Posted on 01/13/2018 6:52:44 PM PST by the OlLine Rebel
Great song.
‘70s was great for “love” songs.
Add me. Even though 1962-1969 was the best period ever.
I’m in.
We can do that decade later.
Im in!
Ill just go ahead and tell you that Ill auto-vote for Southern rockers every time.
Yeah, maybe that’s what the person was thinking of. That’s the last time I trust youtube comments. Heh.
Can’t guarantee any are in the top 7s! Probably not. You’d be surprised how much loses out.
Seriously, once you get your ping list set we need to add some wildcards!
One of my favorite songs...of any decade!
If Stairway wins I will puke.
What are the rules?
I remember.
This sounds good. I’m in.
I don’t remember anything from the ‘70s except Billie Joel...and that’s because I was living in Philly during the later part of the decade.
Yes, please ping me...although that does remind me of something called Pong?
Sign me up please.
Doobie Brothers from Billboard’s Top 40 Hits boof from 1955-2000.
1972 - Listen to the Music - great
1973 - Jesus is just Alright
1973 - Long Train Runnin’
1973 - CHINA GROVE - one of their best
1975 -Black Water
1976 - Takin’ It to the Streets
1979 - What A Fool Believes
with a few others inbetween
Boston:
1976 - More Than A Feeling
Just cruising the “B” section -
Bread - one of the best groups of their time, along with The Association, Guess Who and The Grassroots
1970 - Make It With You
1970 - It Don’t Matter to Me
1971 - If
1971 - Baby I’m A Want You (Ok)
1972 - Everything I Own
etc.
Alicia Bridges -
1978 - I Love The Night Life
Brotherhood of Man
1970 - United We Stand
Jackson Browne
1972 - Doctor My Eyes
1978 - Running on Empty
Brownsville Station
1973 - Smokin’ in the Boy’s Room
Jimmy Buffet
1977 - Margaritaville
Bullet
1971 - White Lies, Blue Eyes
Just for the letter “B” you had a great range of songs that showed the growing diversity of rock/pop music occurring then.
About 25% of the top 100 songs on the list could be omitted and others from 101-150 or 199 substituted and the quality would be the same.
And if you liked to dance, it was a cornucopia of sound.
Perhaps Rock and Roll is best summed up as a type of music by several songs:
* The Showmen - It Will Stand
* Danny & The Juniors - Rock and Rock Is Here to Stay
* Bob Seger & the Silver Bullet Band - “Old Time Rock & Roll
* Billy Joel - “It’s Still Rock and Roll to Me”
and lastly,
* Chuck Berry - “Rock and Roll Music” (the 5th 45 record I bought (1957).
Old Rock and Rollers never die. They just “Dance the Night Away”.
i’m in.
Im in.
I’m in. Add me to the list, please. Best decade for music (and fun).
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