Tag: 1976

Kiss released Rock and Roll Over on 11 November 1976. The album peaked at No. 11 in the US, produced two hit singles and remains one of the band’s most consistent hard rock records.

Fifty years after its release, Elton John’s sprawling double album Blue Moves still ranks among the records he prizes most. The experimental 1976 set that closed one chapter of his career.

Thin Lizzy’s Johnny The Fox turns 50 on October 16, 2026, revisiting the album’s creation, “Don’t Believe A Word” and Brian Robertson’s final studio album with the band.

Billy Joel’s Turnstiles is expanded for its 50th anniversary with 67 audio tracks, 54 previously unreleased recordings, rare sessions and the complete Billy Joel Tonight concert film.

Stephen Stills and Neil Young’s Long May You Run turns 50 in 2026, marking the only studio album released by the Stills Young Band.

The Bee Gees’ Children Of The World turns 50, marking a pivotal stage in the group’s transition towards the disco sound that would define their late 1970s career.

Lynyrd Skynyrd’s first live album captured the band at the Fox Theatre in Atlanta in July 1976, preserving the classic lineup less than 18 months before tragedy ended its original era.

Bob Dylan’s Hard Rain turns 50, revisiting the 1976 live album recorded during the second leg of the Rolling Thunder Revue.

Hall & Oates’ Bigger Than Both Of Us turns 50, marking the 1976 album that delivered Rich Girl, the duo’s first Billboard Hot 100 No. 1.

Skyhooks’ Straight In A Gay Gay World turns 50, marking the 1976 album’s place in the band’s classic era and its collaboration with producer Ross Wilson.

Dolly Parton’s All I Can Do turns 50, marking the final chapter of her creative partnership with Porter Wagoner and the album that paved the way for Here You Come Again.

A 50th anniversary look at The Beatles 1976 compilation Rock And Roll Music, its production, chart impact and legacy in catalogue releases.

Genesis’ 1976 album A Trick Of The Tail turns 50, marking the band’s first release with Phil Collins as lead singer and a defining moment in progressive rock history.