s. From the free love of Woodstock to the Richard Nixon ...

But on the album, the song is intercut with Burton’s narrator ... of warm sincerity and plastic commercialism that made the 1970s such a weird decade. We’ll get back to politics next week.

Despite this, they released a famous disco song in the 1970s. Here’s a look at why their attempt to go disco didn’t work out well. On one level, “One of These Nights” is basically your ...

The same could be said for the even more wistful “Can’t Get It Out of My Head,” the other major balladic highlight of the ...

And the Country Music Association named his recording song of the year 1970. Kristofferson's own version appeared on his debut album the same year. 3) Help Me Make It Through the Night Along with ...

"It was like, 'Oh no, no, no, no, no, no,'" the singer-songwriter says of finding out she was pregnant with Don Henley's ...

Audiences will see a woman — two-time Olivier Award-winner Katie Brayben reprises her West End Tammy Faye — surrounded by men, including portrayals of Ronald Reagan, Jimmy Swaggart, Pat Robertson and ...