In need of a few excellent rock songs from 1976 to add to your classic rock playlist? These three gems might already be on there, considering they each charted quite well in the mid-1970s. And yet, ...

Feel like being transported back to 1976, when hard rock, early synth, and a whole lot of attitude were at the forefront of mainstream music? These classic rock songs from 1976 were likely incredible ...

Few songs evoke the spirit of America quite like "American Girl." When Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers released the track on their 1976 self-titled debut album, its ringing guitars, driving rhythm and ...

In 1976, Kiss opened their Destroyer album with "Detroit Rock City." Paired with the ballad "Beth" as its B-side, the riff-heavy song had an unusual chart history. After producers flipped the order of ...

The explosive concert favorite never charted, yet it became one of the band's defining rock anthems.

While 1977 brought the revolution, 1976 was the year rock music achieved its most polished, colossal, and commercially invincible form. It was the era of supergroups and stadium spectacles, where the ...

When “Frampton Comes Alive!” appeared in record stores in January 1976, it arrived without theory, without a corrective mission, without even much hype. The record simply blew into your life like a ...