When Bands Surprise Us: Unusual Hits from Iconic Artists

Welcome to another episode of "Three Guys, One Music," where Jamie, Mike, and Grant dive into the fascinating world of bands who have hits that are atypical of their usual style. Join us as we explore songs that stand out from the rest of an artist's catalog and discuss what we've been listening to this week.

From Kiss's unexpected ballad "Beth" to Yes's pop hit "Owner of a Lonely Heart," we cover a range of artists who have surprised us with their musical versatility. We also touch upon bands like Journey, Jethro Tull, and even The Osmonds, highlighting tracks that made us do a double-take.

Whether you're a fan of classic rock, progressive rock, or even the occasional disco influence, this episode is packed with intriguing insights and lively discussions. Don't miss out on our speed round, where we rapid-fire through more surprising tracks from artists like U2, Prince, and Queen.

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