Many of the records on the below list of the 12 Worst Bob Dylan Albums come from the early '70s and most of the '80s....Collaborations, dated production choices and reliance on cover songs plagued several albums before a temporary reset at the end

The song pushed the album to platinum status briefly positioned the Cult to seize the hard rock gauntlet. 12....and its single "Rockin' in the Free World."

The extended 12" version piles on even more. 45....and heralded a new era. 12.

Thus, the royalty payments Ford received helped keep the kitchen afloat and feeding people in need. 12....Not only did "Killer Queen" go to No. 2 in the U.K., it reached No. 12 in the U.S., Queen's first American hit. 7.

Read on for the Top 50 Songs of 1984. 50....The Unforgettable Fire's lead single, "Pride (In the Name of Love)," paid tribute to Martin Luther King. 12.

The Pogues never made another album, but they left dozens of classic songs in their 12-year recording career....READ MORE: Top 10 Christmas Songs 3.

long time collaborator Charles Stepney died suddenly while the album was being made, leaving Maurice White to take the helm. 12...One of those songs was "Fleetwood Mac," an instrumental number featuring a mean harmonica solo from Peter Green. 14.

A total of 12 songs appear on the new album – three of which were co-written by Watt – but in a recent interview with Rolling...That’s why [I’m credited] on some of those songs but not others.”

The solo acoustic track poses a poignant farewell request: "Won't you help to sing these songs of freedom?" 12...."The End" is nearly 12 minutes of Oedipal fantasy poetry, heavy raga instrumentation and dark, apocalyptic moods.

Bob & Doug McKenzie, "12 Days of Christmas"From: The Great White North (1981) Edging out Steve Martin's "Strangest Christmas Yet..." for the comedy slot on this list, "12 Days of Christmas" finds SCTV stars Rick Moranis and Dave Thomas's McKenzie brothers attempting