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- In 1971 Harry Nilsson released a tearjerker of a love song. It was originally written by Badfinger members Peter Ham and Tom Evans in 1970. These songs were on their "No Dice" album.
- In 1973 this song became a number one hit on the Billboard Hot 100 charts for Carly Simon. Carly had just married James Taylor a month before. When this song was first aired it stirred much curiosity about which one of her former lovers it might be about.
- In 1971 a Canadian band named The Stampeders recorded a song that hit number one all across Canada. It also did well in the States as it reached number eight on the Billboard Hot 100 and was all over the radio.
- In 1971 the Buoys recorded a song that managed to reach number seventeen on the Billboard Hot 100. It was written by Rupert Holmes and is basically about cannibalism.
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2 days ago · Other games like Breakout, Galaxian, Asteroids and Space Invaders also helped define the decade in gaming culture. Four Olympic Games were held in the 1970s, Sapporo and Munich in 1972 , Innsbruck and Montreal in 1976 (all during the Cold War, and prompting significant events like the Munich massacre in 1972 and the African-led boycott in 1976).
