Post a YOUTUBE link of a 70s song.  You may end up finding a song you like, one you never knew about, one you just love hearing again and/or ones that others can enjoy too.

Allow me to kick off this thread with a well loved classic from 1975 ...
America - Sister Golden Hair


Love Blues music?  Then how about this 1973 cover of Big Joe Turner's classic 'Flip, Flop and Fly'.  Failed to ignite the US chart, but was a Top 40 favourite in Canada
Downchild Blues Band - Flip, Flop and Fly



Let's keep this thread a rollin'.  Crank out those 70s favourites ...

Cool topic!

I've collected quite a number because I put them on my website (unfortunately, some have disappeared...  :-\\)

A couple:

Redbone - Witch Queen Of New Orleans
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NPkTzWyCSs4

Chicago - If You Leave Me Now
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y0TEa-Aa4sU

Badfinger - Baby Blue
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C53QAuOoSgc

Jimi Hendrix - Angel

http://www.imeem.com/xobidrewkenobix/music/e14zkgjw/jimi-hendrix-angel/



Dan

Chicago - If You Leave Me Now
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y0TEa-Aa4sU


Classic Peter Cetera.  A song that is still awesome! 8)

I've not heard this one on the radio in a long time

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZjM53fgVuCM

Someone to Lay Down Beside Me - Linda Ronstadt (1977)

Only a shade over a couple of minutes, but what a song!

Only a shade over a couple of minutes, but what a song!


Dang, is that ever catchy!  Can't say as I've listened to much Bolan past 'Get it On' and '20th Century Boy'.  I must investigate further into their hits 8)

Dang, is that ever catchy!  Can't say as I've listened to much Bolan past 'Get it On' and '20th Century Boy'.  I must investigate further into their hits 8)


If you do, then you needn't go beyond '20th Century Boy'...things went rapidly downhill after that!  :-\\

New Seekers time!  :D

No, no...give 'em a chance! They could be pretty versatile and a million miles from Coke adverts and dodgy Eurovision numbers when they wanted to be...

Excellent rendition of the 'Tommy' staple...

And this little beauty sadly became their last British hit...

(It was originally by Australian band The Procession and it originally had a much darker second verse...)

On a roll tonight!  :D

As one of the comments noted, only ELO could have pulled this off...

Jeffie and the lads could really crank out some tunes in their heyday!

Cool topic!

I've collected quite a number because I put them on my website (unfortunately, some have disappeared...  :-\\)

A couple:

Redbone - Witch Queen Of New Orleans
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NPkTzWyCSs4

Chicago - If You Leave Me Now
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y0TEa-Aa4sU

Badfinger - Baby Blue
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C53QAuOoSgc

AmericanGirl, you just got karma for posting my fav song  8)

AmericanGirl, you just got karma for posting my fav song  8)


Thanks - you noticed!  ;)

More '70s Glam Rock

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Enu5e6Q85kA

Dynamite - Mud (1973)


And another song I haven't heard in a long time

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MGbgqTUm1lw

Sufficiently Breathless - Captain Beyond (1973)

On a roll tonight!  :D

As one of the comments noted, only ELO could have pulled this off...

Jeffie and the lads could really crank out some tunes in their heyday!


They sure did have some class tunes in the 70s and that was one of them 8)

I might have posted this one before, but I make no apologies!

Some songs that were only minor hits in Holland:

From Here To Eternity - Giorgio Moroder

Double Dutch - Fatback Band

We're All Alone - Walker Brothers



And here's one from an artist who doesn't seem to have a lot of fans around here:

If You Know What I Mean - Neil Diamond

Of course I could've picked any other song too, because he had plenty of hits.

Only if your into progressive rock.

The School Of Instant Pain.....Triumvirat

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJAfMp5vYS4&feature=related

From Here To Eternity - Giorgio Moroder


Cool!   8)   Speaking of Giorgio, here's an early one of his:

Son Of My Father

(Sorry - no cool video with this one, just the song)

Cool!   8)   Speaking of Giorgio, here's an early one of his:

Son Of My Father

(Sorry - no cool video with this one, just the song)


That is cool too. :) Sadly, I was a bit too young at the time to appreciate this kind of music.

