Favorite Songs Of The 1970's

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[song: Hand in Hand]

 

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He'll receive his proper due in some future 60s thread.

Frankie Valli

[My Eyes Adored You]

 

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Bellamy Brothers

[song: Let Your Love Flow]

 

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Cornelius Brothers and Sister Rose

[song: Treat Her Like a Lady]

 

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Redbone

[song: Come and Get Your Love]

 

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Badfinger

[song; Day After Day]

 

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The Stampeders

[song: Sweet City Woman]

 

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Dave Edmunds

[song: I Hear You Knocking]

 

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[song: Love Her Madly]

 

[ebucklewis]

[song: I Can't Be Satisfied ]
Muddy Waters with Johnny Winter on guitar

http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_detailpage&v=23ElxF5slrM

 

[moqui]

[song: One Of These Nights]

I'm not a big Eagles fan, but this cut has one of the great bass lines in pop history

 

[ebucklewis]

Moqui got me thinking about bass riffs.

[song: walk on the wild side] apologies if it is already posted..

 

[ebucklewis]

I'm going to put this entire album here - one of the greatest live albums ever - Duane Allman taught a generation of white kids how to play the blues.. I still get shivers listening to his slide playing..

 

[ebucklewis]

[song: Wild In The Streets] Garland Jeffries

 

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[Song: No Second Chance] band - Charlie

I wore this record out as a yout

 

[ebucklewis]

[song: Surf City] Crack the Sky

no 70's list is complete without Crack the Sky

 

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David Allan Coe
[song: Long Haired Redneck]

 

[moqui]

[song: If That Ain't Country]

 

[moqui]

some claim that this Steve Goodman penned number is the perfect country music song . . . listen through to the final verse to understand why
[song: You Never Even Called Me By My Name]

 

[moqui]

Coe wrote this massive hit for Johnny Paycheck
[song: Take This Job and Shove It]

 

[ebucklewis]

[song: The Green Manalishi] Fleetwood Mac (Peter Green)

 

[moqui]

Paycheck was not part of the Outlaw music movement, but he was a legitimate outlaw, doing time for everything from forgery to tax evasion; he even did two years for shooting a heckler during a show!
[song: I'm the Only Hell My Mama Ever Raised]

 

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[song: Colorado Kool Aid]

 

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Tompall Glaser was a part of the Outlaw movement . . . arguably, he was its founder, but he never approached the fame or success of movement leaders Waylon & Willie
[song: Put Another Log on the Fire]

 

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Charlie Daniels
[song: Uneasy Rider]