 After 1974, tax and management problems prevented Haley from performing in the United States, so he performed in Europe almost exclusively, though he also toured South America in 1975.The band was also kept busy in the studio, recording numerous albums for Sonet and other labels in the 1970s, several with a country music flavor.In 1974, Haley's original Decca recording of "Rock Around the Clock" hit the American sales charts once again, thanks to its use in the film "American Graffiti" and the television program "Happy Days".