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What songs from the 1970’s are on your playlist?

The 1970's were a great time for me, full of wonderful music to go along with the best decade of my life. So many songs to choose from, but I will start with one of my all time fav Fleetwood Mac songs "Go your own way" from the incredible Rumours album, recorded in 1977. I am pretty sure I wore this album out!!

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Bee Gees

Lonely Days.  1970

How Can You Mend A Broken Heart.  1971

Run To Me.  1972

Jive Talkin'.  1975

Nights On Broadway.  1975

Fanny (Be Tender With My Love).  1976

You Should Be Dancing.  1976

Love So Right.  1976

Boogie Child.  1977

How Deep Is Your Love.  1977

Stayin' Alive.  1977

Night Fever.  1978

Too Much Heaven.  1978

Tragedy.  1979

Love You Inside Out.  1979

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America:

A Horse With No Name.  1972

I Need You.  1972

Ventura Highway.  1972

Don't Cross The River.  1973

Tin Man.  1974

Lonely People.  1975

Sister Golden Hair.  1975

Today's The Day.  1976

 

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1977:   You Light Up My Life.  Debby Boone.  10

             Best Of My Love.  Emotions.  5

             I Just Want To Be Your Everything.  Andy Gibb.  4

             Evergreen. Barbra Streisand.  3

             Sir Duke.  Stevie Wonder.  3

 

1978:   Night Fever.  Bee Gees.  8

             Shadow Dancing.  Andy Gibb.  7

             Le Freak.  Chic.  6

             Stayin' Alive.  Bee Gees.  4

             Kiss You All Over.  Exile.  4

 

1979:   My Sharona.  Knack.  6

             Bad Girls.  Donna Summer.  5

             Da Ya Think I'm Sexy?  Rod Stewart.  4

             Reunited.  Peaches & Herb.  4

             I Will Survive.  Gloria Gaynor.  3

             Not Stuff.  Donna Summer.  3

             Escape (The Pina Coloda Song).  Rupert Holmes. 3

 

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The Police


1978

Can't stand losing you

Roxanne

1979

Message in a bottle 

Walking on the moon

 

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So very hard to go by Tower of Power 1973

 

Love this song!!

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ABBA  -  

 

Waterloo (1974)

SOS (1975)

Dancing Queen (1976)

Fernando (1976)

Mamma Mia (1976)

Knowing Me, Knowing You (1976)

Money Money Money (1976)

The Name Of The Game (1977)

Take A Chance On Me (1977)

Chiquitita (1979) 

Voulez-Vous (1979)

Gimme Gimme Gimme (1979)

 

“When the power of love overcomes the love of power, the world will know peace.” - Jimi Hendrix
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The incredible Tapestry album by Carole King, released in 1971. Absolutely wore this album out!

 

I feel the earth move

So far away

It's too late

Home again

Beautiful

Way over yonder

You've got a friend

Where you lead

Will you love me tomorrow?

Smackwater Jack

Tapestry

(You make me feel like) A natural woman

 

 

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1973:   Killing Me Softly With His Song.  Roberta Flack.  5

             The A Yellow Ribbon.  Dawn.  4

             My Love. Paul & Wings. 4

 

1974:   The Way We Were.  Barbra Streisand.  3

              Seasons In The Sun.  Terry Jacks.  3

             The Streak.  Ray Stevens.  3

             Having My Baby. Paul Anka.  3

 

1975:   Love Will Keep Us Together.  Captain & Tennille.  4

             He Don't Love You (Like I Love You).  Dawn.  3

             Bad Blood.  Neil Sedaka.  3

             Island Girl.  Elton John.  3

             Fly, Robin, Fly.  Silver Convention. 3

 

1976:   Tonight's The Night.  Rod Stewart.  8

             Silly Love Songs.  Wings.  5

             Disco Lady.  Johnnie Taylor.  4

             Don't Go Breaking My Heart. Elton & Kiki Dee. 4

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Songs with the most weeks at #1:

 

1970:   Bridge Over Troubled Water.  Simon & Garfunkel.  6

             I'll Be There.  Jackson 5.  5

             Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head.  BJ Thomas.  4

             Close To You.  Carpenters.  4

             My Sweet Lord.  George Harrison.  4

 

1971:   Joy To The World.  Three Dog Night.  6

             One Bad Apple.  Osmonds.  5

             It's Too Late.  Carole King.  5

             Maggie May.  Rod Stewart.  5

             How Can You Mend A Broken Heart.  Bee Gees.  4

 

1972:   The First Time I Ever Saw Your Face.  Roberta Flack.  6

             Alone Again.  Gilbert O'Sullivan.  6

             American Pie.  Don McLean.  4

             Without You.  Nilsson.  4

             I Can See Clearly Now.  Johnny Nash.  4

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Santana


1970

Black magic woman 

Oye como va 

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And I completely forget Gold Dust Woman by Fleetwood Mac and Man in Black by Johnny Cash

 

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Danny Boy by Jackie Wilson, the best I ever  heard,all motown,so many can't name them all,marvin Gaye can I get a witness, smoky robinson, the temptations,  fourtops,etc,,,,,

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Another album that I can't believe it missed - 

 

Gemini Suite - Deep Purple & The Light Music Society Orchestra (1970)

 

A follow up to Concerto, also written by Jon Lord. Once again, the band weren't entirely on board, but they went along with it so long as it got minimal publicity. There was only one live performance, but it was still a sell out, and well received.

