Favorite Songs Of The 1970's

[br801]

Procol Harum, with some nice work from Robin Trower here.

[song: Whiskey Train]

 

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Some more Procol Harum.

[song: Simple Sister]

 

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I'm sneaking this in because the performance is from 1971 and I just feel like it.

[song: While My Guitar Gently Weeps]

 

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Off the fine 1979 debut album from the Pretenders.

[song: Kid]

 

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Simultaneously before their time and after their time. Crank it up.

[song: Rockaway Beach]

 

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Looking Glass. This still sounds good on the radio.

[song: Brandy (You're a Fine Girl)]

 

[br801]

Have we not even introduced Mr. Al Green?
[song: tired of being alone]

What's more 70s than Soul Train? That show warrants its own thread.

 

[tee1222]

Simultaneously before their time and after their time. Crank it up.

[s o n g: Rockaway Beach]

They went to my alma mater, and Simon & Garfunkle, Captain Kangaroo and Ernie Grunfeld.

 

[tee1222]

No lip-synch this time.
Get ready to have soul pump through your blood peeps.
Mr. Al Green.
[song: love and hapiness]

 

[tee1222]

one of the best r&b/soul songs ever recorded. as far as i know
[song: i'm still in love with you]

 

[tee1222]

my board brothers and sisters, let's stay together mmmkay?
live, because he's that good. i get chills when i hear this guys voice.
[song: let's stay together]

 

[SUFaninNJ]

Reverand Green can preach like a !!

 

[tee1222]

Reverand Green can preach like a !!

Still got it. Preach!

 

[br801]

They went to my alma mater, and Simon & Garfunkle, Captain Kangaroo and Ernie Grunfeld.

Very nice.

Grew up watching the Captain, and still remember Louie and Bouie knocking off the Bernie and Ernie Show. And that reminds me, we need a little Paul Simon in this thread...

 

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The Police

[song: So Lonely]

 

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[song: Roxanne]

 

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Sex Pistols

[song: Pretty Vacant]

 

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[song: Mind Games]

 

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[song: Whatever Gets You Through the Night]

 

[cusetown1]

[song: Dreamweaver]

 

[tee1222]

Very nice.

Grew up watching the Captain, and still remember Louie and Bouie knocking off the Bernie and Ernie Show. And that reminds me, we need a little Paul Simon in this thread...

Released in 1970. This was always a fun one, although it smells of heartbreak.
[song: cecilia]

 

[tee1222]

Really powerful song. As soft as Garfunkle's voice is, something moving in it.
[song: bride over troubled water]

 

[br801]

Like a roller coaster ride. I could listen to this on a continuous loop (and probably did at some point).

[song: L.A. Woman]

 

[tee1222]

[s o n g: Dreamweaver]

We're not worthy, we're not worthy!

 

[tee1222]

Like a roller coaster ride. I could listen to this on a continuous loop (and probably did at some point).

[s o n g: L.A. Woman]

My aunt, much younger than her other 5 sisters, moved out to LA. She saw them in the Hollywood Bowl towards the end.
Still to this day, so very envious.

I saw Floyd at the Dome, but never got to see three of my faves: Hendrix, Marley, Doors.