Your favorite 70s song(s) (pop, artist, top, singles)
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More, More, More by Andrea True Connection
Get Up and Boogie by Silver Convention
Lonely Night (Angel Face) by Captain & Tennille
You're So Vain by Carly Simon
Rhinestone Cowboy by Glen Campbell
Jive Talkin' by Bee Gees
I like all of those! http://bestsmileys.com/music2/13.gif (broken link)
More classic tunes- Immigrant Song-Led Zeppelin, Miles From Nowhere-Cat Stevens, I'm Going Home-Ten Years After(Woodstock soundtrack), Young Man Blues-Who(Live At Leeds album), Glad/Freedom Rider-Traffic, Have You Seen The Saucers-Jefferson Airplane(30 Seconds Over Winterland album), Chicago-Graham Nash, Laughing-David Crosby, Moonlight Mile-Rolling Stones, Lowdown-Chicago, Lucky Man-ELP, Fresh Air-Quicksilver Messanger Service, And The Tide Rushes In-Moody Blues, Blues Power-Eric Clapton, World in Changes-Dave Mason, Lucretia McEvil-Blood, Sweat, and Tears, Fire and Water-Free, Marianne-Steve Stills, When You Dance I Can Really Love-Neil Young, Patient Lady/Here Comes The Sun-Richie Havens(Alarm Clock LP), Teacher-Jethro Tull, Bouree-Jethro Tull, One After 909-Beatles, Theme From An Imaginary Western-Mountain, Roadhouse Blues-Doors, One Of These Days-Pink Floyd, Why Does Love Have To Be So Sad-Derek/Dominoes, Revival-Allman Brothers, Tongue In Cheek-Sugarloaf, zillions more later!!!!!
I guess the problem for me with nailing down 70s dates is that time keeps on slippin' into the future. Lookit what's # 1 on that chart - Brother Louie. Now that one I would have no problem placing in the summer of '73 thanks to a certain female from back in the day. It took me more than a minute to recall her name however.
Well, for some reason, some songs are easier to remember the year than others.
For instance, I don't think I'll ever forget that "Miracles" by The Jefferson Starship is from 1975, but there are other songs from that year which I can't remember if it's from '75 or '76.
Some are easy to remember the year and some aren't (for some reason).
It would be kind of fun to post another KHJ chart... any particular year you would like to see? (1972-1980)
Mel & Tim - Keep The Faith
Photographs and Memories/Operator- Jim Croce
Distant Lover/Angel/Lovin You Baby- Marvin Gaye
Summer Breeze- Seals and Crofts
Let's Stay Together-Al Green
The Weight-The Band
I've Got So Much Love To Give-Barry White
Bernadette-Four Tops
David Ruffin- I Miss You
Diana Ross & The Supremes-Reflections
Maggie May-Rod Stewart
Bobby Womack-That's The Way I Feel About 'Cha
0'Jays-Cry/Brandy/Backstabbers
Aretha Franklin- Till You Come Back To Me
My list is much longer. It would take me a month to list them all. What a great decade for music! I would say only the 60s rival it.
GoddessofRandomThoughts....you mentioned Brothers Johnson and that reminded me of the first music video i ever remember as this came on tv before MTV on sone independant network back in 1980 and that song was ''Stomp''. Although i'm a 80's rocker and also like some 80's new wave that old skool R&B song was cool.
Fleet - any of those charts from LA would be interesting.
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