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FAVORITE SONGS FROM THE 70'S ALL GENRE
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Oct 2, 2008 5:01 PM PDT
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A. P. Walker says:
I love music from the 70's, here are a few of my favorites:
1. Horse with No Name- America 2. Tin Man- America 3. Pieces of April- Three Dog Night 4. Easy to be Hard- Three Dog Night This a very short collection of my favs, Ill write more later. How about you?
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Oct 2, 2008 5:42 PM PDT
Quasimoto says:
home is where the hatred is
d'yer m'aker (or whatever is it) and any Cymande, possibly my favorite band from the 70's outside of classic rock.
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Oct 2, 2008 6:08 PM PDT
A. P. Walker says:
Quasimoto:
I had forgotten about Cymande, they were definetely cool.
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Oct 3, 2008 2:36 PM PDT
Vincent R. Corvaia says:
"Campaigner" by Neil Young
"Needless to Say" by Loudon Wainwright III "River" by Joni Mitchell "We're All Alone" by Boz Skaggs "Reunions" by Carly Simon "First Episode at Hienton" by Elton John/Bernie Taupin
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Oct 3, 2008 2:42 PM PDT
Claude Bourggeois says:
1. Anne Murray-Snowbird
2. Elton John-Your Song 3. Abba-Voulez-Vous
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Oct 3, 2008 6:25 PM PDT
Gentelman Scholar says:
Anything black sabbath. Talk about an incredibly genre changing/creating group. Sabbath has one of the best drum/bass duos of all time.
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Oct 3, 2008 6:58 PM PDT
bokonon says:
Steely Dan.
It requires some serious listening time to warm up to this progressive band, but its some high quality, precise music that really hits the spot if you are in the mood. Very rewarding music.
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Oct 3, 2008 7:49 PM PDT
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A. P. Walker says:
T. Rudy:
I especially like Peg and Aja and I agree you have to be in the mood to truly enjoy it. I guess that goes for any genre of music, my taste is quite eclectic. To prove that point here is a list of some more of my favorites from the 70's. Let me know if any of them bring back fond memories of the past as they certainly should. 1. Beginnings-Chicago 2. Saturday in the Park-Chicago 3. Does Anybody Really Know What Time It Is-Chicago 4. Spinning Wheel-Blood, Sweat and Tears 5. You Made Me So Happy-Blood, Sweat and Tears 6. No Time-The Guess Who 7. Too Much Heaven-Bee Gees 8. If I Only Had My Mind On Something Else- Bee Gees 9. Uncle Albert- Paul McCartney 10.Listen to What the Man Said-Paul McCartney 11.The Best of My Love-Eagles 12.One of these Nights-Eagles 13.Take it Easy-Eagles 14.Vincent-Don McLean 15.Rocky Mountain High-John Denver 16.Sunshine on my Shoulder-John Denver 17.Black Water-Doobie Brothers 18.Another Park, Another Sunday-Doobie Brothers 19.Angie Baby-Helen Reddy 20.Walk Away-James Gang 21.Strange Majic-ELO 22.Just the Way You Are-Billy Joel 23.Don't Pull Your Love-Hamilton, Joe Frank and Reynolds 24.Fallin In Love-Hamilton, Joe Frank and Reynolds 25.Roundabout-Yes 26.Grazin in the Grass-The Friends Of Distinction 27.Gypies, Tramps and Thieves-Cher 28.I'm Not In Love-10cc 29.Too Late To Turn Back Now-Cornelius Brithers 30.I Saw the Light-Todd Rundgren 31.Hello It's Me-Todd Rundgren 32.Like A Seed-Kenny Rankin 33.Penny Lane-Kenny Rankin's version by the Beatles 34.Quiet Storm-Smokey Robinson 35.There's A Love For Everyone-The Whispers 36.Question-Moody Blues 37.I'm Just a Singer in a Rock and Roll Band-Moody Blues 38.The Story in Your Eyes-Moody Blues 39.Bridge Over Troubled Water-Simon and Garfunkel 40.He Ain't Heavy,He's My Brother-The Hollies 41.One Less Bell to Answer-The Fifth Dimension 42.Summer Snow-Blue Majic 43.Rainy Night in Georgia-Brook Benton 44.Kentucky Rain-Elvis Presley 45.It's Too Late-Carole King 46.Only Love-Carole King 47.Got To Get You Into My Life-Earth Wind and Fire 48.How Much I Feel-Ambrosia 49.Without You-Harry Nilsson 50.Running on Empty-Jackson Browne Okay, I think that's enough for now to get this party started...... ADDENDUM- 9-20-09 @ 6:07 PM EDT I was informed that I left out "Stand" by Sly and The Family Stone, so here it is.
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Oct 3, 2008 8:18 PM PDT
Jim Nasium says:
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Oct 3, 2008 8:22 PM PDT
A. P. Walker says:
Thanks, I welcome corrections cheerfully. I will delete them.
They were on the 70's list on Itunes.
