Blue Oyster Cult identify this recording as a track from their 1976 Agents of Fortune. Later performances of that complete album are separate recordings; the screenshot does not establish a particular single edit.
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Beautiful Loser (Live)
Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet BandRelease: 1976Source checked
Screenshot additionsThis is the live Beautiful Loser released on 'Live' Bullet in 1976. The official history places the album's performances at Detroit's Cobo Hall in September 1975. The generic Bob Seger Live screenshot label does not...
Read background and sourcesThis KISS recording opens Destroyer, the band's 1976 studio album. The official original program supports the recording's year, before its later Greatest Kiss compilation appearance in the screenshot.
Read background and sourcesKISS included Do You Love Me on Destroyer in 1976. It is a separate song and recording from the Contours and Dave Clark Five catalog entries sharing that title.
Read background and sourcesMainstreet appears on the 1976 Night Moves album under the Bob Seger and the Silver Bullet Band credit. The original studio recording is retained separately from live performances and later Greatest Hits packaging.
Read background and sourcesBoston'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 sourcesTakin' It to the Streets is the title track of the Doobie Brothers' 1976 album. The licensed album notes identify that release as the group's first with Michael McDonald.
Read background and sourcesTravelin' Man (Live)
Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet BandRelease: 1976Source checked
Screenshot additionsThe selected Travelin' Man is the concert recording from 'Live' Bullet, released in 1976. Its performance belongs to the album's September 1975 Cobo Hall recordings. The screenshot does not identify a venue or...
Read background and sourcesTurn the Page (Live)
Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet BandRelease: 1976Source checked
Screenshot additionsThis live performance of Turn the Page comes from the Detroit shows recorded in September 1975 for Live Bullet, released in April 1976. Seger's official Greatest Hits program explicitly labels its selection Live. The...
Read background and sourcesBoz Scaggs closes the original Silk Degrees album program with We're All Alone. This 1976 Scaggs performance is a separate recording from Rita Coolidge's later version already represented in the catalog.
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