When discussing the best rock albums of every year of the 1970s, bangers like Rumours, A Night at the Opera, and Hotel ...

"Bad Case of Loving You (Doctor, Doctor)" was originally recorded by singer-songwriter Moon Martin in 1978. However, it gained popularity when it was covered by Robert Palmer a year later, in 1979.

Whole Lotta Love,” their 1969 breakthrough U.S. hit certainly fits into that category. “Whole Lotta Love” peaked at No. 4 on ...

Nearly half a century after its release, Tom Petty's "American Girl" returns to Billboard's Rock Streaming Songs chart and ...

As it returns to the Billboard Hot 100, "Sweet Home Alabama" ties as Lynyrd Skynyrd's second-longest-charting hit, alongside ...

The song cemented its place in music history by becoming the final No. 1 hit of the 1970s on the Billboard Hot 100.

If the reaction of the sold-out crowd Saturday, July 18, at the TD Garden is any indication, absolutely yes. I am reluctant to go as far as to say “Weird Al” Yankovic delivered the concert of the year ...

There was no year quite like 1979, and these baby boomer-beloved classic rock tunes from that year have stood the test of ...

Disco might have had a brief reign in the 60s and 70s, but boy, did it seem like fun. Here are a few of the best first No. 1 hits from this period and genre of music. This disco hit was released in ...

Take Donna Summer’s 1979 disco hit “Bad Girls,” the title track from her seventh studio album. Released on June 23 of that ...

Forty-seven years ago, Michael Jackson released "Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough," the lead single from his first LP for Sony ...

The article features a 1979 Beechcraft Baron 58 as "Today's Top Pick," highlighting the author's preference for light twin piston aircraft over turboprop singles for their "tactile engagement" and ...