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Can you name these albums from '74?
What's your score in '74?
1974 was like a conveyor belt of good music.
It seems like every genre was represented by an incredible album in '74. It's all right there.
So let's reach back a half-century to see how well you remember the titles of records artists put out that year. We'll help you out: there's an image of each album. The trick, though, is we've edited them to cover up the name. Good luck, and be sure to share your favorite album from that year in the comments section below.
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Stevie Wonder's 1974 album included tracks like "Heaven Is 10 Zillion Light Years Away," and "They Won't Go When I Go."
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Which Bad Company album was released in '74 with "Can't Get Enough," and "Ready for Love"?
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What's the name of Gordon Lightfoot's '74 album with songs like "Carefree Highway" and "Somewhere U.S.A"?
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Eric Clapton released this album in 1974, featuring "I Shot the Sheriff" and "Willie and the Hand Jive".
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In '74, Olivia Newton-John released this compilation, but only in the United States and Canada.
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Can you name this Elton John album from '74 featuring "Don't Let the Sun Go Down on Me"?
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Chicago released this, their final double-album, in 1974, with "(I've Been) Searchin' So Long" and "Call on Me".
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Can you name the John Lennon album from 1974 featuring "#9 Dream" and "Old Dirt Road"?
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The Rolling Stones released their final album with guitarist Mick Taylor in '74. What's it called?
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Bob Dylan was supported by The Band with this, his fourteenth studio album.
Can you name these albums from '74?
Your Result...
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ZZ Top - Thrill
$24.95
ZZ Top - Tejas
$24.95
Elvis - The Stare
$19.95
Sun Record Co. - Logo
$19.95
Jimi Hendrix - Woodstock
$19.95
Elvis - Long Live the King
$19.95
Yes - Yessongs
$21.95
Elvis - Mugshot
$19.95
Yes - Logo
$21.95
Twisted Sister - Group Shot
$19.95
Aerosmith - Dream On '73
$19.95
Styx - 77 Tour
$19.95
Elvis - Glorious
$19.95
Janis Joplin - New York
$19.95
Janis Joplin - Louisville
$19.95
Janis Joplin - Photo
$19.95
Woodstock - Filled Floral
$19.95
ZZ Top - Thrill
$24.95
ZZ Top - Tejas
$24.95
Elvis - Matchbox Elvis
$19.95
Elvis - Ladies and Gentlemen
$19.95
Elvis - Memphis Cat
$19.95
Elvis - Simple Face
$19.95
Elvis - Name Sketch
$19.95
Elvis - Watercolor King
$19.95
Elvis - Rock Legend
$19.95
Elvis - American Idol
$19.95
Elvis - Colorful King
$19.95
Elvis - Let's Rock
$19.95
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65 Comments
6/10…🙁 They stumped me on this one!
5/10. To be fair, in ‘74, I was mostly into r&b only. Just began to broaden my musical horizons.
3/10
6 out of 10
2/10 an EPIC fail
9/10. Prior knowledge, lucky guesses & process of elimination.
6 of 10, pretty much a HOF list here, great songs and bands and we’re lucky to have of these artists still performing today, The Rolling Stones touring in 2024? Start me Up Baby😎🎸🇺🇸
I didn't listen to many records and the radio in 1974. Watched a lot of tv shows on CBS and ABC mostly on Friday nights.
5/10
5 out of 10 I was a toddler in '74 so I can be forgiven
5/10. Never heard of most of them and I was a teenager in 1974.
How is that possible?
Did you live in that town that was in the movie 'Footloose'?
No, that's the 1984 quiz...LOL!
50%
3/10…only knew the first one
2/10. All guesses.
3 of 10.
3/10. As a kid I mainly got the 45s so I usually never knew the name of the album.
Oof! 3/10. The only one that I didn't have to guess was Gordon Lightfoot. I really like his music and I still listen to The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald several times a year. ... If they would have had Queen II, Diamond Dogs (David Bowie) and I'm sure some others I don't realize are from 1974 I would have done better.
The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald still gives me chills.
lyrics and the melody was a Zen Match
9/10! and comments! [2] DUH! they couldn't think of another name! [3] That's the big song on the album! [4]That was Clapton's house in Miami! [5] This was sorta Olivia's "Yesterday And Today"! She was too nice to butcher dolls..LOL! [7] I think this was also the last numbered album! Bonus Question:What was their original name and why did they change it? [8] I had this on vinyl!
I won't spoil it for anyone else who wants to answer your Bonus Question, but I thought I knew it and after looking it up, I was right. I feel like since I had to look it up to make sure I wasn't wrong I also can't take total credit, but I heard that on some show, probably Behind the Music or somehting like it.
Wasn't it Chicago Transit Authority? Never knew the reason why they had to change it.
It was because the real CTA was going to sue them!
Lived and worked in Miami, and have driven past that house numerous times. (It's on a major street).
Yep! It was Chicago Transit Authority and I see that cperrynaples already mentioned the reason why.
Chicago Transit Authority 🎸
Great Band
Great Band
8/10 🎼🎤🎸
4/10 I love 70s music, but I never know the album titles.