On this day in music history, iconic sounds were unleashed that continue to echo through time. Landmark tracks spanning various rock and pop genres made their debut, capturing the airwaves and defining moments for legendary artists and fans alike, solidifying their place in our collective soundtrack.
July 01
July 01 | Celebrate iconic songs released on this day in music history! Discover landmark rock & pop...
- I Didn't Mean to Turn You On
- Rock Me Tonite
- Ballroom Blitz
- Lady
- Shake Me
- Cold Shot
- Invincible
- Same Ol' Situation (S.O.S.)
- Rockin' Down the Highway
- Workin' For A Livin'
- If This Is It
- Only Time Will Tell
- Burnin' for You
July 01 (I)
I Didn't Mean to Turn You On: Released as a successful single following the massive success of "Addicted to Love," Palmer's version took the Jam & Lewis-penned song (originally a hit for Cherrelle) and infused it with hard rock guitars and a driving beat.Robert Palmer
July 01 (R)
Rock Me Tonite: Released during the peak of the MTV era, this song propelled Billy Squier further into the mainstream spotlight. Its catchy fusion of pop rock melody, layered synthesizers characteristic of synth-pop, and underlying hard rock edge created a sound tailor-made for 1984 radio airwaves.Billy Squier
July 01 (B)
Ballroom Blitz: Released in 1973, "Ballroom Blitz" perfectly captured the flamboyant energy of the glam rock movement. The Sweet crafted a unique sonic assault, combining hard rock intensity with irresistible pop rock hooks.The Sweet
July 01 (L)
Lady: Featured on Styx's second album, Styx II, released in 1973, "Lady" stands as the band's first truly iconic song and a cornerstone of their early progressive rock sound.Styx
July 01 (S)
Shake Me: Released July 01, 1986, as Cinderella's potent debut single, "Shake Me" immediately introduced their signature glam metal sound to a global audience via rock radio and heavy MTV rotation.Cinderella
July 01 (C)
Cold Shot: A standout track from Stevie Ray Vaughan and Double Trouble’s acclaimed 1984 album Couldn't Stand the Weather, "Cold Shot" became one of SRV's signature songs.Stevie Ray Vaughan
July 01 (I)
Invincible: Released in 1985, "Invincible" became a major hit for Pat Benatar, famously serving as the theme song for the film The Legend of Billie Jean and also included on her album Seven the Hard Way.Pat Benatar
July 01 (S)
Same Ol' Situation (S.O.S.): Released as a successful single in 1990 from Mötley Crüe’s chart-topping 1989 album Dr. Feelgood, "Same Ol' Situation (S.O.S.)" captured the band at their commercial peak.Mötley Crüe
July 01 (R)
Rockin' Down the Highway: Kicking off The Doobie Brothers' breakthrough 1972 album Toulouse Street, "Rockin' Down the Highway" immediately established the band's powerful, guitar-driven sound.The Doobie Brothers
July 01 (W)
Workin' For A Livin': Featured on their 1982 album Picture This and released as a single the same year, "Workin' For A Livin'" struck a chord with its down-to-earth theme.Huey Lewis and the News
July 01 (I)
If This Is It: Released in 1984 as the fourth single from the diamond-selling album Sports, "If This Is It" continued Huey Lewis and the News' incredible run of success, hitting the Top 10 on the Billboard Hot 100.Huey Lewis and the News
July 01 (O)
Only Time Will Tell: Only Time Will Tell, a standout track from Asia's self-titled 1982 debut album, showcased the supergroup's impressive musical pedigree, featuring members from Yes, ELP, King Crimson, and The Buggles.Asia
July 01 (B)
Burnin' for You: This standout track from Blue Öyster Cult's "Fire of Unknown Origin" album perfectly showcases their ability to craft hard-hitting rock songs with a strong pop sensibility.Blue Öyster Cult
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