The 1970s. What a weird time in music. There was metal, post-punk, and disco, and then sometimes they bled into each other.

An era of unprecedented creativity and freedom where fashion and music were the defining elements of cultural expression.

R&B superstar best known for songs such as 'Killing Me Softly' and 'The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face' had died at 88.

This episode, presented by Mark Punter explores the 1970s, using a mixture of BBC archive and music.

Grand Funk Railroad’s manager Terry Knight influenced the band’s reinvention and new name and also engineered their signing ...