Best blue-eyed soul artists of the 1970s
Prog and hard rock spent the middle of the decade getting longer while dub and krautrock quietly assembled the rhythmic machinery that pop is still borrowing. Then punk turned up and told all of them to get to the point.
Everyone who released a blue-eyed soul album in the 1970s, ordered by how Riffiter listeners rate their catalog.
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Elvis Presley1 album here4.34.5 avg · 10 ratings
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Average White Band1 album here4.14.3 avg · 6 ratings
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Elton John1 album here4.14.1 avg · 28 ratings
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Van Morrison5 albums here4.04.2 avg · 3 ratings
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The Band1 album here4.04.1 avg · 6 ratings
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The Rolling Stones1 album here3.93.9 avg · 156 ratings
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Rod Stewart1 album here3.93.9 avg · 5 ratings
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Chicago2 albums here3.93.8 avg · 12 ratings
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Joe Cocker1 album here3.83.8 avg · 4 ratings
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The Doobie Brothers2 albums here3.73.6 avg · 8 ratings
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Boz Scaggs1 album here3.73.5 avg · 4 ratings
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Bee Gees1 album here2 ratings
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Robert Palmer5 albums here
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Tony Joe White2 albums here
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Steve Winwood1 album here
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Rare Earth3 albums here
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Hall & Oates7 albums here
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