 

Jon Lord followed up with a studio album release in 1971, minus two band members, with guest artists and the London Symphony Orchestra. The live album was not released until 1993.

 

 

“When the power of love overcomes the love of power, the world will know peace.” - Jimi Hendrix
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My Maria by BW Stevenson 1973. One of my all time favorite songs to blast in the car!!

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Somehow I forgot one of my favorite songs from the 70s.

Solsbury Hill by Peter Gabriel.

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My final 70s post. Two of my favorite songs released in the 70s that have remained  my all time favorites to this day. imagine by John Lennon and Happy Xmas (War is Over) by John, Yoko, et al

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More faves from my own library, not YouTube:.                                    Carryovers that started in the 60s - anything by the Kinks, CCR, the Moody Blues and the Rolling Stones.                                              The beautiful pre-disco ballads of the BeeGees.                                Disco- and later BeeGees songs, Nights on Broadway and Tragedy

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And even more from my YouTube playlist.                             Give me Three Steps - Lynyrd Skynard.                                            Mandolin Wind and Reason to Believe Rod Stewart

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More of my 1970s YouTube playlist:.                                             Aqualung - Jethro Tull.                  I Want You to Want Me - Cheap Trick.                                                  Wheel in the Sky - Journey.             You Really Got Me - Van Halen.     Everything I Own - Bread.              Teach Your Children - CSNY.          Be My Lover and Under my Wheels Alice Cooper.                      Love Hurts - Nazareth.                    One Way or Another - Blondie

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There are so many I will do this in several posts. Thank goodness for YouTube's unlimited storage watch lists!      No particular order:.                        Jeepster by T-Rex.                           Carry on My Wayward Son by Kansas.                                               25 or 6 to 4 by Chicago.               Bangladesh by George Harrison.                                            Hey You by Bachman Turner Overdrive.                                          San Bernadino by Christie

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My Favorites Are....Neil Diamond, Barry Manilow and Gilbert O'Sullivan!

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A collection of Rainbow albums, as I have long been a fan of Ritchie Blackmore.  

 

Ritchie Blackmore's Rainbow (1975)

Rising (1976)

Long Live Rock 'n' Roll (1978)

Down to Earth (1979)

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Escape (The Pina Colada Song). Rupert Holmes

Don't Give Up On Us. David Soul

Ring My Bell. Anita Ward

Dream Weaver. Gary Wright

Billy, Don't Be A Hero.  Bo Donaldson

You're Having My Baby. Paul Anka

Bad Blood. Neil Sedaka

Torn Between Two Lovers. Mary MacGregor

The Morning After. Maureen McGovern

Come And Get Your Love. Redbone

Emotion. Samantha Sang

Then Came You. Spinners and Dionne Warwick

Indiana Wants Me. R Dean Taylor

Tell It All Brother. Kenny Rogers and First Edition

 

 

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Play That Funky Music. Wild Cherry

Without You.  Nilsson

Disco Lady.  Johnnie Taylor

My Eyes Adored You.  Frankie Valli

Love Is In The Air.  John Paul Young

It's A Heartache.  Bonnie Tyler

Brand New Key.  Melanie

The Night Chicago Died.  Paper Lace

Lovin' You.  Minnie Riperton

Julie, Do Ya Love Me.  Bobby Sherman

My Maria.  B W Stevenson

Wildflower.  Skylark

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Pablo Cruise

 

Whatcha gonna do 1977

Love will find a way 1978

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AC/DC

 

TNT 1975

1976
Dirty deeds done dirt cheap

Big balls

It's a long way to the top (If you wanna rock n roll)

Sin city 1978

1979

Highway to hell

Girls got rhythm 

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Right Back Where We Started From.  Maxine Nightingale

Me and Mrs Jones.  Billy Paul

Put Your Hand In The Hand.  Ocean

Indian Reservation.  Paul Revere

Fly Robin Fly.  Silver Convention

Power of Love.  Joe Simon

Moonlight Feels Right. Starbuck

Everything is Beautiful. Ray Stevens

The Things We Do For Love. 10CC

Disco Inferno. Trammps

Grease.  Frankie Valli

Baby Don't Get Hooked On Me. Mac Davis

Still The One. Orleans

Stumblin' In.  Suzy Quatro

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The Kinks

 

1970
Lola 

Apeman 

Celluloid heroes 1972

Father Christmas 1977

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How Long. Ace

My Ding-A-Ling. Chuck Berry

Hooked On A Feeling. Blue Suede

Right On The Top Of My Tongue. Brenda &Tabulations

Everlasting Love. Carl Carlton

Groovy Situation. Gene Chandler

Yellow River. Christie

Hot Rod Lincoln. Commander Cody

i Hear You Knocking. Dave Edmonds

Vehicle.  Ides of March

Mississippi Queen.  Mountain

Which Way You Going Billy.  Poppy Family

Ma Belle Ami. Tee Set

Free Ride. Edgar Winter

 

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1975

 

I'm not in love 10cc

Tangled up in blue Bob Dylan

Jive talkin' Bee Gees

Love is the drug Roxy Music

Love to love you baby Donna Summer

I love music O'Jays

Shining Star Earth,Wind&Fire

You sexy thing Hot Chocolate

Slow ride Foghat

The Hustle Van McCoy

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