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I Love Rock 'N Roll

Put another dime in the jukebox for Joan Jett's definitive hard rock anthem, "I Love Rock 'N Roll"...
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"I Love Rock 'N Roll"

Put another dime in the jukebox for Joan Jett's definitive hard rock anthem, "I Love Rock 'N Roll"! This explosive 1981/1982 smash hit defined Jett's sound and attitude for millions. Its powerful riff and unforgettable chorus make it a timeless party starter and workout motivator.

Originally recorded by Arrows in 1975, Joan Jett & The Blackhearts released their iconic hard rock cover version as a single in late 1981. It skyrocketed to number one on the Billboard charts in 1982, becoming her signature song and a defining track of the era, perfect for workout energy.

With its simple, driving power chords, gritty vocals, and instantly chantable chorus, Joan Jett's take on "I Love Rock 'N Roll" is pure rock and roll energy. This incredibly successful cover version cemented her status as a rock icon and remains one of the most beloved hard rock anthems ever recorded.

SONG MEANING: The song tells a simple story of someone seeing an attractive person ("dancing there by the record machine"), connecting over a shared love for rock and roll music playing on the jukebox, and then deciding to take that person home for the night, anticipating they'll continue enjoying the music together.

  • BAND: Joan Jett
  • GENRE: Hard Rock
  • OTHER: Cruisin Classic, Workout Song
  • RELEASEDAY: November 20
  • YEAR: 1975

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"Bloody Well Right"

Right! Get sophisticated with Supertramp's cool and cynical 1974 rock classic, "Bloody Well Right"! Kicking off with an iconic Wurlitzer electric piano riff, this standout track from Crime of the Century blends progressive rock complexity with jazzy flair and sharp commentary.
  • BAND: Supertramp
  • GENRE: Rock
  • RELEASEDAY: September 13
  • YEAR: 1974
Featured on their breakthrough 1974 album Crime of the Century and later released as a successful single, "Bloody Well Right" showcased Supertramp's unique musical identity. Its distinctive intro, dynamic rock build-up featuring saxophone, and Rick Davies' pointed lyrics resonated strongly with listeners...

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"Take the Long Way Home"

So you think you're a Romeo? Enjoy Supertramp's atmospheric 1979 rock classic, "Take the Long Way Home." A standout track from the massive Breakfast in America album, it blends progressive rock sensibilities with memorable pop hooks, harmonica, and piano.
  • BAND: Supertramp
  • GENRE: Progressive Rock
  • RELEASEDAY: September 21
  • YEAR: 1979
Released as a successful single from their chart-topping 1979 album Breakfast in America, "Take the Long Way Home" showcased Supertramp's sophisticated songwriting. Featuring Roger Hodgson's distinctive lead vocals, the track masterfully balances intricate progressive rock arrangements with accessible melodies...

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"Bad Case Of Loving You (Doctor, Doctor)"

Doctor, Doctor! Get diagnosed with Robert Palmer's infectious 1979 rock hit, "Bad Case Of Loving You (Doctor, Doctor)." This driving track from the Secrets album became a major international success, showcasing Palmer's cool vocals over a powerful pop rock/hard rock beat.
  • BAND: Robert Palmer
  • GENRE: Hard Rockarena Rock, Pop Rock
  • RELEASEDAY: July 06
  • YEAR: 1979
Released as the lead single from his 1979 album Secrets, Robert Palmer's cover of the Moon Martin song became one of his signature tunes. Its blend of hard rock guitar energy, pop rock catchiness, and arena rock readiness propelled it up the charts worldwide, defining his sound for the era...

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