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Mott (June 26, 1976) “Shouting And Pointing” Album Review – Music Press
The June 26, 1976 music press features a review of Mott’s new album Shouting And Pointing, evaluating the band’s direction . Publication: Music Press Date: June 26, 1976 Country: United Kingdom Section: Album Review THE STORY The review discusses the new lineup’s performance, production by Eddie Kramer, and the heavier, more experimental sound. It notes the band’s resilience and the quality of the material despite the changes. FULL TRACKLISTING Shouting Side Shouting And Poin

Mott The Hoople
Jun 26, 1976


Alex Harvey (June 26, 1976) “I’m not a star.” Record Mirror
The June 26, 1976 issue of Record Mirror features an in-depth interview with Alex Harvey titled “I’m not a star. In fact I don’t even wanna be a star”, exploring his views on fame, music, and life with The Sensational Alex Harvey Band. Publication: Record Mirror Date: June 26, 1976 Country: United Kingdom Location: London Section: Major interior feature THE STORY In this candid and lengthy interview, Alex Harvey discusses his approach to rock ‘n’ roll, his refusal to embrace

SAHB
Jun 26, 1976


Rod Stewart (June 26, 1976) “It’s My Party ... And I’ll Pose If I Want To ...” NME
The June 26, 1976 issue of New Musical Express features an extensive photo and interview spread with Rod Stewart titled “It’s My Party ... And I’ll Pose If I Want To ...”, showcasing the rock star in various glamorous and candid poses. Publication: New Musical Express (NME) Date: June 26, 1976 Country: United Kingdom Location: London Section: Major interior feature (Pages 18–19) THE STORY This multi-page feature includes striking black & white photographs by Pennie Smith of R

Rod Stewart
Jun 26, 1976


Queen (June 26, 1976) “You’re My Best Friend” – New Single Advertisement – New Musical Express (UK)
Elegant full-page promotional advertisement in New Musical Express for Queen’s single “You’re My Best Friend”, featuring a beautiful heraldic illustration with lions, eagles, and a central crest. PUBLICATION Publication: New Musical Express (NME) Date: June 26, 1976 Country: United Kingdom Section / Pages: Advertisement / Promo Page Title: Queen — YOU’RE MY BEST FRIEND THE STORY The ad promotes the re-release of “You’re My Best Friend” (originally from the A Night at the Oper

Queen
Jun 26, 1976


Alice Cooper (June 25, 1976) “Alice Cooper Goes to Hell” Album Review – Unidentified Publication US
The June 25, 1976 music press features a detailed review of Alice Cooper’s new album Alice Cooper Goes to Hell, exploring its themes, production, and the evolution of his sound. Publication: Music Press (likely US) Date: June 25, 1976 Country: United States Section: Album Review THE STORY The review discusses the album’s concept, Alice’s collaboration with producer Bob Ezrin, and standout tracks. It notes the mix of hard rock, theatrical elements, and personal themes, describ

Alice Cooper(solo)
Jun 25, 1976


Elton John & Kiki Dee (June 25, 1976 Release) “Don't Go Breaking My Heart” / “Snow Queen” – Single 7" UK
A Motown-inspired duet, “Don’t Go Breaking My Heart” became one of Elton John’s biggest hits and a summer anthem of 1976. Recorded with Kiki Dee, the song topped the UK and US charts and remains a fan favourite for its playful chemistry and upbeat energy. RELEASE DETAILS Artist: Elton John & Kiki Dee Label: The Rocket Record Company Date: June 25, 1976 Catalogue: ROKN 512 Format: 7" Vinyl Single Country: UK A-Side: “Don't Go Breaking My Heart” B-Side: “Snow Queen” Written by:

Elton John
Jun 25, 1976


Alice Cooper (June 24, 1976) Goes To Hell LP / TC / 8-Track
Alice Cooper’s second solo album and ninth overall, Goes To Hell continues the conceptual story of Steven from Welcome To My Nightmare. Released June 24, 1976, it blends hard rock with theatrical ballads, highlighted by the hit single “I Never Cry.” RELEASE / PUBLICATION DETAILS Artist: Alice Cooper Title: Goes To Hell Date: June 24, 1976 Label: Warner Bros. Records Format / Type: LP / Cassette / 8-Track Cartridge Country: UK Catalogue: LP: K 56171 Cassette: K4.56171 8-Track

Alice Cooper(solo)
Jun 24, 1976


Queen (June 18, 1976) “You're My Best Friend” / “'39” – Single 7" UK
A warm, melodic ballad written by bassist John Deacon for his wife, “You’re My Best Friend” became one of Queen’s most beloved and commercially successful singles from the landmark album A Night at the Opera. RELEASE DETAILS Artist: Queen Label: EMI Date: June 18, 1976 Catalogue: EMI 2494 Format: 7" Vinyl Single Country: UK A-Side: “You’re My Best Friend” Written by: John Deacon Produced by: Roy Thomas Baker, Queen B-Side: “‘39” Written by: Brian May Produced by: Roy Thomas B

Queen
Jun 18, 1976


Rod Stewart (June 18, 1976) A Night On The Town LP / TC / 8-Track
Rod Stewart’s seventh studio album A Night On The Town, released on June 18, 1976, was a major commercial success featuring the No. 1 hit “Tonight’s the Night (Gonna Be Alright)” and the powerful two-part “The Killing of Georgie,” issued on LP, Cassette, and 8-Track formats. RELEASE / PUBLICATION DETAILS Artist: Rod Stewart Title: A Night On The Town Date: June 18, 1976 Label: Riva Format / Type: LP Vinyl Album, Cassette Album, 8-Track Cartridge Country: United Kingdom Catalo

Rod Stewart
Jun 18, 1976


Dana Gillespie (June 18, 1976) “Love Keeps No Season” / “Celandine’s Blues” – Single 7" UK
A soulful and theatrical 1976 single from Dana Gillespie, “Love Keeps No Season” was taken from the original London cast recording of the musical Mardi Gras. Produced by the legendary team of Ken Howard and Alan Blaikley, the release showcases Gillespie’s powerful vocal delivery and dramatic style. RELEASE DETAILS Artist: Dana Gillespie Label: EMI Date: June 18, 1976 Catalogue: EMI 2453 Format: 7" Vinyl Single Country: UK lA-Side: “Love Keeps No Season” Written by: Blaikley,

Dana Gillespie
Jun 18, 1976
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