And here's one from an artist who doesn't seem to have a lot of fans around here:

If You Know What I Mean - Neil Diamond

Of course I could've picked any other song too, because he had plenty of hits.


I like Neil Diamond.  Here's a good TV performance: Cracklin' Rosie

Cool!   8)   Speaking of Giorgio, here's an early one of his:

Son Of My Father

(Sorry - no cool video with this one, just the song)


Always preferred Chicory Tip's version of this...

One Henk might know...

(As far as I'm aware, the first British #1 to be written by a Dutchman! But I'm prepared to be corrected!)

The thing was so popular, that it shifted over a million copies in Britain alone!  :o

One Henk might know...

(As far as I'm aware, the first British #1 to be written by a Dutchman! But I'm prepared to be corrected!)

The thing was so popular, that it shifted over a million copies in Britain alone!  :o


Totally unfamiliar with that tune. Van Der Valk was a British tv series, and though set in Amsterdam I don't think it was ever broadcasted in Holland.
Now I'd like to know who the composer is. ???

more Chicago - I'm A Man  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yOvGa-8-Lns

Psycho Killer - The Talking Heads  http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gH6Treqignw&feature=related

Totally unfamiliar with that tune. Van Der Valk was a British tv series, and though set in Amsterdam I don't think it was ever broadcasted in Holland.
Now I'd like to know who the composer is. ???


Strange on both counts...allegedly, some of the song was based upon a Dutch nursey rhyme (don't ask me what!), which is where I assumed you may have knew it from...oh well!

The composer was a guy called Jack Trombey, which was a nom de plume of Jan Stoeckhart...

Strange on both counts...allegedly, some of the song was based upon a Dutch nursey rhyme (don't ask me what!), which is where I assumed you may have knew it from...oh well!

The composer was a guy called Jack Trombey, which was a nom de plume of Jan Stoeckhart...


Officially, it's Stoeckart (without the h). I'm not very familiar with his works, I must admit.

The tune does sound like it could be based on a Dutch nursery rhyme, though I can't tell which one. :-\\

Classic Canada:  Pagliaro - Lovin' You Ain't Easy (1972)

A UK one hit wonder in 1972 where it crept into the Top 40.  He had many other hits in Canada, such as 'What the Hell I Got', which some say was his best, but I like the former better.  What do you think?

Pagliaro - What the Hell I Got (1975)

A UK one hit wonder in 1972 where it crept into the Top 40.  He had many other hits in Canada, such as 'What the Hell I Got', which some say was his best, but I like the former better.  What do you think?


Absolute belter of a song, by anyone's standards...should've stormed our 40, rather than crept into it!  :-\\

This only managed to do the same! What was wrong with us?  :o

(Dig that crazy suit, sir!)

This song reminds me of Atomic Rooster or maybe Crazy World Of Arthur Brown

Warhorse....Vulture Blood

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6g2N2qB46GU&feature=related

Here is some early '70s metal, a hair band in the making.

Lucifer's Friend.....Rider In The Sky

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b5DpOdf-_yM&feature=related

New Seekers time!  :D

No, no...give 'em a chance! They could be pretty versatile and a million miles from Coke adverts and dodgy Eurovision numbers when they wanted to be...

Excellent rendition of the 'Tommy' staple...


Wow!  I quite like their rendition!  8)

As one of the comments noted, only ELO could have pulled this off...

Jeffie and the lads could really crank out some tunes in their heyday!


Very upbeat and catchy!  I like it!  8)

Only if your into progressive rock.

The School Of Instant Pain.....Triumvirat

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SJAfMp5vYS4&feature=related


Never heard of this before, but I just checked it out - pretty cool!  :)

Never heard of this before, but I just checked it out - pretty cool!   :)



Glad you liked it. Triumvirat is a progressive rock band from Germany that sound a bit like ELP. That is not an
accident, Jurgen Fritz, keyboardist for Triumvirat, often cited Keith Emerson as his major influence in music.

