Tag: Year-1976

It was from about this era that Ian Thomas developed a knack for writing music with strong thoughtful lyrics, it…

Starbuck released three albums in their lifetime, but nothing they did would top that amazing single, this albums title track.

There were high expectations that Tattoo would breakout in a big way but it was not to be, this record’s…

Featuring an eye catching cover by renowned painter Shusei Nagaoka, Flight were the unsung heroes of major label ‘Ameriprog’.

Most of the Tower Of Power catalog is readily available with the click of a button and ‘Ain’t Nothin’ Stoppin’…

Who are these two guys I hear you ask, the duo of Smith And D’Abo delivered a one-off classic that…

British glamsters Hello deliver an album with a smattering of originals, cover versions and a couple of curios thrown in…

My interest with Lulu was peaked with the 2017 Edsel reissue that includes both her 1973 self-titled record and ‘Heaven…

Brother of glam leather babe Suzi Quatro, Michael Quatro took a different path from his famous sister, instead exploring progressive…

The magnificence of ‘Rex’ forms an essential part of the 70’s hard rock legacy,compulsory listening.

Welsh band Lone Star had it all, talent, songs, charisma, you name it, yet they couldn’t keep a solid line-up…

He eventually became a big name in melodic rock circles, but this is where it all started for Jonathan Cain.

As typical for the 1976 scene, the debut Wireless is a fertile breeding ground of mild hard rock, blues tinged…

Created out of the eccentric mind of group leader Garfield French, this rather largish ensemble released four critically praised progressive…

Well known for blending in historical references into his previous material, Al Stewart mostly put that on the backburner for…

Toto fans will need no introduction to Bobby Kimball, who is featured here with this shortlived outfit S.S Fools from…

The keyboard virtuosity from Greek keyboard legend Vangelis is the mainstay of ‘Albedo 0.39’, and for 1976 this must have…

Musically Target should hit most of the right buttons for Southern rock fans with a hard rockin’ mixture of Point…

Over the years, there have been some bands like Max Webster that have lived on the edge of wackiness throughout…

Here’s a record that seems to split Santana fans with one half feeling ‘Festival’ along with the previous album ‘Amigos’…