50 Years Ago: ‘Already Gone’ Pushes Eagles Into Rock50 Years Ago: ‘Already Gone’ Pushes Eagles Into RockFirst single with Don Felder helped them court a rock AM-radio audience.Bryan RolliBryan Rolli
35 Years Ago: Black Sabbath Begins to Spiral With ‘Headless Cross’35 Years Ago: Black Sabbath Begins to Spiral With ‘Headless Cross’This may be their most impressive LP not fronted by Ozzy Osbourne or Ronnie James Dio.Eduardo RivadaviaEduardo Rivadavia
55 Years Ago: The Who Debut ‘Tommy’ in Concert55 Years Ago: The Who Debut ‘Tommy’ in ConcertThis historic concert was held a month before the groundbreaking double album arrived.Dave SwansonDave Swanson
40 Years Ago: Why Styx Stumbled Toward ‘Caught in the Act’40 Years Ago: Why Styx Stumbled Toward ‘Caught in the Act’This was the last opportunity to hear their classic lineup for more than a decade.Jeff GilesJeff Giles
How the Rolling Stones, Rod Stewart and David Bowie Ran From the TaxmanHow the Rolling Stones, Rod Stewart and David Bowie Ran From the TaxmanTax season is unpleasant for everyone (except the IRS), but imagine the plight of many popular British bands in the '60s and '70s. Frank MastropoloFrank Mastropolo
40 Years Ago: 'Second Helping'40 Years Ago: 'Second Helping'Included were future fan favorites, an outstanding cover of "Call Me the Breeze" and, most importantly: "Sweet Home Alabama."Jeff GilesJeff Giles
How Neil Young’s ‘This Note’s for You’ Ended an Era of StumblesHow Neil Young’s ‘This Note’s for You’ Ended an Era of StumblesHis 17th LP fell somewhere between a big-band record and a soul album.Michael GallucciMichael Gallucci