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The Kinks’ “Celluloid Heroes” Captures the Fragile Glory of Fame and Redefines Rock Storytelling in the 1970s
This song was released in 1972 and became an instant hit, standing out with its reflective lyrics and poignant commentary…
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Knock Three Times: The Story Behind Tony Orlando & Dawn’s Timeless 70s Hit
This song hit number one on the Billboard Hot 100 in January 1971 and sold 6 million copies. Timeless Classic…
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Bee Gees’ ‘How Deep Is Your Love’ Transcends Pop Boundaries in 1977 with Soulful Sophistication
Fun Fact: The Bee Gees almost gave this song to another artist because they thought it wouldn’t fit their image.…
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Dusty Springfield’s ‘Son of a Preacher Man’ Redefines Soulful Storytelling in 1968
Fun Fact: When Dusty Springfield first heard the demo of this song, she thought it was too bold for her…
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John Denver’s “Annie’s Song” Becomes a Soaring Expression of Love and a Defining Moment in 1974
This heartfelt ballad by John Denver, released in 1974, was a tribute to his then-wife, Annie Martell. With its gentle…
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Middle of the Road’s “Chirpy Chirpy Cheep Cheep” Delivers Bubblegum Bliss and Global Chart Glory in 1971
Radio stations loved this song in the summer of 1971, but in 2025, a few remember it. Watch the video…
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Dave & Ansell Collins’ “Double Barrel” Fires Up Global Charts and Ignites Reggae’s International Rise in 1971
This song was released in 1971 as one of the purest reggae cuts to make a serious mark on the…
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Norman Greenbaum’s ‘Spirit in the Sky’ Becomes a Spiritual Rock Anthem That Transcended Boundaries in 1969
People this song is only three minutes and fifty nine seconds long.......but lasts a lifetime in your mind. Watch the…
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Mungo Jerry’s “In the Summertime” Captures the Carefree Spirit of a Generation and Redefines Pop in 1970
This song proves 70s was definitely a hairier time. Watch the in the first comment below👇⬇️
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Bee Gees’ “Alone” Marks a Triumphant Return to the Charts and Reinforces the Enduring Power of Brotherly Harmony in 1997
Bee Gees’ most unforgettable ballad. Released in February 1997, this heartfelt country-tinged pop hit became one of their final major…
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The Hollies’ “Carrie Anne” Blends Pop Sophistication with Island Flair to Redefine British Rock in 1967
This song was released in 1967 and became an instant hit, standing out with its bright melody and signature vocal…
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Patty Loveless’ “Hurt Me Bad (In A Real Good Way)” Signals a New Voice of Strength and Sensitivity in Country Music – 1983
Patty Loveless’s most unforgettable ballad. Released in November 1991, this heartfelt country hit became one of her biggest successes, peaking…
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Vern Gosdin’s “That Just About Does It” Becomes a Haunting Farewell That Redefined Country Heartbreak in 1984
Vern Gosdin’s most unforgettable ballad. Released in October 1989, this heartfelt country hit became one of his signature songs, peaking…
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Vern Gosdin’s “Chiseled in Stone” Carves a Place Among Country’s Most Heartbreaking Classics in 1988
This song was released in 1988 and became an instant hit Listeners claim it is one of the most powerful…
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Badfinger’s ‘Come and Get It’ Launches a New Era for British Rock-Pop in 1969
This song was recorded in 1955 and now people say it's one of the best ever. Watch the video in…
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The Bachelors’ “I Believe” Rekindles Spiritual Pop with Soaring Harmonies and Cross-Generational Appeal in 1964
In the 1960s this song was known by all but now only a few people remember it. Watch the video…
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The Honeycombs’ ‘Have I the Right?’ Tops Charts in 1964, Showcasing Unique Sound and Female Drummer
This is one of those '60s hits that sounds just as good today as it did back then. Released in…
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Jay & The Americans’ “Come a Little Bit Closer” Brings Latin Heat to American Pop in 1964
We'll be glad when a song like this is rediscovered by our younger generation. How can you possibly not move…
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Billy J. Kramer & The Dakotas’ “Little Children” Breaks the Mold and Tops the U.S. Charts in 1964
This music makes us feel like we wish we could go back to those days. Things were so much better—not…
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Lou Christie’s “Lightnin’ Strikes” Electrifies the Charts and Reinvents Pop Drama in 1966
This song was released in 1965 and became an instant hit. This is so epic on so many levels. Clever…
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