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Oct 3, 2008 8:59 PM PDT
Anubis says:
how about Nicolete Larson -lotta love or Cliff Richards -devil woman Bob Welch ebony eyes jackie blue Ozark mountain daredevils ELO telephone the list could go on for a long time I love 70s music
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Oct 3, 2008 9:09 PM PDT
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A. P. Walker says:
Anubis:
Yeah, you're right it could go on for a long time, let's hope it does. Don't you think it brings back great memories though? I love the song Jackie Blue.
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Oct 5, 2008 1:07 AM PDT
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Y. Vikulova says:
Tried to put them in order from best:
1. Jean-Michel Jarre - Equinoxe IV 2. Jean-Michel Jarre - Oxygene IV 3. Jean-Jacques Perrey - Passport To The Future 4. Aleksei Rybnikov - Lestnica V Nebo (means: Ladder To The Sky) 5. Pink Floyd - Another Brick In The Wall (Part 2) 6. Space - Just Blue 7. The Clash - Hateful 8. Kraftwerk - Das Modell 9. Vangelis - La Petite Fille De La Mer 10. Jean-Jacques Perrey - Hello, Dolly 11. Eduard Artemyev - Pohod (from "Sibiriade") 12. The Alan Parsons Project - Lucifer 13. Droids - (Do You Have) The Force 14. Space - Magic Fly 15. Pink Floyd - The Trial 16. Aleksei Rybnikov - Ty Mne Verish (means: Do You Belive Me) 17. Space Art - Onyx 18. Tangerine Dream - Force Majeure 19. The Clash - Koka Kola 20. The Clash - London Calling Jean-Michel Jarre creates his most famous work "Oxygen." Jean-Jacques Perrey is one of the pioneers of electronic music, this is my favorite track by him. Aleksei Rybnikov (sometimes written Alexei Rybnikov; Russian doesn't appear properly on this website) is one of the best Russian soundtrack composers. The first song (#4) is from the movie "That Munchhausen" (1979), the other one is from "Bolshoe kosmicheskoe puteshestvie" (means: Big Cosmic Adventure). Eduard Artemyev is also soundtrack composer, he wrote music to "Solaris" and "Stalker". This track from "Sibiriade" was remixed by several bands, most famously by PPK. I'm surprised no one mentioned Pink Floyd, they also write probably their best work. The Clash writes their most famous album, "London Calling" in 1979. Space is Didier Marouani band. Famous in old school electronic circles. Tangerine Dream is one of the founders of berlin school. Klaus Schulze also appears in the 70s, but I haven't listened to his early albums. Greek composer Vangelis can be heard everywhere with the climax of his 1982 "Chariots of Fire". "La petite fille de la mer" is a beautiful track from "L'apocalypse des animaux" (1973). I forgot to mention, I also like "The Show Must Go On" by Three Dog Night. The only song I like by them.
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Oct 7, 2008 8:38 PM PDT
SOUTHERN ROCK ETC. says:
The legendary song "Can't you see" bythe Marshall Tucker Band
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Oct 8, 2008 3:03 AM PDT
Token American Cabbie says:
Too many to list,but here goes..
We're an American Band..Grand Funk Railroad Truckin'..GRateful Dead Flirtin with Disaster..Molly Hatchet Angie..Stones The Night the Lights Went Down in Georgia..Vicky Lawrence Go All the Way..The Raspberries Day After Day..Badfinger Maggie May..Rod Stewart Dream On..Aerosmith Working Man..Rush Horse With No Name..America Smoke on the Water...Deep Purple Magic Man..Heart My Sharona..The Knack Money..Pink Floyd Don't Fear the Reaper..BOC Free Bird..Lynyrd Skynyrd Won't Get Fooled..The Who Escape..Rupert Holmes..the last #1 in the 1970s...fwiw Tush..ZZ Top I Like to Rock..April Wine
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Oct 29, 2008 4:35 PM PDT
J. L. says:
Jarre - Oxygene and Equinoxe albums.
Kraftwerk - Die Roboter, Spacelab, Metropolis, Die Mensch-Maschine Tangerine Dream - The Encore and Force Majeure albums. Pink Floyd - Run like Hell Synergy - Delta One Inti-Illimani - The Viva Chile and La Nueva Canción Chilena albums.
