Favorite Songs Of The 1970's

[orangefan13]

[Song: Brave warriors riders of the plain ,Apache]
They look so high.

 

[tee1222]

[S o n g: Brave warriors riders of the plain ,Apache]
They look so high.

Boy, you aren't kidding.
Looks like they took horse tranquilizers mixed with hit over the head with large boulder. Maybe a little acid thrown in for good measure, but who knows.
Yikes!

 

[tee1222]

I knew I heard that melody before.

 

[obliterata]

[Song: Brave warriors riders of the plain ,Apache]
They look so high.

and here's the original (not tagging cuz it's from the 60s):

 

[obliterata]

it's UK night --- no, not that UK.....

[song: Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey]

 

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[song: Live And Let Die]

 

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probably my favorite post-Beatles song of his.....

[song: My Love]

 

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his first hit.....

[song: Maggie May]

 

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[song: Tonight's The Night]

 

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I think the synth riff is absolutely tremendous, not to mention the blonde.....

[song: Da Ya Think I'm Secksy]

 

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works for the 70s and 80s, recorded and released in 1979 and reached number one in the US in 1980.....

[song: Another Brick In The Wall (Part 2)]

 

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[song: Money]

 

[moqui]

Emmylou Harris doesn't write most of her own material, but she did write this tribute to her mentor, Gram Parsons
[song: Boulder to Birmingham]

 

[moqui]

on her first few albums, Harris relied heavily on Parsons' songs
[song: Sin City]

 

[moqui]

Another Parsons number
[song: Luxury Liner]

 

[moqui]

and when she wasn't covering Parsons, she was covering Rodney Crowell (who also played in her band on many of her early albums)
[song: Ain't Livin' Long Like This]

 

[moqui]

this Crowell song has been covered by Leon Russell, Willie Nelson, Van Morrison and many others, and Emmylou's version holds up to anyone's. From the 1975 album Elite Hotel, but this is a 1983 live performance, accompanied by Crowell & Albert Lee
[song: Till I Gain Control Again]

 

[moqui]

one more Rodney Crowell penned tune
[song: Even Cowgirls Get the Blues]

 

[moqui]

a beautiful version of Dolly Parton's song
[song: To Daddy]

 

[moqui]

and a Delbert McClinton number
[song: Two More Bottles of Wine]

 

[moqui]

and finally, Emmylou and the Hot Band serve up a swinging, countrified version of a classic Chuck Berry tune
[song: (You Never Can Tell) C'est la Vie]

 

[br801]

If you have to own one Rolling Stones album, I'd recommend Exile on Main St.

[song: Happy]

 

[br801]

[song: Sweet Virginia]

 

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[song: All Down the Line]

 

[br801]

[song: Loving Cup]