Ambrosia – How Much I Feel
user A Timeless Lament of Love That Lingers Beyond Time In the summer of 1978, Ambrosia released “How Much I Feel”, a soft rock masterpiece that climbed to an impressive…
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Triumph – Movin’ On – The Best Songs Of All Time
A Resilient Anthem of Perseverance Through Life’s Endless Road In the autumn of 1976, the Canadian power trio Triumph unleashed “Movin’ On”, a track from their self-titled debut album,…
Sweet – Solid Gold Brass
A Roaring Cry of Defiance Wrapped in Glam Rock Grit In November 1974, Sweet unleashed “Solid Gold Brass”, a snarling, riff-driven gem from their third studio album, Desolation Boulevard.…
Gary Glitter – Rock ‘n’ roll (part 2)
A Swaggering Echo of Rebellion That Shook the Stadiums In the spring of 1972, Gary Glitter unleashed “Rock ‘n’ Roll (Part 2)”, a primal, stomping instrumental that roared to…
Marc Bolan – The Wizard
A Magical Encounter That Whispered of Dreams and Destiny In the autumn of 1965, a young dreamer named Marc Bolan—then still Mark Feld—stepped into the spotlight with his debut…
Ambrosia – Biggest Part of Me
A Tender Vow to Love’s Enduring Light When Ambrosia released “Biggest Part of Me” in March 1980 as the lead single from their album One Eighty, it climbed to…
Sweet – Co-Co – The Best Songs Of All Time
A Sunlit Dance of Escapist Joy When Sweet unleashed “Co-Co” in June 1971, it sambaed its way to #2 on the UK Singles Chart and hit #1 in Germany,…
Olivia Newton-John – A Little More Love
A Fragile Plea for Love’s Lasting Flame When Olivia Newton-John released “A Little More Love” in October 1978 as the lead single from her album Totally Hot, it soared…
David Essex – Ocean Girl
A Siren’s Call from a Sun-Drenched Dream When David Essex released “Ocean Girl” in 1973 as part of his breakthrough album Rock On, it didn’t chart as a single—its…
Mud – Hypnosis – The Best Songs Of All Time
A Spellbinding Surrender to Love’s Enigmatic Pull When Mud released “Hypnosis” in June 1973 as a single, it didn’t scale the dizzying heights of their chart-toppers—peaking modestly at #25…