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‘ELO: UK Singles Vol. One: 1972-1978’: Contest

For our first contest in nearly a year, we’re giving away a boxed set collection of 7-inch singles of the first hits from the Electric Light Orchestra

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Chicago Live 1971 Track: Exclusive Premiere

Recorded in Washington, D.C., “Goodbye”–previously unreleased–is from the new career-spanning 5-disc collection of live recordings by the R&R Hall of Famers.

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Jeff Lynne’s ELO ‘Wembley or Bust’ Contest

The Rock Hall Class of 2017 star celebrates his recent concert at the Stadium with a live release in a variety of formats. Watch some of the performance and Enter to Win a copy!

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Elvis Presley, Ann-Margret Hoof it Up in ‘Viva Las Vegas’

The 1964 film was the “swingin’est, singing’est, grooviest, lovin’est entertainment sensation it has ever been your luck to enjoy.”

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Stevie Wonder and Tom Jones Sing Medley in 1969

On its 3 seasons, This Is Tom Jones featured an A+ guest list. Our Classic Video features the pair singing several of their hits.

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When Bruce Springsteen Paid Tribute to Prince With ‘Purple Rain’

The Boss opened a 2016 concert at Brooklyn’s Barclays Center with a somber yet celebratory performance of the iconic hit, 2 days after Prince’s passing

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Johnny Rivers: ‘Secret Agent Man’

He enjoyed nine Top 10 singles including a huge hit in the mid-1960s when TV series and films about spies were all the rage.

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Bruce Springsteen Fan’s Amazing Selfie With the Boss

Eliza Sollers is a fan of The Boss thanks to her dad. At a Baltimore concert in 2016, she started snapping pics and got the thrill of a lifetime.

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Cheech & Chong’s Classic ‘Up in Smoke’

The ultimate stoner comedy film was released in 1978 on a shoestring budget. It was a huge hit, becoming the year’s #15 high-est grossing movie

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1979’s ’10’ Movie: Does it Hold Up?

The 1979 romantic comedy about a man going through a midlife crisis provided breakout roles for both Dudley Moore and Bo Derek.

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