On Sept. 22, 1983, Kiss released its 11th studio album, “Lick It Up,” on the Mercury Records label. The band’s first 10 studio albums were released on Casablanca. Another key
On Sept. 8, 1978, American rock band Blondie released its third studio album, “Parallel Lines,” on the Chrysalis Records label. The album produced six singles, with “Heart of Glass” and
On Aug. 20, 1979, Bob Dylan released his 19th album, "Slow Train Coming," on the Columbia label. Although the album came deep into Dylan's discography, it was the first of
On Aug. 13, 1973, Lynyrd Skynyrd released its debut album, “Pronounced ‘Lĕh-’nérd ‘Skin-’nérd,” on the Sounds of the South label through MCA. The band members consisted of lead vocalist Ronnie
On July 20, 1981, Journey released its seventh studio album, “Escape,” on the Columbia label. The album featured four Billboard Hot 100 hit singles: “Don’t Stop Believin’ ” (No. 9),
Released on June 9, 1986, Cinderella’s “Night Songs” was issued on the Mercury Records label. It was the Philadelphia band’s debut album. The hair/glam metal release peaked at No. 3
