We now enter the 21st segment of the wonderful, maddening, irritating and classic hits of the 1970s that only made it to the ...

All of the musical artists who recorded the songs became one-hit wonders. It is our fault they were.Most did not deserve to ...

In 1975, with the album-oriented market in its prime, Camel really hit their stride. Formed in London in 1971, the band had released their confident, self-titled debut in 1973, then made inroads ...

Our trip through the hits of the 1970s that did not attain top-10 status ... it's a quite distinctive and memorable instrumental — it should have charted higher in the U.S., although its sound ...

The Grateful Dead will continue their 60th anniversary celebration with an official Greatest Hits collection, 'Gratest Hits.' ...

Bobby Bloom- Where Are We Going (#84), Make Me Happy (#80), We're All Goin' Home (#93): Bloom's most famous hit, was the Caribbean sounding Montego Bay, from 1970. Perhaps the subsequent singles ...

Altogether, Almost Famous features more than fifty songs from a wide variety of genres and its entire runtime is an auditory ...

From the late 1950s to the late 1970s, rock ‘n’ rollers were taking ... was “Rumble” from Link Wray & His Wray Men—an instrumental track so ubiquitous that even if you don’t know ...

Before we return to the realm of 1970s hits that didn't get past #11 on the Billboard pop charts, a word about Retro Roundup's ongoing obsession with surround sound, in this case automotive.

Like The Beatles before them, Queen could turn their hand to any kind of musical style that took their fancy, and do it ...