It almost seems too easy to call Goodbye Yellow Brick Road Elton John’s masterpiece, but it’s hard to deny. Just as amazing is how prolific he
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Elton John was already a success by the time he released his seventh studio album on Oct. 5, 1973. Still, the multiplatinum chart-topping Goodbye Yellow Brick
Steve Perry’s 2018 return was as surprising as it was successful. There’d been rumors, of course, some stretching back years. But as one decade turned
The biggest band in the world landed on television’s hottest show when the Rolling Stones visited Saturday Night Live on Oct. 7, 1978. It had
Judas Priest’s fifth album arrived on Oct. 9, 1978, but what it was called depends on where you live. In the U.S., the LP was
U2’s Rattle and Hum tried to be everything to everybody, with gutsy live reworkings of tracks from their smash album The Joshua Tree, cover songs
Robbie Robertson of the Band played a lot of gigs in his life — from backing Ronnie Hawkins in the Hawks to becoming Bob Dylan’s
Kiss performed their first show without their trademark face paint on Oct. 11, 1983. The change helped revitalize the band’s sagging commercial fortunes, but it
It took Billy Joel more than half a decade and five albums to catch a break. Piano Man was a Top 30 hit in 1974, but it
By 1978, AC/DC had packed their relatively short, half-decade career with five albums and hundreds of concerts. For their strenuous efforts, they deservedly attained a