Bob Seger - we've got tonight, who needs tomorrow...

When I was a kid, the radio station I listened to would ALWAYS play that song on Christmas Eve, and it drove me crazy. What do they mean, who needs tomorrow??? Are they crazy?!?!?!?? lol

I love country.
Anthing by Conway Twitty.
J J

Abba....Dancing Queen, Momma Mia etc...good
Kung Fu Fighting, he was fast as lightening...bad
Doobie Brothers ....anything and everything awesome
"I will Survive" Gloria Gaynor, my personal theme song
Bee Gees..."You are my everything, couldn't live without you by my side, open up the heavens....
Barry White... love the orchestra thing going on
Heavy metal...don't get it, don't wanna get it.
Woman who sings with dolphins=Melissa Manchester???
Precious and Few
Killing me Softly
First time I ever saw your face

That came out before 1970. Maybe 1968??

First time ever I saw your face....... college days......

I love Three Dog Night and CCR

Eric Clapton

Oh I hate Feelings and Born In The USA

I just now looked it up.

(You’re) Having My Baby by Paul Anka (United Artists, 1974)

Anything Roberta Flack, Creedence or the Eagles. Oh what memories! Live on, Class of '71!

Rhinestone Cowboy - awful

Rhinestone Cowboy- awful
Jolene by Dolly Parton- great
Rumors album by Fleetwood Mac -the best album ever!!
Cocaine JJ Cale - great
Harvest Album by Neil Young - great
I am women hear my roar by Helen Reddy
The Outlaw album - Waylon Jennings, Willie Nelson and friends- great
Queen
Tom Jones
Elgelbert Humperdinck
The Righteous Brothers
The Carpenters

Yes, thank you. And Maya Rudolph (SNL fame) is her daughter. I don't know who wrote that song, but even as a child I thought those lyrics were dumb.

While I loved many songs from the 70's, listening to them now often makes me feel sad. I don't know why? Here are a few that really take me back:

It Never Rains in Southern California by Albert Hammond
Behind Closed Doors by Charlie Rich
Most Beautiful Girl in the World by Charlie Rich

I still love the last two songs because my DH loved them, sang them to me and told me each time he heard them that they were his favorites because the songs made him think of me. He still tells me that. Isn't that wonderful? :):):)

I feel the same way. My opinion is it's because we're getting older, those days of our youth are gone. Waaaaaaa!

I am from the class of '74. The song that defines boys of that era for me is, "jump in my car" by the ted mullary gang,
it is definately an aussie song, but still makes me laugh!
my favourite 70's songs are many....but I was in love with cat stevens.
pink floyd....a great band...dark side of the moon....classic
bee gees ....another great band with so many great songs
dolly parton....my all time favourite female singer
olivia newton john.....numerous very good songs too
eagles, elton john, america, crosby steels and nash, slade, deep purple....and the list goes on

Paradise by the dashboard light by meatloaf always gets me going

Remember that Stayin' Alive is the recommended beat for doing CPR. Not kidding. That's what we were told when we took a refresher class a year ago! Maybe that's because Travolta lives in this town. Just sayin.' Did you have any SUpremes(Stop! In the Name of Love) or how about Beatles...That was a great era in music.

Wow. All good stuff. I graduated in 1970 so all these are from my teenage years.

Ugly, ugly, ugly, still makes my skin crawl: "I'm not in love" by 10cc ...as for the other suggestions, they're all great. I'd never be able to choose, But the ugly part I've got down pat.

hah !! "Does your chewing gum lose it's flavour on the bedpost overnight " By Lonnie Donegan "

Do WE really want to know? ..........LOL

It's too disgusting to even fathom, all those germs .........

excuse me I am gonna go shower then disinfect the house.......LOL

Bohemian Rhapsody by Queen is my favorite

Not a 70's song but the best song ever is Hallelujah by Leonard Cohen. Doesn't matter what artist sings it.

The Joker...by The Steve Miller Band...god that song is awful!!

i cant remember who sang this song.. but here is some lyrics as best as i can member. she puts on her make and we go out .everyone stare at her. she is wonderful to me. help? and i love every song that has been mentioned. ah brings back the memories of youth.

Wonderful tonight by Eric Clapton

take in care of business - BTO
Beautiful Loser - Bob Seger
Katmandu - Bob Seger
Night Mover - Bob Seger
50 ways to leave your lover - Paul Simon

Sweet Home Alabama - Lynyrd Skynyrd - my all time favorite
anything by John Denver - even though I got made fun of back then

Me toooooo! And I don't care anymore, make fun of me as much as you want, I'll just turn him up on my iPod and tune you out. :p

My grandson Micheal would sing along with John Denver while riding in my truck.
One day I asked him to sing Country Roads for Grampa......
He said no. I shamelessly bribed him with a dollar. Again he said No.
So I lost all my scruples and said I would give him 2 dollars......his reply.........


No Gramma, I don't need the money!!

And went off to play.



LOL

Oops, must be a different song I am thinking of as I remember the school librarian was PG and we giggled when the song played.

piney

The Village Green Preservation Society by The Kinks (Though I prefer the remake by Irish artist Kate Rusby)

What about The Moody Blues Nights in White Satin? I remember I bought the album in a head shop on UT campus while on a journalism trip. (can't believe I remember that) And ... Loving Touchin and Squeezin by Journey. Love me some Steve Perry.

OH yeah I forgot Fleetwood Mac

Okay I know that this is not a 70's song, but what about Thriller or Ghost by Michael Jackson. What is Halloween without songs like this. I love all of the songs mention & I too am a die hard 70's girl. :D I hope that you have a lot of fun.

I am terrible at remember what year a song came from. But this was also my favorite!!!
Da Doo Run Run by Shaun Cassidy

I had a huge crush on him and Parker Stevenson when they did the Hardy Boys show.

The Eagles for sure!!!

Ooh lots of wonderful memories !! "Go Now" Moody Blues - but so many others by :-
Bread, Doobie Brothers, Eagles, Cher, Helen Ready, Chicago, Bee Gees, Electric Light Orchestra, Queen, 10CC, Tina Turner, Beach Boys, Glen Cambell, Neil Diamond, Abba, Carpenters, Blondie -- all likes and the list could go on !!!!!!