Palama
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3 years ago
What 3 songs from this decade are your favorites? Songs that make you stop what you’re doing so you can sing along? Or songs that bring you back to a memorable moment in your life? Songs that just make you feel good?

Here are my 3 favorites:

Blue Sky - Allman Brothers Band
Alison - Elvis Costello
Let’s Stay Together - Al Green
8trackdisco
3 years ago
I Need a Lover- John Cougar
Come and Get Your Love- Redbone
Thunder Island- Jay Ferguson

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DrMaddVibe
3 years ago
Peter Frampton - Somethings Happening

Boston - Prelude / Long Time

Foreigner - Starrider
Palama
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3 years ago
Once again, I know there are forum members that were either w-a-y too young to remember the '70s or weren't even alive during the decade.
delta1
3 years ago
I was alive, but prolly stoned/drunk... or worse for most of the decade...but from scrambled recall...


One of These Nights -- Eagles

Let's Get It On -- Marvin Gaye

Stayin Alive -- Bee Gees

titles are representative of my life experiences from that decade...

JGRAZ
3 years ago
The Cover of Rolling Stone - Dr. Hook & the Medicine Show
The Joker - Steve Miller Band
The Wreck of the Edmund Fitzgerald - Gordon Lightfoot
drglnc
3 years ago
This list could change every day based on mood but...

Clash - London Calling
Pink Floyd - Another Brick in the wall
Lou Reed - Walk on the wild side
MACS
3 years ago
Fleetwood Mac - Dreams
Manhattans - Kiss and Say Goodbye
Elton John - Philadelphia Freedom

Honorable Mention: Rod Stewart - Tonight's the Night
Gene363
3 years ago
Black Magic Woman - Santana

Dream On - Aerosmith

Riders on the Storm - The Doors


Abrignac
3 years ago
Hotel California - Eagles

Free Bird - Lynyrd Skynyrd

American Pie - Don McLean


Gene363
3 years ago

What's Going On - Marvin Gaye timeless...
plinytheelder
3 years ago

Or songs that bring you back to a memorable moment in your life?

Palama wrote:



Lynyrd Skynyrd Sweet Home Alabama. Heard on a jukebox at the tiny store at the resort my Aunt owned a cabin at.
Styx Renegade. Heard in the little snack bar next to our barracks at Camp Humphreys Korea.
Foghat Slowride. Sitting in the barracks room at Ft. Lewis.

One other memorable mention. I bought Carolina Dreams by Marshall Tucker on the rec from a friend. Listened to 1/2 of it, took it off the turntable and flew it out the third story window. not much of a country fan I guess...
Whistlebritches
3 years ago
Led Zeppelin Stairway to Heaven

Lynyrd Skynyrd Free Bird

War Low Rider


Honorable mention to the Eagles Hotel California and Credence Clearwater Revival Have you ever seen the Rain


This is tough for some of us old bastids.........we cut our teeth on 70's rock.My list might look different tomorrow.
Gene363
3 years ago

Led Zeppelin Stairway to Heaven

Lynyrd Skynyrd Free Bird

War Low Rider


Honorable mention to the Eagles Hotel California and Credence Clearwater Revival Have you ever seen the Rain


This is tough for some of us old bastids.........we cut our teeth on 70's rock.My list might look different tomorrow.

Whistlebritches wrote:




=d> =d> =d> Love that tune.
MACS
3 years ago
Totally forgot about Boz Scaggs! - Lido Shuffle
Palama
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3 years ago

What 3 songs from this decade are your favorites? Songs that make you stop what you’re doing so you can sing along? Or songs that bring you back to a memorable moment in your life? Songs that just make you feel good?

Here are my 3 favorites:

Blue Sky - Allman Brothers Band
Alison - Elvis Costello
Let’s Stay Together - Al Green


Palama wrote:



Definitely #4:

Idris Muhammad - “The Saddest Thing”

Whistlebritches
3 years ago

Definitely #4:

Idris Muhammad - “The Saddest Thing”

Palama wrote:




I tried to like it but I felt like Verizon/ATT had me on hold
tonygraz
3 years ago
No way can I cut it to 3 but these are contenders: Bohemian Rhapsody, Hotel California, Stairway to Heaven, Baba O'Reily, All Right Now,Free Bird, Running with The Devil, Another Brick in the Wall, Rocket Man, Kashmir, Highway to Hell, Tangled up in Blue, Won't Get Fooled Again. And for WB Ohio and Southern Man by Neil Young/CSNY.
Palama
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3 years ago

I tried to like it but I felt like Verizon/ATT had me on hold

Whistlebritches wrote:



Hahahaha!

Idris (…forgot his pre-Muslim name…) was a well-known drummer that played with some of the greats so when I first heard this in 1975, I was listening more to the beat and specifically, his drumming. Back in those days, the “new” jazz put out by CTI and Kudu was the “in” thing and more appealing to the masses, or like me, 20-year olds newly exposed to jazz. Nonetheless, thanks for listening anyway. For me, it takes me back to the beginnings of my musical broadening and the people that helped me expand my width and breath of my listening choices.
Whistlebritches
3 years ago

Hahahaha!

Idris (…forgot his pre-Muslim name…) was a well-known drummer that played with some of the greats so when I first heard this in 1975, I was listening more to the beat and specifically, his drumming. Back in those days, the “new” jazz put out by CTI and Kudu was the “in” thing and more appealing to the masses, or like me, 20-year olds newly exposed to jazz. Nonetheless, thanks for listening anyway. For me, it takes me back to the beginnings of my musical broadening and the people that helped me expand my width and breath of my listening choices.

Palama wrote:




Conan I thank God daily that my introduction to rock was not Cyndi Pauper singing "She Bop"
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