Music from the 70s

Another soul girl here alongside petra, Fallingstar & Shel1951.

Anything at all by Stevie Wonder, Just my Imagination by Temptations (our wedding song), The love I lost Harold Melvin & the Blue Notes, Chaka's amazing I'm Every Woman, September Earth,Wind & Fire, soundtracks to Shaft, Superfly and Saturday Night Fever; the Philly sound, Barry White, You to me are Everything The Real Thing....

Again, so so difficult, just too many wonderful tunes and memories to choose from. Thanks twaddle

Led Zeppelin and Pink Floyd. Love them. Part of my OU degree includes a module on Progressive Music of the 70s. I gave a presentation on Ramble on by Led Zeppelin.

Claim to fame - I was at the 1970 Isle of Wight festival. I saw Hendrix!

Orleans - Still the One.

Georgesgran, given his untimely death, 'Time in a Bottle' is bittersweet.

Carole King, "I'll be your friend"

Bob Dylan " Knocking on heaven's door"

Joan Baez - the passion of that time! -chose a less known one
www.youtube.com/watch?v=jMuarnr5J28&list=RDjMuarnr5J28&start_radio=1
"blessed are"

Also of course Motown, but most of all as a new start,

It has to be Reggae. I went to Bob Marley's second UK gig in Hackney . wow. Redemption song
www.youtube.com/watch?v=9ZpxaeICYyg&list=RD9ZpxaeICYyg&start_radio=1
also popular as in "No woman no cry" etc

If I want to shed a few tears and feel sorry for myself, it’s Time in a Bottle, Jim Croce. Otherwise Motown, Marvin Gaye, etc.

Edgar Broughton Band, Frank Zappa as well as the more well known, just caught the tail end of the hippies. I really didn’t have the thighs for crushed velvet!

twaddle

Some 1970s classics:

Bohemian Rhapsody - Queen
Stairway to Heaven - Led Zeppelin
Stuck in the middle with you - Stealers Wheel

Yes to all of those.
Especially Led Zeppelin. For years they played the hallmark guitar riff that goes with ‘whole lotta love’, my all time favourite.

I'm a later 70s punk here. That's where I cut my musical teeth, and I'm still listening to it now - through the years I've embraced rock, metal, indie, goth, emo - you name it. I'm still going to gigs and love discovering new bands and new music.

I was a rock fan, but I also like gentler music by singers such as Sandy Denny.

That is my musical era - still in primary school at the start of the 70s and legally an adult before the end of the decade.

I loved most of the chart hits, from glam rock, through to country music, and most things in between..
Actually, I wasn't a fan of punk or Motown, but would always sing along to absolutely anything that was playing, even the stuff I didn't particularly like. I bought myself a little transistor radio when I was 12 and it went everywhere with me.

When Bohemian Rhapsody was released, it blew my mind, as it was so different from anything that came before it!
If I were to make a list of my personal top ten favourite songs of all times, it would still be on there. Others might be Baker Street by Gerry Rafferty and Music by John Miles, though in all honesty I think it would be very difficult not to extend the list from ten to at least a hundred.

I was a big rock fan (still am) and loved Genesis, Yes, King Crimson and Led Zeppelin as well as Deep Purple and Boston. I also loved singer/songwriters of both sexes such as Neil Young, Roberta Flack, Joni Mitchell and Jim Croce.
I still play the music of the 70s.

The heartthrobs- David Cassidy, David Essex, Donnie Osmond- to name but 3

Some 1970s classics:

Bohemian Rhapsody - Queen
Stairway to Heaven - Led Zeppelin
Stuck in the middle with you - Stealers Wheel

Shel1951

Motown all the way..Otis Redding sitting on the dock of the bay

Now that is just a classic. Doesn’t matter how many times I hear it I never grow tired of that voice. Pure soul.

I was a hippy all the way!

I confess I wasn't a Motown fan.

I agree with Grandmabatty that it was a very diverse decade, so I still had plenty of choice.

Motown all the way..Otis Redding sitting on the dock of the bay

I think the 70s was the most diverse era in music. The decade started with the hippy era, moved to glam rock, heavy rock, West Coast USA soft rock, then punk then headed into romantic rock by the end of the decade. In between there were some really awful things- brotherhood of man, agadoo, there's no one quite like grandma, mother of mine and shadduppa ya face- to name but some! As well as some wonderful songs from every genre.

Oh and anything Motown.

Loved Elton’s early hits in the 70s, glam rock artists like Slade and TRex, Neil Diamond and ABBA.

petra

There’s only one, Marvin Gaye What’s going on ( the whole album of course.
Joy of joy my granddaughter has just discovered him 🥰

I had a little smirk when my daughter had some 70s music played at her wedding.

There’s only one, Marvin Gaye What’s going on ( the whole album of course.
Joy of joy my granddaughter has just discovered him 🥰