Stacker identified 20 music legends from the ’70s who still perform today. All acts included either performed in 2024 or have ...

The 1970s were an eclectic ... which was due to his chart topping hit “Rocket Man.” While John’s career would continue to reach new highs with over 40 multiplatinum records and one diamond ...

Two core members of Wings, Paul and Linda McCartney, also appeared on 1970’s McCartney and 1971’s Ram. Original Wings drummer ...

The below list of the Top 50 Hard Rock Songs of the '70s, voted on by UCR staff, reads like the ultimate classic rock radio ...

It topped the Billboard Hot Country Singles chart in 1970 and kept the top spot for four weeks. It was Houston’s seventh and last No. 1 single. This may not be the biggest hit of the decade but ...

The 1970s. What a weird time in music ... all of Scholz's math skills parlayed themselves into meticulous rock songs that other bands did not make the same way. While the music was bombastic ...

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A handful of familiar faces help make the Top 5 of October's Top 40 Country Songs, but one famous face is missing. MGK (with Jelly Roll) has been taking "Lonely Road" to every big stage he can find.

We've included some of the best cars of the 1970s below... The Ford Cortina was ... Here was a car that could hit 120mph and make every ‘average Joe’ feel like the original Stig (Blomqvist).

The Official UK Singles Chart reflects the UK’s biggest songs of the week, based on audio and video streams, downloads, CDs and vinyl, compiled by the Official Charts Company. The UK Top 40 is ...

The Official UK Singles Chart reflects the UK’s biggest songs of the week, based on audio and video streams, downloads, CDs and vinyl, compiled by the Official Charts Company. The UK Top 40 is ...

Winehouse’s highest-rising hit at the moment is “Valerie,” a collaboration with Mark Ronson. The cover returns to the top 40 on the U.K. songs chart, lifting from No. 45 to No. 38.