1966

Nina Simone's 1966 album Wild Is The Wind reaches its 60th anniversary with a reputation built on interpretation, restraint and songs that continued to influence generations of artists.

The Mamas & The Papas' second album turns 60 on August 30, 2026, preserving a pivotal chapter in the group's brief but influential run of 1960s hits.

Paul Simon's Graceland reaches its 40th anniversary on August 25, 2026, marking four decades since the album reshaped his career through an ambitious collaboration with South African musicians.

The Supremes' 1966 album became a landmark for Motown, led by the enduring number one single You Can't Hurry Love.

Sixty years after its release, The Yardbirds' Roger The Engineer remains one of the defining recordings of the British rock explosion, capturing Jeff Beck's only complete studio album with the band and laying the foundations for psychedelic rock, hard rock and heavy metal.

Sixty years after its release, The Cyrkle's debut album Red Rubber Ball remains a snapshot of mid-1960s American pop, driven by the enduring success of its title track, co-written by The Seekers' Bruce Woodley and Paul Simon.