Ironically, Devo's Debut Was a Huge Step Forward
Despite mixed reviews, 'Q: Are We Not Men? A: We Are Devo!' is now seen as a classic.
1978
Solo Season: Our Favorites from Frankie Valli
Seven classic tracks from the iconic crooner.
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What Gerry Rafferty Found on "Baker Street"
Inspired by a band breakup, the No. 2 hit had sax appeal.
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Alice Cooper Had So Much Fun on 'The Muppet Show,' It Was Scary
His spooky guest performance was deeply felt.
Five Must-Hear Classics from The Cars' Debut Album
The Cars guitarist Elliot Easton once said that the band jokingly considered naming their debut album The Cars' Greatest Hits. But here's the thing: it's not terribly far off the mark. When it was released in 1978, that self-titled record was some of the most unique rock and roll in America, combining strutting power pop, sizzling guitar solos, shimmering synthesizers and the unique vocal tag team of frontman/principal songwriter Ric Ocasek (whose nervous vocal hiccup recalled Buddy Holly) and bassist Benjamin Orr.
Linda Ronstadt and Elvis Costello: Tales of a "Party Girl"
He was angry when she covered him - but would change his tune.
The Van Halen Solo That Started It All
"Eruption" remains a legendary work in their catalog.
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Andrew Gold's "Thank You for Being a Friend" Took Longer to Record Than Write
Later, 'The Golden Girls' helped him go platinum.
When Steve Martin Got Wild and Crazy with "King Tut"
The story of an unlikely novelty hit.
When David Bowie Took the 'Stage' in 1978
Two live dates made up his second concert LP.
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