Released in 1977, Paul Davis' "I Go Crazy" quietly became one of the biggest soft rock success stories of the decade. The ...

The haunting song became the singer's only No. 1 hit and remains one of soft rock's defining songs.

Remember summertime in the 70s? These soft rock songs from 1974, specifically, came to define summer for many Americans.

These rock songs from the 1970s are as visual as any painting. Revisit these songs to get the visceral reaction their lyrics ...

More than 50 years after it first appeared on the landmark 1970 album Moondance, Van Morrison’s beloved soft rock ballad “Into the Mystic” is still being celebrated as one of the greatest songs ever ...

A 1975 soft rock favorite about a mysterious woman became one of the era's most beloved radio hits, though its inspiration wasn't quite what listeners imagined.

The soft rock sound that emerged primarily from Southern California between 1976 and 1983 — retrospectively dubbed “yacht rock” — is enjoying a revival as younger listeners embrace the era’s ...

The song became an international smash after its 1979 single release, transforming the band's breakthrough album into a ...

July 6 marks a special milestone for one of the unsung heroes of 1970s soft rock. Rik Elswit, the longtime guitarist for Dr. Hook & the Medicine Show, turns 81 today. Best known for his distinctive ...

This victory lap of finger snappin’ Canadian rock was six decades in the making; I was more than happy to tag along on.

Released in 1976, "If You Leave Me Now" became the band's first No. 1 hit on the Billboard Hot 100, introducing a softer side of the rock group that audiences immediately embraced. Nearly 50 years ...