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It had been seven years since Frankie Valli put out an album and finally in February of 1975, he released Closeup which included two Top 10 hits: Swearin’ To God which went to #9 and the second, that not only reached
Elvin Bishop is regarded as one of the greatest blues rock guitarists of all time being inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall Fame and the Blues Hall of Fame. Over the course of his solo career, he’s released nearly
Walter Egan’s inspiration for this 1978 hit was Stevie Nicks who also sang background vocals along with her Fleetwood Mac bandmate Lindsey Buckingham. It would go on to be featured in the movies Boogie Nights and Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo. Your
In her 2019 memoir, Don’t Stop Believin’, Olivia Newton-John recalled when she first heard a song written by Jeff Barry and Peter Allen: “My heart stopped when I heard the lyrics. It was so simple, with a meaning that was deeper
James Taylor and J. D. Souther teamed up for this 1981 hit which was rumored to be autobiographical as James’ marriage to Carly Simon was breaking up at the time as was J.D.’s relationship with Linda Ronstadt. But James has stated
Gerry Rafferty enjoyed success with his group Stealers Wheel and their single Stuck In The Middle With You. Although after the band disbanded, legal issues meant Gerry was not allowed to release any new songs for three years. Once the disputes
The trio of Hamilton, Joe Frank & Reynolds’ 3rd and final album together was the 1975 release “Fallin’ in Love” which scored them three Top 10 hits on the Adult Contemporary chart: the title track which was a #1 smash,
Bo Donaldson and The Heywoods had been performing for nearly a decade when they hit it big thanks to an opening stint for The Osmond Brothers and finally got their lucky break recording the 1974 smash Billy, Don’t Be A
Dave Loggins had a string of #1 country hits in the 80’s and 90s recorded by Alabama, Don Williams, and Restless Heart, to name a few. But before that, his solo career started out pretty good considering his 1974 debut
With versions by Herman’s Hermits, Otis Redding and Michael Bolton, in 1976, Johnny Nash took a turn with his rendition of this Sam Cooke classic. Johnny’s last appearance on the Adult Contemporary chart is your Love Song of the Day: What A