If there’s one thing AM radio programmers hated in the 1960s and ’70s, it was songs with long endings. For the most part, these songs never made it onto the AM radio dial. If they did, they were often edited. However, with the advent of the album-oriented format on the FM dial—epitomized by stations like New York’s WNEW in the seventies—the length of the songs didn’t matter. People loved album-oriented rock on radio, and many classics received the airplay they deserved. The extended long ending satisfied the audience’s appetite for cinematic, adventurous music in rock and roll. Progressive music started The post Top 10 Rock Songs With Long Endings appeared first on ClassicRockHistory.com.