Note: Technical difficulties affected the sound of this episode.

Them leave the garage. Diana Ross leaves the Supremes. Then, The Isley Brothers try to balance funk with ballads, the Eagles find disco, War diversifies, the most famous rarities collection of its era is released and the Bee Gees find more disco than the Eagles. Finally, Bob Marley puts out his last album, The Soft Boys help invent '80s jangle pop, Chic forget to write songs and Queen diversify.

55th Anniversary of The Angry Young Them

50th Anniversary of Diana Ross

45th Anniversary of The Heat Is On by The Isley Brothers

45th Anniversary of One of These Nights by Eagles

45th Anniversary of Why Can't We Be Friends? by War

45th Anniversary of The Basement Tapes by Bob Dylan and the Band

45th Anniversary of Main Course by Bee Gees

40th Anniversary of Uprising by Bob Marley and the Wailers

40th Anniversary of Underwater Moonlight by The Soft Boys

40th Anniversary of Real People by Chic

40th Anniversary of The Game by Queen