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Here's a few songs from SP's favorite year that I have always enjoyed. Everybody's Everthing-Santana, Rocks Off-Rolling Stones(Exile On Main Street LP), Smoke On The Water-Deep Purple, Rock and Roll Stew-Traffic, Over The Hill--Ten Years After(A Space In Time LP), The Land Of Make Believe-Moody Blues(Seventh Sojourn LP), Let Them Talk-Roberta Flack(Quiet Fire LP), Hoedown-Emerson, Lake, and Palmer(Trilogy LP), Jumping Jack Flash/Youngblood-Leon Russell(Bangladesh LP), So Begins The Task-Steven Stills/Mannassas, Page 43-Graham Nash/David Crosby, Surely-Carole King(Music LP), Stay With Me-Rod Stewart/Faces, Eat Starch Mom-Jefferson Airplane(Long John Silver LP), Ode to Big Blue-Gordon Lightfoot(Don Quixote LP), Burning Love-ELVIS, Everything off Kink Chronicles ('72 release), Formentara Lady-King Crimson (Clouds LP), High Time We Went-Joe Cocker, Sail On Sailor-Beach Boys, Tiny Dancer-Elton John, Garden Party-Rick Nelson, Tightrope-Leon Russell, Wishing Well-Free, Duncan-Paul Simon, School's Out-Alice Cooper, Me and Mrs. Jones-Billy Paul, Happiest Girl in The Whole USA-Donna Fargo, Listen To The Music-Doobie Brothers, Suffragette City- David Bowie, Superstition-Stevie Wonder, Whammer Jammer-J.Geils Band, Trouble Man-Marvin Gaye, Bangladesh-George Harrison, Witchy Woman-Eagles, Good Feeling to Know-Poco, Merrimack County-Tom Rush,and last but absitively posolutely not least- I Saw The Light by Todd Rundren. As DBL H would say, and MR.SP does say, 1972-YESSSSS!!!!!!!!!!
Help -- does anybody know a couple of early to mid 70s reggae-influenced songs which were on the pop charts with the cowbell or steel drum sound?
There are two I am trying to remember..one had a lyric something about standing on the sidelines..
I Saw The Light by Todd Rundgren...
I saw him a few times in concert.
I use to LOVE that song! (I still do)
MusicFreak, did Todd tour the UK stepping in for Rick Ocasik doing The New Cars? What a version of The Cars classic "Dangerous Type" they did.
They toured with Blondie. And may I say Debbie Harry still looks like the Playboy model she was in the 70s. I guess money keeps the body young. She did lose a little bit of the high notes like all great vocalists though. But I still have that skin tight red dress she wore on my mind.
DAMN that was a great show !!!
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