“Good Morning, America: How long did it take you, from being sold and merchandised, to being in control of your own lives, Keith? Keith Moon: I don’t think I have…In control of me life? No.” On August 7th, 1978 The … Continue reading →
On this fine Monday morning, we uncover ABBA performing “Knowing Me, Knowing You” on French TV show Top Club in October of 1978. “Knowing Me, Knowing You” originally appeared on ABBA’s Arrival L.P. in 1976. The song was released as … Continue reading →
“Produced by Sonny Bono and Snuff Garrett. Arranged by Michael Rubini.” What were Sonny and Cher up to 45 years ago? They were releasing their latest hit tune, “A Cowboy’s Work Is Never Done,” of course. “A Cowboy’s Work Is … Continue reading →
Never fear! The Isley Brothers are here to “Pop That Thang“! Check out a clip of the band performing on Soul Train in 1972. Lead vocalist Ronald Isley doesn’t seem overly interested in pretending to sing into the microphone- but … Continue reading →
Neil Young’s “Heart Of Gold” appears on the artist’s Harvest L.P. of February 1972. “Heart Of Gold” (containing backing vocals by James Taylor & Linda Ronstadt) is Young’s only tune to hit #1 on the US Hot 100 to date. … Continue reading →
Settling into a slow groove now with the Chi-Lites and “Oh Girl” as performed on Soul Train in 1972. “Oh Girl,” written , produced, arranged, and lead vocal provided by Eugene Record, appeared on the Chi-Lite’s 1972 L.P., A Lonely … Continue reading →
“The newest addition to the Eddie Kendricks fine line of hit singles.” Eddie Kendricks’ “Shoeshine Boy” appeared on the ex-Temptations singer’s L.P., For You, in 1974. The single was a significant hit for Kendricks, reaching #18 on the US Hot … Continue reading →
Today we present our listening chart for The Top 10 Songs Of 1971. You can catch the chart for 1970 before you dive in. The list below was created by combining the year-end, best-selling singles charts from Billboard and Cash … Continue reading →
Here’s Scotland’s Bay City Rollers performing one of their finest records, “Rock And Roll Love Letter” in July of 1976. “Rock And Roll Love Letter,” written by Tim Moore, is a real slice of pop perfection and appeared on the … Continue reading →
Mary Hopkin, one of the first artists signed to The Beatles’ Apple label, released her third single, “Temma Harbour,” in 1970. The single hit #39 on the US Hot 100 and #6 in the UK. Grab a listen below. Mary … Continue reading →