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The best 1970s playlist EVER - All the hits and forgotten classics from the 70s in one incredible playlist that is updated weekly. Click, listen & save! Featuring artists such as Van Morrison,...
The best 1970s playlist EVER - All the hits and forgotten classics from the 70s in one incredible playlist that is updated weekly. Click, listen & save! Feat...
The Kinks - Supersonic Rocket Ship (Audio)3.4M Views- KC and the Sunshine Band - Get Down Tonight112.5K Views
- Johnny Nash -Let’s Be Friends ( Vinyl 45 ) From 1975 .1.3K Views
- Redbone - Come and Get Your Love (Single Edit - Audio)110.8M Views
- Cheap Trick - Surrender (from Budokan!)4.7M Views
- David Bowie - Heroes (Official Video)38.5M Views
- The Jacksons - Blame It On the Boogie (Official Video)98.5M Views
- Bob Dylan Knockin’ on heaven’s door Traducción SUBTITULADO ESPAÑOL - INGLES5.1M Views
- Harry Styles - The Chain (Fleetwood Mac cover) in the Live Lounge36.5M Views
- Janis Ian - At Seventeen (Audio)2.3M Views
- Rush, "2112" (1976) A titanic 20-minute title track populated by crazy-good instrumental interludes, crazy-weird screeching and a sometimes plain-crazy what-if-they-banned-music theme, this is the most ambitious thing Rush ever did.
- Van Halen, "Ain't Talkin' 'Bout Love" (1978) Eddie Van Halen will always be known – and justifiably so – for his finger-popping pyrotechnics, but "Ain't Talking 'About Love" shows another side, as he experiments with an instrument you're unlikely to find in many hard-rock songs: The electric sitar.
- Free, "All Right Now" (1970) Lost great Paul Kossoff provides a perfect foil for Paul Rodgers, as heard on this breakthrough song for Free. Unfortunately, his growing addictions led to a too-early band dissolution in 1973 – and, three years later, Kossoff was dead.
- Mott the Hoople, "All the Young Dudes" (1972) David Bowie wrote and produced "All the Young Dudes" for Mott the Hoople, who suddenly catapulted to glam-rock royalty after years toiling as a lumbering British blues band.
- Eagles. Eagles formed at the start of the '70s as Linda Ronstadt's backing group; by the end of the decade they were one of the biggest bands in the world.
- Lynyrd Skynyrd. The entire output of Lynyrd Skynyrd’s classic lineup was released during the ’70s, a daunting amount of material in a relatively short period of time.
- The Allman Brothers Band. The Allman Brothers Band are the rare act that became stars after releasing a live album. 'At Fillmore East' from 1971 was only their third overall, but it elevated them, and the burgeoning genre of Southern rock, into the limelight.
- Steely Dan. When the songs Donald Fagen and Walter Becker were creating as staff songwriters at ABC Records proved too weird for the label's roster of AM pop acts, they formed a band to put them out on their own.
- Bohemian Rhapsody – Queen
- Let It Be – The Beatles
- Dancing Queen – Abba
- Hotel California – The Eagles
- Stayin’ Alive – Bee Gees
- Stairway to Heaven – Led Zeppelin
- Go Your Own Way – Fleetwood Mac
- Man in Black – Johnny Cash
- Don’T Stop ‘Til You Get Enough – Michael Jackson
- Jolene – Dolly Parton
Bohemian Rhapsody is a four-part, six-minute-long suite of a masterpiece that is always in the running when you’re discussing the best songs ever written, let alone the best tracks of the 70s. Made up of four main sections and an introduction including a ballad, an operatic passage, a hard rock section, and a reflective ending, the song runs the ga...
The Beatles started the 70s off by breaking up, creating one of the biggest musical breakups in history. But they didn’t just go their separate ways and leave the world with nothing. Let It Bewas released as part of their 1970 album and was one of the most poetic ways they could have said goodbye to us. The song showcased the talents of Paul McCart...
It’s hard to point to any other song by ABBA and say it was more loved than Dancing Queen. The track itself is one of the all-time disco classics and remains a bop today. In interviews with the band, they said that it’s always hard to know whether a song will be a hit or not, but this was the exception because it was so obviously good. It would go ...
Hotel Californiawas the title track of The Eagles’ 1977 album, and it would go on to become the best-known single to ever come from the band. On several occasions, the guitar solo from the song has been voted the best of all time, but it’s the lyrics that brought mystery to the track. They described it as their interpretation of life in Los Angeles...
Bee Gees’ Stayin’ Alive might have been one of the best songs to come out of the Saturday Night Feverera. Over the years, it became the group’s most recognizable track and was part of a string of singles that allowed them to tie The Beatles for the most consecutive number-one hits in a row—at the time—at six. Today, it’s still prevalent in other me...
Stairway To Heaven isn’t just one of the best songs of the 70s, it’s widely regarded as one of the best rock tracks in history. It progressively increases in tempo and volume as it moves through its three sections. While it wasn’t actually released as a single in the US, it was the most requested song on FM radio stations during that time period.
Go Your Own Way is easily one of the most iconic songs Fleetwood Mac produced, but it was the story and heartbreak behind the track that pushed it to become something so special. Lindsay Buckingham wrote the song during the fallout of his breakup with Stevie Nicks. It instantly became a hit and was one of the biggest reasons the band’s Rumoursalbum...
Man In Blackwas the song that Johnny Cash styled himself after, the title track of his 1971 album, and a statement protest song against quite a lot of things. The treatment of the poor, mass incarceration, and the Vietnam War were all on the table for this track. He wrote it shortly after meeting with students at Vanderbilt University, debuting as ...
Don’t Stop ‘Til You Get Enough was the first track on Michael Jackson’s Off The Wall album in 1979 and remains one of the most legendary songs of his career. It was his first solo recording that he had full creative control over, becoming his second number-one hit and the first time he topped the Soul Singles chart as a solo artist. It would eventu...
Joleneis one of Dolly Parton’s most iconic country music songs, but the inspiration for such an emotional track will seem pretty mild to most. She wrote the song after a red-haired bank teller flirted with her husband shortly after they were married. In the track, she is actually worried and confronts the woman, begging her to not take her husband ...
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Jun 6, 2023 · The 1970s was a fantastic decade for music, with so many different genres setting the charts alight, from Queen to ABBA to David Bowie to Elton John, from classic rock to disco to glam to soul.