The song was from Triumvirat's album Sparticus, here is another gem from that album, my wife loves this song.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W98bcPgTNR8&feature=related

WOW !!!
i HAD Old Loves Die Hard on LP !!
Glad you liked it. Triumvirat is a progressive rock band from Germany that sound a bit like ELP. That is not an
accident, Jurgen Fritz, keyboardist for Triumvirat, often cited Keith Emerson as his major influence in music.

The song was from Triumvirat's album Sparticus, here is another gem from that album, my wife loves this song.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=W98bcPgTNR8&feature=related

Chicago's Dialogue(Parts I & II), from Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve 1975

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SHTr4Bs_sg4

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EHpo_TC2erY&feature=response_watch(Last minute of song)

Not only is this a smokin' rendition of a song that rarely gets airplay nowadays, but Terry Kath looks so happy and healthy in this video--not to mention damn good in that tux!  8)

WOW !!!
i HAD Old Loves Die Hard on LP !!


That was the first album I owned of Triumvirat, I bought it at Korvettes, a department store with a great record department.
Once I heard the album I was hooked.

The title tune: Old Loves Die Hard    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0kAlYj2JGO4

and the song that got me hooked:

I Believe    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WMiNI6-wHp0&feature=related

Korvettes ?....I remember those...went the way of Woolworth &...there was another one...It'll come to Me.
That was the first album I owned of Triumvirat, I bought it at Korvettes, a department store with a great record department.
Once I heard the album I was hooked.

The title tune: Old Loves Die Hard     http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0kAlYj2JGO4

and the song that got me hooked:

I Believe    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WMiNI6-wHp0&feature=related

Only A Fool - Mighty Sparrow & Byron Lee with The Dragonaires
Technically a 1960's song (1969), but it wasn't until 1978 before it became a big hit in Holland.
Why Holland? And why only Holland? I've no answers to those questions.


Laugh And Walk Away - The Shirts

Tell Me Your Plans - The Shirts

The Shirts were an American band with limited success in their home country. They were hugely popular (in 1978/1979) in Holland and Belgium.



We Belong To The Night - Ellen Foley

What's A Matter Baby - Ellen Foley
I could've sworn there was a video to this song on YouTube, but it seems to have been deleted. This audio version has quite a heavy bass.

Ellen Foley is mostly known for her vocals on Meat Loaf's 'Bat Out Of Hell' album, but she also had a solo career.
These two songs both made Top 10 in Holland. The first one even went all the way to #1.

We Belong To The Night - Ellen Foley

What's A Matter Baby - Ellen Foley
I could've sworn there was a video to this song on YouTube, but it seems to have been deleted. This audio version has quite a heavy bass.

Ellen Foley is mostly known for her vocals on Meat Loaf's 'Bat Out Of Hell' album, but she also had a solo career.
These two songs both made Top 10 in Holland. The first one even went all the way to #1.


Those are good songs indeed.  For me, I will always remember Ellen Foley as Billie Young, the public defender on the 2nd season of the 80s sitcom 'Night Court'

I hadn't posted this one yet:  My favourite song of the 70s.  Circa 1978, 'Sweet Misery' by Teaze ...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5cgH0bujJ8k

Just thought I'd post these here. Tried to post them elsewhere, but no dice. So Admin.'s: if you wanna delete these, that's cool - just wanted to see if it works at all.

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If you just see a bunch of garbage, my apologies - I don't know what's going on with these.

^Sorry, HTML code cannot be used in posts on this site. :(

^Sorry, HTML code cannot be used in posts on this site. :(


Sure it can.  It just doesn't look like anything readable ;D


If you just see a bunch of garbage, my apologies - I don't know what's going on with these.


