Favorite Songs Of The 1970's

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[song: Day After Day]

 

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shoobie doobie do wop!

[song: Pop Muzik]

 

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[song: The Air That I Breathe]

 

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[song: Early In The Morning]

 

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great songwriter.....

[song: Sundown]

 

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[song: If You Could Read My Mind]

 

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[song: The Wreck Of The Edmund Fitzgerald]

 

[CuseFaninVT]

[s o n g: If You Could Read My Mind]

Very nice. I've got a buddy in Colorado who absolutely loves Lightfoot. And my buddy played in a Duran Duran like band that extensively played the ski mountains in the west during the 80s.

 

[CuseFaninVT]

Dude. I've always had it out for Bonnie Raitt. I mean, all that and she can play, too. I love Emmylou too, but Bonnie is that strangely perfect combination of cute, homely and "All night long."

You summed it up perfectly in that last phrase. You have a talent with the English language my friend.

 

[tee1222]

[s o n g: Undercover Angel]

That music video...oh so pretty!

 

[cusetown1]

[song: Le Freak]

 

[tee1222]

[s o n g: Le Freak]

Yo, that just freaked me out.

 

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[song: Who Are You]

 

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[song: Cars]

 

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[song: Move On Up]

 

[CuseFaninVT]

[s o n g: Who Are You]

Keith Moon truly was a crazy person. I just watched the eagles retrospective. Joe Walsh and Moon must have been scary together.

And does anyone else see a slight resemblance to Steve Carrell and Moon?

 

[moqui]

Some Skunk Baxter, who played with just about everyone in the 70s. Someone already posted Bodhisattva, but here is another of his great Steely Dan performances
[song: Rikki Don't Lose That Number]

 

[moqui]

we used to sing the chorus to this song "never going back to Syracuse"
this is my favorite of all Baxter's work with Dan
[song: My Old School]

 

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When Becker & Fagen decided to turn Steely Dan into a pure studio effort, Baxter jumped ship to the Doobie Brothers
[song: Take Me In Your Arms (Rock Me a Little While)]

 

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Baxter brought Michael McDonald into the Doobies
[song: Takin' It To The Streets]

 

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one last Doobies cut . . . from Minte by Minute, Baxter's last album with the group
[song: What a Fool Believes]

 

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Baxter contributed the scorching lead guitar for Donna Summer's smash disco hit
[song: Hot Stuff]

 

[moqui]

in the 1980s, Baxter realized that some of the technical work he was doing with sound technology might have military applications, so he became a self-taught expert on ballistic missile defense . . . he is largely responsible for making the conceptual leap that allowed the Navy's Aegis ship defense system to become a ballistic missile defense system. He continues to work as a consultant for the DoD, NASA and several defense contractors.

Look what you can do with a wah wah pedal and a subscription to Aviation Week.

 

[br801]

Dude. I've always had it out for Bonnie Raitt. I mean, all that and she can play, too. I love Emmylou too, but Bonnie is that strangely perfect combination of cute, homely and "All night long."

Classic.

 

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in the 1980s, Baxter realized that some of the technical work he was doing with sound technology might have military applications, so he became a self-taught expert on ballistic missile defense . . . he is largely responsible for making the conceptual leap that allowed the Navy's Aegis ship defense system to become a ballistic missile defense system. He continues to work as a consultant for the DoD, NASA and several defense contractors.

Look what you can do with a wah wah pedal and a subscription to Aviation Week.

I come here to learn, and usually do.