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The Radio & Records Album Airplay Top 40 of 1976 (#26. Bigger Than Both Of Us)
Hell yeah, we get to talk about Hall & Oates. Or “Daryl Hall & John Oates,”…
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The Radio & Records Album Airplay Top 40 of 1976 (#27. Breezin’)
Time for some more jazz fusion. Breezin’ by singer and guitarist George Benson was released in…
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The Radio & Records Album Airplay Top 40 of 1976 (#28. One More From The Road)
Here’s a band you actually expect to hear on rock radio. But first, the sad part.On…
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The Radio & Records Album Airplay Top 40 of 1976 (#29. Amigos)
Amigos was the seventh studio album by Santana, released in March 1976. The opening track, “Dance…
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The Radio & Records Album Airplay Top 40 of 1976 (#30. Songs In The Key Of Life)
On August 5, 1975, Stevie Wonder signed a recording deal with Motown that was the biggest…
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The Radio & Records Album Airplay Top 40 of 1976 (#31. Year Of The Cat)
This may surprise you, but Scottish singer-songwriter Al Stewart is not a one-hit wonder. He had…
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The Radio & Records Album Airplay Top 40 of 1976 (#32. Soul Searching)
Stop me if you’ve heard this one. There was a funk and R&B band, but they…
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The Radio & Records Album Airplay Top 40 of 1976 (#33. Station To Station)
In late 1973, David Bowie started getting addicted to cocaine. By late 1974, his addiction got…
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The Radio & Records Album Airplay Top 40 of 1976 (#34. Native Sons)
Before Kenny Loggins went solo, he and former Buffalo Springfield bassist Jim Messina were Loggins &…
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The Radio & Records Album Airplay Top 40 of 1976 (#35. The Hissing Of Summer Lawns)
In a 1985 interview with Rolling Stone journalist Neal Karlen, Prince was asked if there were…