1971 - The Year That Rock Exploded

05/15/21 • 27 min

Inspired by David Hepworth's book, "Never a Dull Moment: 1971 - The Year That Rock Exploded" (and the forthcoming documentary based on his book), we take a quick look at the many great albums released in 1971.

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