Your favorite 70s song(s) (reggae, influence, vocalists, lyrics)

[McGowdog]

Oh yeah! A couple in there ring a bell.


Hocus Pocus by Focus was just one of those weird awesome songs.


Hocus Pocus by Iron Maiden; not too shaby.


Count on Me by Jefferson Starship; great pick, HH.

How about another one from them?


Miracles


No Way Out ; Hey, it's an early 80s tune, but this one brings back memories!

And now for something completely different;
All Your Lovin' - Robert Cray

Oh no! I've overlapped into the 80s thread;
Smoking Gun

[MusicFreak]

Originally Posted by McGowdog

Oh yeah! A couple in there ring a bell.


Hocus Pocus by Focus was just one of those weird awesome songs.

WOW! I actually saw them in concert one time! (around the beginning of my concert-going days!)

[MusicFreak]

Okay, this might be a little sappy, but always loved Minnie Riperton's LOVIN' YOU.
(I always TRY and hit the high notes as well...lol)

[Six Foot Three]

One of the best 70's guitarist Frank Marino with Mahogony Rush


YouTube - Frank Marino & Mahogany Rush: Door of Illusion

[TheJickler]

Here's one of my recent finds:


YouTube - GIL SCOTT HERON- GET OUT THE GHETTO BLUES

[Élan vital]

I love--to this day--I love "American Pie".........wow, what a song!

[Six Foot Three]

Year of the cat.


YouTube - Al Stewart - Year of the cat

[desertsun41]

Aside from a vast amount of many different styles (hard and soft) of the rock of the 70s I still have one song that defines it all for me.

Carly Simon 1971 "That's the Way I've Always Heard It Should Be"

Still to this day is known as the longest song title I do believe.


YouTube - Carly Simon- That's the Way I Always Heard It Should Be

I can never hear that song enough.

[MusicFreak]

I always liked this song too.

[Six Foot Three]

Little River Band

YouTube - Little River Band - Reminiscing (1978)