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“Rock On” was the debut single of David Essex, a British singer and actor. With its minimalist production, haunting echo, and slow, heavy beat, the track was unlike anything on…

“Tiger Feet” is a high-energy glam rock hit by the British band Mud, released in January 1974. Written and produced by Nicky Chinn and Mike Chapman, the song quickly became…

Released in 1970, “One Bad Apple” was the breakout single that catapulted The Osmonds into teen pop stardom. Written by George Jackson, the song was originally offered to The Jackson…

Released in 1976, “Under The Moon Of Love” is one of Showaddywaddy’s biggest hits, capturing the joyful, nostalgic spirit of 1950s rock 'n' roll and doo-wop. Originally written by Curtis…

Nestled on their 1974 debut album Rollin’, “Angel Angel” was co‑written by members Eric Faulkner and Stuart “Woody” Wood, and stands out as a soft yet striking ballad amid the…

Written by Barry Blue and Lynsey de Paul, “Dancin’ (On a Saturday Night)” was released in 1973 on Bell Records as a groove-filled glam-pop single Blending catchy verses, a fun…

Following their smash debut “Sugar Baby Love,” The Rubettes released “Tonight” in 1974, continuing their signature blend of 1950s nostalgia with 1970s glam pop flair. With its smooth falsetto vocals,…

The Rubettes burst onto the music scene like a glitter-dusted doo-wop dream with their debut single “Sugar Baby Love.” A perfect blend of 1950s rock ‘n’ roll nostalgia and 1970s…

Released in early 1974 (recorded at London’s Mayfair Studios), “Remember (Sha La La La)” was written and produced by Phil Coulter and Bill Martin. Initially given a low-key or “perfunctory”…

“We’ll Bring the House Down” is more than just a single—it’s Slade’s triumphant return. Born from fan chants and re-energized by a legendary festival performance, it rekindled their chart success…