Best 70s songs

[doc]

'Born to be wild'

Don't know that one could you hum it?

[doc]

...who died in Oct 1970. How much music did she put out in the 70's?



Albums, how about Aqualung by Jethro Tull, or Tea for the Tillerman by Yousef Islam (cough)

She started the 70's

[Bren]

Albums, how about Aqualung by Jethro Tull, or Tea for the Tillerman by Yousef Islam (cough)

Jethro Tull is definitely up there near the top of my playlist

[Drum]

who's paranoid?

Ozzie is mate.

[bane]

Bohemian Rhapsody?

or has it been done to death...
(Weird Als "Bohemian Polka" was an interesting interpretation - but wrong decade)

[peasea]

Don't know that one could you hum it?

Hmmm, hmmy,hmm, hummy umhum

There you go.
Any LAST requests?

[Krayy]

"Afternoon Delight", by Starland Vocal Band

Groovy harmonies, catchy tune & featured on an episode of "Kremmen of the Star Corps"

[KoroJ]

I couldn't posibly just pick one song....There were plenty from

The Doobie Bros
Uriah Heap
John Denver
Neil Diamond
Jehro Tull -Thick as a Brick
etc etc

[janno]

Iggy Pop, Lust for Life.

Part written, and produced by David Bowie, my other 70's hero.

I am the passenger . . .

[rogson]

I can pick one - Hotel California.
Best of 70s, 80s and 90s.

[tri boy]

Anything by Rolf Harris. Seriously good playing bits of cardboard, and the ocassional handsaw.

[rogson]

Seen Rolf Harris' painting programme on UKTV?
Bloody good - and he hosts it brilliantly.

[Kornholio]

Anything by 'The Wombles' ... I got their greatest hits

[Usarka]

I can pick one - Hotel California.
Best of 70s, 80s and 90s.

and today

[Billie]

I like Santana
Black magic woman wasn't too bad.