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Oct 29, 2008 9:45 PM PDT
James Simpson says:
Here's my list of the greatest Hard Rock/Heavy Metal songs of the 70s
1.Stairway to Heaven-Led Zeppelin 2.War Pigs-Black Sabbath 3.Child in Time-Deep Purple 4.Victim of Changes-Judas Priest 5.Paranoid-Black Sabbath 6.Highway Star-Deep Purple 7.Stargazer-Rainbow 8.Black Sabbath-Black Sabbath 9.Highway to Hell-AC/DC 10.Iron Man-Black Sabbath 11.Smoke on the Water-Deep Purple 12.Beyond the Realms of Death-Judas Priest 13.N.I.B-Black Sabbath 14.Rock and Roll-Led Zeppelin 15.Sabbath Bloody Sabbath-Black Sabbath 16.Space Station Number Five-Montrose 17.Gates of Babylon-Rainbow 18.Burn-Deep Purple 19.Kashmir-Led Zeppelin 20.Symptom of the Universe-Black Sabbath 21.Detroit Rock City-Kiss 22.Runnin with the Devil-Van Halen 23.Children of the Grave-Black Sabbath 24.Rock Bottom-UFO 25.Breadfan-Budgie 26.Search and Destroy-Iggy and the Stooges 27.Sails of Charon-Scorpions 28.Rock and Roll all Nite-Kiss 29.Lights Out-UFO 30.Immigrant Song-Led Zeppelin 31.Kill the King-Rainbow 32.Into the Void-Black Sabbath 33.Black Dog-Led Zeppelin 34.Easy Livin-Uriah Heep 35.2112-Rush 36.Don't Fear the Reaper-Blue Oyster Cult 37.Overkill-Motorhead 38.Dreamer Deciever-Judas Priest 39.Docter Doctor-UFO 40.Working Man-Rush 41.Tyrant-Judas Priest 42.Let There Be Rock-AC/DC 43.Sweet Leaf-Black Sabbath 44.Sinner-Judas Priest 45.Toys in the Attic-Aerosmith 46.Hell Bent For Leather-Judas Priest 47.Achilles last Stand-Led Zeppelin 48.Exciter-Judas Priest 49.I'm Eighteen-Alice Cooper 50.The Ripper-Judas Priest 51.Dream On-Aerosmith 52.Whole Lotta Rosie-AC/DC 53.Emerald-Thin Lizzy 54.Stranglehold-Ted Nugent 55.School's Out-Alice Cooper 56.Sweet Emotion-Aerosmith 57.Cat Scratch Fever-Ted Nugent 58.Deuce-Kiss 59.Welcome to my Nightmare-Alice Cooper 60.Black Diamond-Kiss 61.Speed King-Deep Purple 62.Faires wear Boots-Black Sabbath 63.Virgin Killer-Scorpions 64.Rock the Nations-Montrose 65.Cities on flame with Rock and Roll-Blue Oyster Cult 66.It's a long way to the Top-AC/DC 67.Billion Dollar Babies-Alice Cooper 68.Dirty Deeds Done Dirt Cheap-AC/DC 69.Gypsy-Uriah Heep 70.Mississipi Queen-Mountain 71.Love to Love-UFO 72.Man on the Silver Mountain-Rainbow 73.Sin City-AC/DC 74.Jailbreak-Thin Lizzy 75.Megalomania-Black Sabbath 76.Bad Reputation-Thin Lizzy 77.Atomic Punk-Van Halen 78.Hair of the Dog-Nazareth 79.Dissident Agressor-Judas Priest 80.Hole in the Sky-Black Sabbath 81.When the Levee Breaks-Led Zeppelin 82.God Save the Queen-The Sex Pistols 83.Walk this Way-Aerosmith 84.Godzilla-Blue Oyster Cult 85.After Forever-Black Sabbath 86.The Writ-Black Sabbath 87.Bad Motor Scooter-Montrose 88.The Wizard-Black Sabbath 89.The Green Manalishi-Judas Priest 90.Don't Believe a Word-Thin Lizzy 91.Riff Raff-AC/DC 92.Snowblind-Black Sabbath 93.The Boys are Back in Town-Thin Lizzy 94.Gimme Danger-Iggy and the Stooges 95.July Morning-Uriah Heep 96.Astronomy-Blue Oyster Cult 97.Anarchy in the U.K-The Sex Pistols 98.Supernaut-Black Sabbath 99.Speed King-Deep Purple 100.God of Thunder-Kiss For the rockers out there....have fun with the list!
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Oct 29, 2008 11:49 PM PDT
S. Johnson says:
steely dan definitely rocks!
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Oct 29, 2008 11:51 PM PDT
S. Johnson says:
wow you and i have similar tastes; good post A!
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Oct 30, 2008 6:21 AM PDT
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Thomas A. Corpino says:
No Compassion - Talking Heads
Rockaway Beach - Ramones Ever Fallen In Love? - The Buzzcocks Sonic Reducer - The Dead Boys Safe European Home - The Clash Listening In - The Undertones Alternative Ulster - Stiff Little Fingers Starry Eyes - The Records Take It Off The Top - Dixie Dregs White Punks On Dope - The Tubes Heart Of The City - Nick Lowe Watching The Detectives - Elvis Costello
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Oct 30, 2008 8:54 PM PDT
R. B. Briggs says:
Where's all the reggae music? Anything by Bob Marley and the Wailers
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Nov 2, 2008 8:07 AM PST
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A. P. Walker says:
James Simpson:
I think I still have the Alice Cooper " School's Out" album @ my mom's house and in mint condition. Great list. Althea
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Nov 3, 2008 11:05 AM PST
A. P. Walker says:
R.R.Summers:
We've got nothing but time on our hands here, go ahead list your 1,000 songs. Amazon has plenty of space. Althea Recent discussions in the "music" forum (1023 discussions)
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