Non stop 70s hits. What’s your favorite?

Nexus63
That’s one of my favourites as well, but I doubt they’d be allowed to play it on the radio anymore.
Rather inappropriate!

i use an old fashioned mp3 player, all my music on it is from 60s, 70s and a few from 80s, favs are bay city rollers, mud, sweet and my late husbands song he used to sing to me was young girl by gary puckett and the union gap, he was 18 years older than me..lol.

Honeysuckleberries
My whole bedroom was covered in Jackie pinups, my favourite was a devastatingly handsome Cat Stevens.

The seventies for me was the best of times and the worst of times.
But the music takes me right back there.
David Bowie,Led Zeppelin, Rod Stewart, Cat Stevens, loved Lou Reed, although it’s been covered probably hundreds of times, Perfect Day still brings a tear to my eye.

David Essex

I was a teen in the 70's and there was some fantastic music, of all genres. disco, funk, R&B, and rock. I had a crush on John Denver, but I also loved was Desolation Boulevard by Sweet. I also loved the Beatles. although they were already split, Carly Simon, Steve Miller Band, Cheap Trick. So much good music.

There is a Singers and Songwriters set of discs available from Time Life that have a real variety of great music. I have a disc in my car all the time for longer trips.

Loved the 70’s. Nobody’s mentioned Simon and Garfunkel. Compulsive listening as a duo and still a fan of both as artists in their own right.
So many good singers then and Johnie Walker with Sounds of the 70’s on Sunday afternoon a real trip down memory lane.

Ooh yes all of the music except Queen couldn’t stand them. Remember Jackie magazine with the fold out centre pages. I used to pin David Bowie up on my wall which had the added bonus of scaring my mother ?

Hot Chocolate Errol Brown , Barry White

Dee1012

This takes me back to that very hot summer of 76! Crushes on boys, cheesecloth and love beads.

Please enjoy and remember 1976

www.youtube.com/watch?v=f35JyHY38a0

Blondiescot

LadyStardust

Blondiescot I was horrified to read this week that God Save the Queen was released this week, 45 years ago! How is that possible? It was my 18th birthday at that time and the Silver Jubilee so there was much celebrating and pogoing! I still have my Union Jack vest I wore back then, but more a punk thing than nod to the monarchy. I should've dug it out for this weekend!

I've kept the leopardskin mini skirt I used to wear then (with ripped fishnets and Doc Martens, obviously!) as a reminder of my punk heyday, although I reckon it might just about fit over one thigh these days, lol!

LadyStardust

Blondiescot I was horrified to read this week that God Save the Queen was released this week, 45 years ago! How is that possible? It was my 18th birthday at that time and the Silver Jubilee so there was much celebrating and pogoing! I still have my Union Jack vest I wore back then, but more a punk thing than nod to the monarchy. I should've dug it out for this weekend!

I've kept the leopardskin mini skirt I used to wear then (with ripped fishnets and Doc Martens, obviously!) as a reminder of my punk heyday, although I reckon it might just about fit over one thigh these days, lol!

Rod Stewart all the way....Loved Mandolin Wind.....".Maggie I wish I'd never seen your face"
Pure magic

Blondiescot I was horrified to read this week that God Save the Queen was released this week, 45 years ago! How is that possible? It was my 18th birthday at that time and the Silver Jubilee so there was much celebrating and pogoing! I still have my Union Jack vest I wore back then, but more a punk thing than nod to the monarchy. I should've dug it out for this weekend!

As it's the jubilee weekend, dare I suggest God Save the Queen?

I was a nanny in Toronto in 76/77 and had a fabulous time. My friends and I used to go to 3 different discos every week. I managed to have 3 different (innocent) boyfriends as well, until they all met one night. Oops. Onwards and upwards to just one. ABBA’s Dancing Queen was one to dance to every time, Daddy Cool by Boney M and The Year of the cat, Al Stewart. The Hustle was a brilliant dance. I also had 3 birthdays and got engaged just for the free champagne ? I loved the 70s.
I’m still friends with 3 of the girls I met over there. I was the only one who came back to the UK. We all married, had children and now have grandchildren more or less as the same time. I think we all feel in our 20s when we hear certain songs again.

Oh. An old thread. Never mind, nice memories.

The 60s for me. Everything we danced to in those far off days.

The 70s weren`t bad for music, but the 60s were better!

An old thread from 2 years ago. I didn’t twig until I saw the name gillybob and for a fleeting moment thought ‘oh good, is she back?’.

The best music was the 1960s to the 1980s but the 1970s had such a variety of great music for everyone it is probably the best decade. I think disco was my favourite, the Bee Gees 'Saturday Night Fever' involved such fun on the dance floor, plus Donna Summer of course. But there were so many other good tracks not just disco!

Dh and i love it too Nannytrace.
The 70`s was the best imo.

Oopsminty
You'll find some Northern Soul on YouTube, some even with a pretty young woman dancing to it!

I liked ABBA, Grease, The Bay City Rollers, 'Don't Walk, Boogie' was one of my very first albums as a double-digit kid (I'd had Disney albums before that).
We love the oldies from the 60s & 70s in our house as music was just so much better then, although not as innocent as we remember it if we listen properly these days! Haha.
I think I really took more notice of music when I went off to boarding school aged 10, mix 70s, as we had junior disco on Monday nights, intermediate on Tuesdays, senior on Wednesdays then Top of The Pops in our dorms on Thursdays, the film in the big hall for all the school on Fridays, then on Saturdays we had the whole school disco.
Sunday was a quiet night!
Oh, the memories... ??

I loved cheescloth and you don't seem to see anything in it now. It was beautifully cool in summer.

Being married in 1970, it wasn’t a fun decade (in a single woman sort of way)?but a very happy one nonetheless.
There were some good songs around with a feelgood factor.
Boney M were a favourite, Queen ( of course) and David Essex.