The 1970s are responsible for many iconic songs. So it’s easy to overlook or even forget about some real gems.

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Here are four deep cuts that famous artists considered among their best work, including songs by The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, and Bruce Springsteen.

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Having invited the somewhat bewildered OAPs to sing on his protest against the indignities of ageing, “I’d Rather Be Dead” ...

There was something utterly depressing about a visit to the emergency water distribution centres dotted around Tunbridge ...