For as much as he has been known as a career-driven artist, the 1970s were the perfect time to capture the genius of Neil ...

The ‘70s was a fine decade for cinema. Some of the most-iconic movies of all time came out in that decade. Just look at the list of Best Picture winners at the Oscars, which includes two of the ...

The 1970s had the largest variety of music genres over any other decade. Soft rock, soul, R&B, disco, funk and hard rock all hit the No. 1 spot on the Billboard charts. It was the golden era of ...

The 1970s was an interesting time in regard to how the masses chose to label music genres. During this decade, R&B was used as an all-encompassing term to group the styles of soul, funk ...

Looking back, the 1970s were full of musical heavyweights who paved the way for future artists. Yet, at the time, contemporary music fans simply experienced the decade as fertile ground for ...

No. 37. "City of the Angels" from 'Evolution' (1979) "Lights," found later on our list of Journey '70s Songs Ranked Worst to Best, was originally about Los Angeles, before Perry shifted its locale ...

The music industry is obsessed with "new". The charts discriminate against aging songs; radio stations stake their reputation on premieres; and Ofcom sets quotas for new music on the BBC.

Folk music will never die, and these forgotten folk albums from the 1970s deserve to be dusted off and enjoyed in the modern age.

Meanwhile, its shimmering rhythmic elements found their way into many of the songs that followed it that decade, in a musical genre that ultimately became synonymous with the Seventies: ...

Loggins, Cross, McDonald, Prince Paul of De La Soul, Brian Robert Jones of Vampire Weekend, and Toto’s Steve Porcaro, Steve ...