In 1970, Emerson, Lake and Palmer released their self-titled debut album, and one song in particular turned out to be very lucky for the English progressive rock group. More than 55 years later, it’s ...

We revisit five of the best vocal performances to come out of the 1970s rock 'n' roll world (and honestly, any decade before ...

In June of 1970, Linda Ronstadt released "Long Long Time" — a track that ultimately became her breakthrough song as a solo artist after stepping away from her band, the Stone Poneys, two years prior.

Would you like a syrupy song with that? The 1970s were an era when the syrupy romantic ballad dominated the airwaves. Artists, eager for chart success, devoted fans, and lasting cultural relevance, ...

In 1970, Emerson, Lake & Palmer introduced the world to a ballad that had actually been written years earlier by a 12-year-old boy. That song was "Lucky Man." Penned by vocalist and bassist Greg Lake ...

And that’s just what we wanted to dive into here below. We wanted to highlight three bands from back in the day that still ...

It's hard to think of too many songs that have captured the bittersweet emotion of letting someone go quite like "Wild World." When Cat Stevens released the song in 1970 on his landmark album Tea for ...

The Poppy Family’s 1970 soft rock classic “Which Way You Goin’ Billy?” remains an unforgettable hit more than five decades later.