Triumph – American Girls – The Best Songs Of All Time
user A Heartfelt Celebration of Love and Loyalty When Triumph released “American Girls” in October 1979 as a single from their third album, Just a Game, it didn’t set the…
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John Mayall – Room To Move
A Bluesy Burst of Restless Liberation When John Mayall released “Room to Move” in 1969 on his groundbreaking live album The Turning Point, it didn’t chase chart glory—never cracking…
Metallica – Enter Sandman – The Best Songs Of All Time
A Dark Lullaby of Dreams and Defiance When Metallica unleashed “Enter Sandman” in July 1991 as the lead single from their self-titled album Metallica—often called The Black Album—it stormed…
Linda Ronstadt – Blue Bayou
A Soulful Yearning for a Lost Eden When Linda Ronstadt released “Blue Bayou” in August 1977 as a single from her album Simple Dreams, it sailed onto the Billboard…
Rainbow – The Temple Of The King
A Mystical Reverie of Wisdom and Wonder When Rainbow released “The Temple of the King” in August 1975 on their debut album Ritchie Blackmore’s Rainbow, it didn’t chase singles…
J.D. Souther – You’re Only Lonely
A Soothing Balm for Love’s Quiet Ache When J.D. Souther released “You’re Only Lonely” in September 1979 as the title track from his album You’re Only Lonely, it climbed…
Black Sabbath – Paranoid – The Best Songs Of All Time
A Frenzied Anthem of Fear and Fury When Black Sabbath dropped “Paranoid” in August 1970 as the lead single from their album Paranoid, it slashed onto the UK Singles…
Etta James – At Last
A Soulful Triumph of Love’s Long-Awaited Dawn When Etta James released “At Last” in November 1960 as a single from her debut album At Last!, it glided onto the…
Jimi Hendrix – Freedom – The Best Songs Of All Time
A Fierce Declaration of Liberation’s Cost When Jimi Hendrix released “Freedom” in April 1971 as a posthumous single from The Cry of Love, it stormed onto the Billboard Hot…
Jimi Hendrix – All Along the Watchtower
A Prophetic Vision of Chaos and Clarity When Jimi Hendrix released “All Along the Watchtower” in September 1968 as a single from Electric Ladyland, it charged onto the Billboard…