70s music

Originally written in 1960 and released by blues singer Charles Brown, many artists have covered this record including Bon Jovi, Kelly Clarkson and Harry Connick Jr., but it would be the Eagles version that would become the yuletide classic reaching

Kenny Loggins’ 1977 debut solo album represented a slight move away from the folk-rock vibe that he had with his partner, Jim Messina, to a more polished, soft rock sound. For the title track, Kenny didn’t set out to write

After The Raspberries broke up in 1975, Eric Carmen, the group’s lead singer, went solo and wasted no time releasing his self titled solo album in November of that year. From it, his first #1 single to hit the Adult

After an unsuccessful tenure at Warner Bros. Records, Dionne Warwick’s debut album with her new record company Arista was produced by labelmate, Barry Manilow. Its first single hit a peak of #5 and would win a Grammy Award for Best

Neil Diamond says the message of this #2 hit is that “the simple things are really the important things.” An idea that I’m sure will be conveyed in A Beautiful Noise, the musical based on Neil’s life and music, opening

Formed in 1967, Chicago is one of the longest running and best selling music groups of all time having recorded 37 albums and selling 100 million records and they’re not slowing down with tour dates from coast to coast this