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Rare Earth grew from Detroit's Sunliners, a club band that combined pop and R&B covers before moving toward heavier rock. The group joined Motown in 1969 and lent its name to the company's new rock label. Its...

This soulful ballad from the Broadway musical "Salvation" became Ronnie Dyson's breakthrough hit.

This song launched The Carpenters to stardom and became their signature hit.

This rock song with prominent horns became one of Chicago's signature tracks and showcased their musicianship.

The Jackson 5 developed as a family group in Gary, Indiana, with Jackie, Tito, Jermaine, Marlon and Michael Jackson. Talent shows and club performances preceded their move to Motown. Bobby Taylor worked on early...

This cover of the Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell hit became Diana Ross's first solo number-one single.

This classic rock staple launched the career of British band Free and became their biggest hit.

This rock anthem became The Guess Who's most successful single in the United States.

This blues rock song became the biggest hit for Pacific Gas & Electric.

Mark Lindsay is a singer, saxophonist, songwriter and producer best known initially as the frontman of Paul Revere and the Raiders. He subsequently developed a solo recording career and worked behind the scenes in...

This melodic rock song became Canadian band Mashmakhan's only major hit.

This socially conscious song addressed various issues of the time, including the Vietnam War and racial tensions.

This song became Freda Payne's biggest hit and a disco classic.

This introspective folk rock song became one of Simon & Garfunkel's most critically acclaimed tracks.

This song became Simon & Garfunkel's biggest hit and won several Grammy Awards.

This anti-war song became another hit for Freda Payne following "Band of Gold."

This soulful track showcased Aretha Franklin's powerful vocals and became another hit for the Queen of Soul.

This song was Dawn's debut single and launched the career of Tony Orlando and Dawn.

This upbeat, rhythmic song contrasted with Simon & Garfunkel's usual folk sound and became a top 5 hit.

This funky instrumental showcased Kool & the Gang's early sound before their later disco success.

This guitar-driven rock song became one of Neil Young's most popular tracks with Crazy Horse.

This soulful tribute to stepfathers won a Grammy Award for Best R&B Song.

Written and produced by Paul McCartney, this song became Badfinger's breakthrough hit.

This soft rock song, from the film "The Sterile Cuckoo," became The Sandpipers' biggest hit.

This upbeat song became Neil Diamond's first number-one hit in the United States.

This dramatic ballad became another hit for Welsh singer Tom Jones.

This follow-up to "Band of Gold" continued Freda Payne's success on the charts.

This soul ballad showcased The Delfonics' smooth harmonies and became one of their signature songs.

This funky rock song became Five Flights Up's only charting hit.

This upbeat R&B-influenced song became one of Van Morrison's most popular and enduring hits.

This emotional ballad about a widowed father became another hit for Elvis Presley.

Bobby Sherman's recording career grew alongside television work on Shindig! and Here Come the Brides. His late-1960s and early-1970s pop repertoire included Little Woman, Easy Come, Easy Go and Julie, Do Ya Love Me....

This melancholic pop song was another hit for B.J. Thomas in 1970.

This uplifting song won Ray Stevens a Grammy Award for Male Pop Vocal Performance.

This Latin rock fusion track helped establish Santana as a major force in rock music.

This funk classic became the band's signature song and has been widely sampled in hip-hop.

This Southern Gothic narrative song became one of Bobbie Gentry's signature tracks.

This deeply personal song about Taylor's experiences with depression and addiction became his breakthrough hit.

This romantic ballad became Bobbi Martin's biggest hit and only top 40 entry.

This hard rock song gained popularity in 1971 and has since become a classic rock staple.

This harmony-rich soft rock song became Redeye's only major hit.

This extended version of The Temptations' hit became a success for rock band Rare Earth.

This novelty song became a surprise hit for the British duo The Pipkins.

This powerful rock song, featuring Merry Clayton on backing vocals, became one of The Rolling Stones' most acclaimed tracks.

This Motown-style song became the biggest hit for Chairmen of the Board.

This instrumental rock track became Pipeline's only charting hit.

Known for its organ intro, this rock song became Sugarloaf's biggest hit.

This upbeat soul track became Gene Chandler's biggest hit since "Duke of Earl" in 1962.

The Hollies grew from Allan Clarke and Graham Nash's musical partnership in Manchester. Their early beat-group recordings combined harmonies with guitar-led arrangements, moving from R&B covers into original songs....

This folk rock song showcased the group's signature harmonies and became a fan favorite.