songs from the 70s

[chicago]

Marvin Gaye - "Got To Give It Up" (1977)

 

[chicago]

Average White Band - "Pick Up The Pieces" (1974)

 

[rdhd]

"smiling faces sometimes"...... don't this song ring true still today????

 

[chicago]

"smiling faces sometimes"...... don't this song ring true still today????

Yep, prolly wouldn't still be popular otherwise

 

[Bator]

Supertramp - Rudy (1974)



Supertramp - Rudy (live 1979}

 

[Bator]

Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young - Carry On (1970)

 

[Bator]

Nick Lowe - Cruel To Be Kind (1979)

 

[Bator]

Sex Pistols - Pretty Vacant (1977)

 

[Bator]

Electric Light Orchestra (ELO) - Last Train To London (1979)

 

[Bator]

Pink Floyd - Welcome To The Machine (1975)

 

[TMF Jeff]

Gordon Lightfoot - Sundown

 

[Bator]

Genesis - Dance On A Volcano (1976)

 

[Cosmo_ac]

Stumbled on this enchanting song just a little while ago, and love it.

EVERYTHING IS EVERYTHING WITCHI TAI TO - Jim Pepper



"Can I help you with something chief ?"

"Not right now, enjoy the rest of your meal."

- Sleepers

 

[Bator]

War - Summer (1976)

 

[rdhd]

Bator-
That one's a true lost gem! Thanks for that one.

 

[Bator]

Bator-
That one's a true lost gem! Thanks for that one.

You're very welcome indeed rdhd. We have a saying here in Scotland, "We love summer, it's our favourite day of the year" . Seriously though, it's not quite that bad 🙂

 

[Bator]

Sammy Johns - Chevy Van (1975)

 

[Bator]

Albert Hammond - It Never Rains In California (1973)

 

[Bator]

Bad Company - Simple Man (1976)

 

[Bator]

Van Halen - Ain't Talkin' Bout Love (1978)

 

[rdhd]

Bator-
Another great from the day.... when Eddie & David Lee got along

 

[Bator]

Bator-
Another great from the day.... when Eddie & David Lee got along

rdhd, Aye, that was my favourite version of Van Halen. Nothing quite like the original band.

 

[Bator]

The Moody Blues - Lost In A Lost World (1972)

 

[rdhd]

again.... you picked my favorite band! The Moodies..... most here have likely never heard of them.

 

[Bator]

again.... you picked my favorite band! The Moodies..... most here have likely never heard of them.

I was lucky enough to see them twice, never with Mike Pinder though. Once with Ray Thomas but he had passed away when I saw them the second time.