Brian Eno releases ‘Ambient 1ː Music For Airports,’ his sixth album (1978)
Brian Eno’s ‘Ambient 1: Music for Airports’ is his sixth studio album released in September 1978 by Polydor
Blondie release ‘Parallel Lines,’ their third album featuring ‘Heart of Glass,’ ‘Sunday Girl’ and ‘One Way or Another’ (1978)
Blondie‘s ‘Parallel Lines’ feat. “Heart of Glass” is their third studio album produced by Mike Chapman and released in September 1978 by Chrysalis
John McLaughlin, his first time in Brazil (1978)
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Stan Getz sits in with Hermeto Pascoal & Grupo (1978)
Hermeto Pascoal & Grupo w/ Stan Getz - 1º Festival Internacional de Jazz de São Paulo (1978)
RCA publish David Bowie’s ‘Stage,’ his second live album (1978)
David Bowie‘s ‘Stage’ is his second live album recorded during Spring 1978 and released on September 8, 1978 by RCA.
Funkadelic release their tenth album : ‘One Nation Under a Groove’ (1978)
Funkadelic‘s ‘One Nation Under a Groove’ is their tenth studio album released in September 1978 by Warner Bros.
Warner Bros. publish Devo’s debut album : ‘Q: Are We Not Men? A: We Are Devo!’ featuring ‘Uncontrollable Urge’ and ‘Mongoloid’ (1978)
Polydor publish The Who’s eighth album : ‘Who Are You’ (1978)
The Who‘s ‘Who Are You’ is their eighth studio album (the last with drummer Keith Moon who died three weeks later) released on August 18 , 1978 by Polydor / MCA Records.
Atlantic publish Chic’s second album : ‘C’est Chic’ featuring ‘Le Freak’ and ‘I Want Your Love’ (1978)
Chic’s ‘C’est Chic’ feat. ‘Le Freak’ is their second studio album released on August 11, 1978 by Atlantic.
Epic publish Boston’s second studio album : ‘Don’t Look Back’ (1978)
Boston‘s ‘ Don’t Look Back’ is their second (and most commercial) studio album released on August 2, 1978 by Epic.