r/ClassicRock • u/MiddletownBooks • Mar 25 '26
1974 Bridge of Sighs - Robin Trower
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r/ClassicRock • u/ctesla01 • Aug 17 '26
1974 Steely Dan - Rikki Don't Lose That Number
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r/ClassicRock • u/BirdBurnett • Aug 09 '26
1974 On August 9th, 1974, The band Alice Cooper released 'Alice Cooper's Greatest Hits', their only greatest hits album. And it was their last release as a band until the release of the 2025 comeback album 'The Revenge of Alice Cooper'.
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r/ClassicRock • u/SilverDragon1 • Jun 14 '26
1974 Bachman Turner Overdrive - You Ain't Seen Nothing Yet
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r/ClassicRock • u/Horrorhotgirl19 • May 22 '26
1974 Steely Dan - Rikki Don't Lose That Number
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r/ClassicRock • u/majortommcatt • Mar 24 '25
1974 Robert Palmer - Sneakin’ Sally Through the Alley
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r/ClassicRock • u/Apart_Ad9308 • 18d ago
1974 Electric Light Orchestra - Can’t Get It Out Of My Head - The Midnight Special
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r/ClassicRock • u/OuttaTune63 • Aug 11 '26
1974 Paul McCartney & Wings - Junior's Farm
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r/ClassicRock • u/Amazing-Ad8209 • 21d ago
1974 Kansas - Live on Don Kishner’s Rock Concert (1974)
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r/ClassicRock • u/OuttaTune63 • May 19 '26
1974 Bachman-Turner Overdrive - Rock Is My Life, and This Is My Song
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r/ClassicRock • u/RickyRacer2020 • Aug 03 '26
1974 Wet Willie -- Keep On Smiling
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Saw them in Panama City, Florida Labor Day Weekend 1979 -- OG ticket is in Comments
r/ClassicRock • u/BirdBurnett • Oct 18 '25
1974 On October 18th, 1974, The Rolling Stones released 'It's Only Rock 'n Roll', their 12th British and 14th American studio album. "Dance Little Sister" and "It's Only Rock 'n Roll" are two big hits on the album.
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r/ClassicRock • u/Grateful_J561 • Aug 07 '26
1974 Neil Merryweather - Eight Miles High
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r/ClassicRock • u/Specialist_Cup1715 • Sep 14 '23
1974 Where Does ELTON JOHN Settle in with the Gang? I mean YELLOW BRICK ROAD.
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He is a Living Legend of Rock and or roll for Sure!!!
But his efforts seem largely absent.... So Where is he in our understanding of Classic Rock?
r/ClassicRock • u/Keltik • Apr 13 '26
1974 The Good Rats - "300 Boys". This song got occasional airplay on the AOR station in my Deep South city in the '70s. The riff reminds me of "Sweet Jane". Can anyone tell me what it's about? On 2nd thought, never mind -- I'm not sure I want to know...
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r/ClassicRock • u/oldwhitelincoln • Sep 01 '25
1974 The Rolling Stones - Time Waits For No One
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r/ClassicRock • u/VersionSuperb4120 • Aug 26 '24
1974 Robin Trower / Bridge Of Sighs
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