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The Radio & Records Album Airplay Top 40 of 1976 (#6. Fleetwood Mac)
Fleetwood Mac has released two self-titled albums. Let’s talk about the second.In the summer of 1975…
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The Radio & Records Album Airplay Top 40 of 1976 (#7. At The Speed Of Sound)
Depending on who you ask, The Beatles were either a bunch of overrated Scousers or the…
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The Radio & Records Album Airplay Top 40 of 1976 (#8. The Royal Scam)
Now we talk about Steely Dan for real. In May 1976, the band released their Platinum-certified…
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The Radio & Records Album Airplay Top 40 of 1976 (#9. Spitfire)
Jefferson Airplane was that Sixties band who made “Somebody To Love” and “White Rabbit.” In 1974,…
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The Radio & Records Album Airplay Top 40 of 1976 (#10. Takin’ It To The Streets)
We have now reached the top 10. These were the ten most popular albums on AOR…
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The Radio & Records Album Airplay Top 40 of 1976 (#11. A Night At The Opera)
When A Night At The Opera by Queen was released in November 1975, it was advertised…
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The Radio & Records Album Airplay Top 40 of 1976 (#12. Rocks)
I want to be as clear and unequivocal as possible: I do not condone statutory rape…
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The Radio & Records Album Airplay Top 40 of 1976 (#13. Firefall)
I went into this one completely blind, as I have never heard of Firefall. They’re a…
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The Radio & Records Album Airplay Top 40 of 1976 (#14. Boston)
Our story begins with a man named Tom Scholz. He wrote and recorded demos in an…
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The Radio & Records Album Airplay Top 40 of 1976 (#15. Struttin’ My Stuff)
As it turns out, finding information on one-hit wonders can be challenging. I had to spend…