A few music gadgets hit the masses and went obsolete during the 1970s. Let's look at a few you probably never heard of, or forgot about.

From 1977 to 1979, The Bee Gees and Barry Gibb just kept writing massive hits. They made the top of the charts their personal playground.

I miss my piano. For decades, a 1944 baby grand piano sat gloriously in the corner of my living room, and now that spot is ...

How many of these hit 1970s movies can you guess from a single image? Remember how many you get right… The post How Many of ...

Commercials That Shaped the 80s and 90s: Whether it was the fashion, the music or just the vibe, the 70s left us with ...

Aretha Franklin's soulful cover of Elton John's Border Song performed better in the charts than the original, her gospel ...

The 1970s and '80s were quite the time for interesting food items. These are some of the most questionable to come out of ...

Uncover the journey of funk music, showcasing its rhythmic roots and the top funk songs that illustrate its lasting cultural ...

The life of rock stars isn't so much fun, is what the 2024 Tony Award-winning Best Play "Stereophonic" reveals in about three ...

“Some of the edits had to do with the way the songs are structured. Top-40 radio, especially at the time, was a tight, driven ...

Guided By Voices, an indie rock/power-pop group led by singer-songwriter Robert Pollard, dropped its 43rd album, “Thick Rick ...

It was a fragile psychological state. The result was that he had almost no recollection of having recorded the song or the ...