by ScoobySnax 38 Replies latest jw friends
Anything by the Gap band, Parliament Funkadelics and ABBA. I don't remember the 70's all that well cause I was just a little kid but, some of my favorite childhood memories are of playing with my parents records and record player. I can't imagine what some of their albums must be worth today, and they let little kids play with them. I guess my parents aren't that bad eh?
~Aztec
I think the 70's presented some of the best music ever. I sure love a lot of 80's, but I think the 70's were more talented in many ways.
90's til today leaves a lot to be desired.
So many groups in the 70's that were great, hard to pick just a few.
Elton, Billy Joel, Little River Band, Journey, Styx, America, Earth Wind and Fire, Doobie Brothers, and many others.
Oh, FFSake! What a bland list!
Quo, nothing but Quo!!!
Dan, I loved Led Zepplin. EveryNovember they'd come to Madison Square Garden and my friends and I would go to the concert. I was in highschool and was crazy for rock concerts. Remember Pink Floyd, TenYears After, Fleetwood Mac and most of what Blondie said.
Genesis
Pink Floyd
Uriah Heep
Janis Joplin
Kraftwerk
Klaatu
Yes
Mike Oldfield
Rush
Styx
Supertramp
Al Stewart
Jean Michel Jarre
Joan Baez
Kansas
It wouldn't be the 70's without Grease!
Sigh, I so wanted to go to Ridell High and hang with the T-Birds.
Some of my all time faves.....
Evil Ways--Santana
Anything by The Doors--Touch Me--Riders on the Storm-(I don't care if Jim was drunk, high, falling down, unzipped, fat....I wanted to have his babies!!)
War--Edwin Starr
What's Goin' On--Marvin Gaye
Anything by Led Zeppelin
Pick Up The Pieces--AWB
Fight The Power---Isley Bros
Spill the Wine--Eric Burdon/War
Reflections of My Life---Marmalade
AND Lady Marmalade by Patti.
Dream On--Aerosmith
I loved Wildflower by Skylark. Still do.
Smoke on the Water---Deep Purple
Respect Yourself---Staple Singers
Oh, and how could I forget Rufus and Chaka Khan?
I'm Every Woman-----You Got The Love
OK, I was a radio week-end DJ for over three years. I have a collection of 3 thousand 45's. I have them in their own sleeves and catalogued. I use to tape them while doing the show and then I would listen to the selections on route to wherever I was going, still do. All oldies. I would never listen to the records while I was DJing, to busy setting up and answering phones.
Guest 77
Abba, and the Sex Pistols. Everyone forget about the Sex Pistols?
