The 1973 hit still brings listeners back to the golden age of bubblegum pop.

The unforgettable rendition of the beloved song became one of the defining ballads of the 1970s.

For the next five weeks, we’re going to be ranking every Billboard #1 hit from 1973, 1983, 1993, 2003 and 2013 from worst to best in each respective year. Beginning today with 1973, it’ll be our ...

In July of 1973, Jeanne Pruett’s second studio album, Satin Sheets, reached the top of the Billboard Hot Country LPs chart ...

The Carpenters' "Yesterday Once More" remains one of the band's most enduring classics, 53 years after its release. Released in May 1973, the song was written by Richard Carpenter with lyricist ...

Some songs are so good, the idea of them not topping the Billboard Hot 100 chart seems absurd. Oddly enough, that’s exactly what happened to the following four legendary rock songs from 1973. Despite ...

This progressive rock classic comes straight from the Dutch outfit Focus, and it was quite a big hit in the Netherlands when it first dropped in 1971. The original version of this song didn’t really ...

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A haunting song released more than 50 years ago was ranked among the “500 Greatest Songs of All Time.” At No. 197 is “I Can’t Stand the Rain,” a 1973 hit by Ann Peebles, a track that continues to ...