4 catalog entries, grouped by year.
Boston developed around Tom Scholz's songwriting and layered studio recordings, with Brad Delp supplying lead vocals and harmonies. Scholz's carefully arranged guitar parts became a defining feature of the group's sound. Epic released the self-titled debut in 1976, after years of demo work. Don't Look Back followed in 1978, and Third Stage appeared through MCA in 1986. The band's history also includes extensive touring and later recordings such as Walk On and Corporate America.
Boston - Music Museum of New England band history
Read Scholz/Delp recording roles, layered guitars, demo development, 1976 debut, 1978/1986 follow-ups and later albums/touring. Inaccurate chart statements, instrument/completion absolutes, legal and private-life details, superlatives and announced plans are omitted. | Retrieved 2026-10-18
Profile reviewed: 2026-10-18. Artist background does not establish a song's creative origin or release date.
Boston developed around Tom Scholz's songwriting and layered studio recordings, with Brad Delp supplying lead vocals and harmonies. Scholz's carefully arranged guitar parts became a defining feature of the group's...
View background statusBoston's Something About You appears on the group's 1976 debut. This retains Boston's recording separately from the Level 42 song already represented in the annual catalog.
Read background and sourcesMoving forward and not dwelling on the past.
View background statusWritten by Tom Scholz, this love song was named after his wife.
View background status1960-2025. Each year contains 150 selections.