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A creative leap at a crucial moment, Beetlebum was the song that proved Blur could transcend Britpop’s trappings.

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New Order’s classic debut single, Ceremony featured lyrics from Ian Curtis, bridging the group’s Joy Division past with post-punk’s future.

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For the ‘Soul ’69’ album, Aretha Franklin recorded blues, jazz, pop and country songs, unifying them with the power of her own soulful vision.

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Released at the start of the 70s, Little Feat’s self-titled debut album suggested more greatness to come from the West Coast rockers.

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Super-charging the blues with a sound as heavy as their name, Led Zeppelin’s debut album continues to send shockwaves around the world.

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Dusted down after years ‘in a cupboard’, New Order’s ‘Lost Sirens’ album includes some of the group’s best music.

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With a club-ready groove to swoon over, Rod Stewart’s 1978 disco-rock crossover, Da Ya Think I’m Sexy?, remains a timeless classic.

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With a thunderous drum break which reinvigorated 80s pop-rock, Phil Collins’ debut single, In The Air Tonight, influenced a whole generation.

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Released without warning on his 66th birthday, Where Are We Now? found David Bowie reconnecting with his fans after years of silence.

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From the back of a van to its rediscovery as a TikTok meme, Yes’ 1972 hit song, Roundabout, shows no sign of stopping.

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