Plus, this is a YOUTUBE thread.  What you posted is a music player playlist for just songs, which (on a separate note) has very bad backgrounds.  You can barely see the song names or the controls

Sure it can.  It just doesn't look like anything readable ;D

Plus, this is a YOUTUBE thread.  What you posted is a music player playlist for just songs, which (on a separate note) has very bad backgrounds.  You can barely see the song names or the controls

What I meant was, it doesn't work for formatting.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7Ovl-zFXIwA

Friends by Feather.
(I love a good lost and forgotten song)

Here's one that not many people realize is a 70s song ...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nsbrw9Y6_ng

Before 1980, Japan had no hits in their British homeland.  Releasd in 1979, 'Life in Tokyo' was their 6th single and became a surprise hit in Canada where it reached #72.  A remix of the song would later enter the UK Top 30 in 1982

One of the best ballads of the era was 'Falling' by LeBlanc and Carr.  It was a Top 20 hit in both Canada and the US during the Spring of 1978 ...

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oOhBSOrCjko

Remember Rubicon?  They were a OHW in 1978 with the ballad 'I'm Gonna Take Care of Everything'.  It fell just outside of the Canadian Top 40, but it went into the US Top 30. 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Lv6gX5w7X4I

Rubicon was also known for being a spin-off and creating a spin-off:  The group was formed by Jerry Martini (a founding member of Sly and the Family Stone) and when they called it quits, members Brad Gillis and Jack Blades went on to form Night Ranger

Here's a classic from 1974 by The Rubettes.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uEWc6u-y5rw

'Sugar Baby Love' was their only chart single in North America, but I know 'Tonight' was a radio favourite up here:  It appears on a 1974 Canadian released K-Tel hits compilation called 'Sounds Spectacular' which I proudly have in my record collection. 

'Tonight' reached #12 in the UK

One more for the road, as well, one I mentioned (jokingly) in another thread.

Pink Lady were a duo from Japan, and hold the distinction of being one of only two Japanese artists (the other being Kyu Sakamoto) to hit the US Top 40, when their single 'Kiss in the Dark' reached #37 in 1979

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ecMA0spmyoE

They made their American TV debut on a Leif Garrett TV special (which is the clip) and the popularity of this single became so grand, that the braniacs at NBC TV decided to give the duo their own variety show, which also featured comedian Jeff Altman.  It ran for 5 episodes in 1980 before being cancelled.

If you like catchy disco music, it's quite a good song

:D "Kiss in the Dark" is catchy!

Here's one of my favourite disco songs, "Can't give you anything but my love" by the Stylistics, from '75:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zh59b1fcZ3k

The more I find out about the 1970's, the more I realize I've missed some really good music. Like these songs:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mywMl_Xxlbs


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=549wHu86Zfc

From Montreal via South Africa --

The Bells: Stay Awhile
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OcYgsnYNJT8

#1 single in Canada
#7 single in U.S.
Sales totaling over 4 million copies

I know "Stay Awhile" was performed on television, but I can't locate footage.

^ I love "Stay Awhile".

^ I love "Stay Awhile".


The year was 1971.  I'm too young to remember it when it was on the charts, but I remember it well from lying awake at night listening to pop stations in the late seventies.  I thought the whispering was peculiar, as with the whispering in 10cc's "I'm Not In Love."  Both songs were frequent on late night mellow programming. 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2rgepWg4rzw

Cliff Edwards, the co-lead singer for The Bells lives in my area, and a few years ago, reformed The Bells for a one concert showing at a local church here.  I still kick myself for not going.  The church they played at is like a 5 minute walk from my house lol 

'Stay Awhile' was written by a Newfoundlander named Ken Tobias, who went on to have a few hits here in Canada, the best remembered of which was 'Every Bit of Love' from 1975.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Fb5QmIx74w

Cliff Edwards, the co-lead singer for The Bells lives in my area, and a few years ago, reformed The Bells for a one concert showing at a local church here.  I still kick myself for not going.  The church they played at is like a 5 minute walk from my house lol  

'Stay Awhile' was written by a Newfoundlander named Ken Tobias, who went on to have a few hits here in Canada, the best remembered of which was 'Every Bit of Love' from 1975.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3Fb5QmIx74w





Wikipedia records Tobias as being from Saint John, NB, but I wouldn't put it past Wikipedia writers to mix up Saint John and St. John's.

