Glen Campbell’s “Try A Little Kindness” originally released as a single in late 1969 and appeared on the album of the same name in early 1970. The tune, written by Bobby Austin and Curt Sapaugh, hit #23 on the US … Continue reading →
Today, we’ve got one of the most successful bands of the Seventies playing for us. Three Dog Night’s version of Paul Williams’ “An Old Fashioned Love Song” appeared on the trio’s Harmony LP in 1971. “An Old Fashioned Love Song” … Continue reading →
“Watch Jerry Reed on The Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour. Sunday, February 8th.’” Jerry Reed’s “Talk About The Good Times” appeared on the singer-guitarist’s early 1970 LP Cookin’. The single, written by Reed and produced by Chet Atkins, climbed to #14 … Continue reading →
We lost a great one today. Singer, guitar virtuoso, famed session player, and all-around entertainer, Glen Campbell has died at the age of 81. Campbell’s hit records ranged across numerous decades, but the artist’s biggest Seventies hits included; “Rhinestone Cowboy” … Continue reading →
Music movers and shakers! Today we’ve got our listening chart for The Top 10 Songs Of 1975. You can view the chart for 1974 before you jump in. The list below was unscientifically created by combining the year-end, best-selling singles … Continue reading →
Glen Campbell never officially released a version of Badfinger‘s “Without You” (also a big hit for Harry Nilsson), so this rare performance is something to be savored. The clip is from 1972 and, I would guess, comes from The Glen … Continue reading →