Wikipedia records Tobias as being from Saint John, NB, but I wouldn't put it past Wikipedia writers to mix up Saint John and St. John's.


Saint John is actually correct.  I get my Maritime provinces all mixed up. 

Frank 'Music Box Dancer' Mills was once a member of the Bells, and appears on 'Stay Awhile'.  When he left (shortly after that song became a smash hit), he ended up with a better career in the US as a solo artist than the Bells ever did.

'Sugar Baby Love' was their only chart single in North America, but I know 'Tonight' was a radio favourite up here:  It appears on a 1974 Canadian released K-Tel hits compilation called 'Sounds Spectacular' which I proudly have in my record collection. 

'Tonight' reached #12 in the UK


In common with a few follow-ups to big hits, 'Tonight' was written to sound almost, but not exactly the same as, 'Sugar Baby Love'...

However, the lead vocalists on both songs were different...'Tonight' was Alan Williiams, while 'Sugar Baby Love' was Paul Da Vinci...

Saint John is actually correct.  I get my Maritime provinces all mixed up. 

Frank 'Music Box Dancer' Mills was once a member of the Bells, and appears on 'Stay Awhile'.  When he left (shortly after that song became a smash hit), he ended up with a better career in the US as a solo artist than the Bells ever did.


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ugly_American_%28epithet%29

Even the sheet music sold 3 million copies!

It's time for Midnight Express!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QSFQqKzuQMM&feature=related

Art Bell used "Chase" as bumper music for his paranormal-themed syndicated radio show "Coast to Coast AM."  I don't know if he still does.  New "Coast to Coast" broadcasts are few and far between and Art Bell is always mixed up in some scandal.
::)

In common with a few follow-ups to big hits, 'Tonight' was written to sound almost, but not exactly the same as, 'Sugar Baby Love'...

However, the lead vocalists on both songs were different...'Tonight' was Alan Williiams, while 'Sugar Baby Love' was Paul Da Vinci...


In some ways, even the singer sounds the same.  I didn't know for the longest time that it was a different singer on each

Known in his homeland for 'Ariel' (and not much else), here's Dean Friedman known in the UK for this (and not much else!)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=a9vMCgWS_n8

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lbHJBObRA3Y

ZWOL - Call Out My Name {1978}




Dan

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lbHJBObRA3Y

ZWOL - Call Out My Name {1978}




Dan


Oh do I remember that song.  Fantastic stuff! :)

Walter "Zwol" Zwolinski was the lead singer for a band called Brutus, who had a few hits here in their native Canada, most notably with 'Ooh Mama Mama' in 1976, a song that I still here on classic rock stations

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sP04i5sCNHc

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-pJVdIKHO8o

Promises - Baby It's You {1978}




Dan

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=evUu41EMDjc

Little River Band - I'll Always Call Your Name {1975}




Dan

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VRfS10Ae46o

Paul Evans - Hello, This Is Joannie {1978}



Dan

Jefferson Starship - Runaway (1978)

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DimjLEZsM8M

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=E35Yzr0HGto

Jefferson Starship - Love Too Good {1978}



Dan

"Cruisin" by Smokey Robinson (1979)... one of the last songs to come out in the decade

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fwiwEdTZ-7c

Lou Rawls - Lady Love

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RzlNHnnEAA4

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8QghwNqlCRE

Harry Nilsson - Jump Into The Fire {1971}


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VX2_HahKoe4

Van Morrison - Wild Night {1971}




Dan

Jim Croce - It Doesn't Have to Be That Way

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wNmQr118fio

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=igg3FcaD9B8

Bee Gees - Fanny (Be Tender With My Love) {1975}




Dan

Tina Charles -- Dance little lady dance

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8Iw5kUQMnuA