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Songs of the 70’s.
I’ve chosen to separate things into a variety of loose genre categories and to limit things to one song per artist, just so we could include as many different folks as possible. As you’ll see below, there was an enormous amount of great music being produced, so take this list as a starting point for future exploration. The best songs of the 70s do the same, pointing the way to music and art that demands your attention.
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Let’s do some duets. This should be an easy one. there have been so many duets over the years. So, why not play a few favorites.
Over time we have had some duets that just really blew me away. But I’m sure you folks out there know what I mean. I’m sure there will be songs that someone will post, and you’ll say something like wow I forgot about that one.
From 1967-1970, Marvin Gaye and Tammi Terrell were Motown’s golden duo. Together, the gifted singers released three studio albums and scored a dozen hit singles, beginning with “Ain’t No Mountain High Enough.” Written by the husband-and-wife songwriting team of Ashford & Simpson, and featuring instrumentation by the Funk Brothers and the Detroit Symphony Orchestra, the song landed at No.3 on the R&B chart and crossed over into the Billboard Hot 100’s Top 20. In 1999, the enduring hit was inducted into the Grammy Hall of Fame, while today, it is regarded as one of the best duets ever recorded.
As Marvin Gaye and Kim Weston once sang: “It Takes Two.” Indeed, a pairing of great talents can often lead to truly memorable (and highly profitable) results. Whether it’s a romantic ballad, a tandem melody, or complex, counterpart harmonies, the most successful duets find both artists supporting one another – allowing both parties to excel. From Motown to metal and pop to country, below are some of the best duets of all time.
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We’re at the end of the month. Kick out the jams. My how this month has gone by really fast. So, why not play your favorite tunes?
For me as you may have guessed, it’s classic rock. But I like to think that I have a good taste for other types of music.
Music is a powerful force — one that can influence how you feel. Certain genres will make you feel like dancing, while others aide in relaxation. But your favorite song may be able to reduce your pain.
Music is good for the heart and soul. Below I’ve sort of put a mix in from a few different eras.
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What’s your mode of Transportation? Of course to just go on short day trips or around town, mine is my car. My car’s a 2014 Malibu. Never use Uber or a Taxi. When I traveled far, I of course flew than
There is no clear answer to this question, as the favorite mode of transportation varies from person to person. Some people prefer bicycles1, while others prefer trains2or a combination of bicycles and public transportation3. Some people prefer to walk or use their car for day-to-day transportation2. The choice of transportation depends on the individual’s needs and preferences4.
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What’s your favorite type of music? Simple question. What genre when it comes to music flips your BIC? Or do you have more than one favorite type of music?
For me it’s definitely Classic Rock. But I do like other types of music. So, play your favorite songs and if one style of music is favored over others, please tell us.
This from Rolling Stone. No, we’re not doing 500.
For the first time in 17 years, we’ve completely remade our list of the best songs ever. More than 250 artists, writers, and industry figures helped us choose a brand-new list full of historic favorites, world-changing anthems, and new classics.
An MTV Favorite.
Someday I’ll tell my story about a person in this video. Today’s not the day.
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Music is one of the most powerful forms of expression, and songs are the embodiment of that. Songs can make us laugh, cry, dance, or think. They can inspire us, comfort us, challenge us, or entertain us. Songs can capture the essence of a moment, a feeling, or a story. They can transcend time and space, and connect us with people from different cultures and backgrounds. Play your favorites.
It’s the weekend and now play your favorites. The other day we did the songs you didn’t like. Let’s do the songs you do like. Also you can play your favorite bands.
It can be favorites songs or favorite bands. I’m sure you all have a few of each.
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Songs to kick in The New Year Join in with songs that you think are great for ringing in the New Year. Anytype of songs will do. Have a great New Year.
Hopefully you had a safe and enjoyable New Year’s Eve if you went out.
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Heard it in a love song. It’s the last day of the year. So lets close it out with love songs.
https://youtu.be/i24nkxr8G8o
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December 30, 1968, Led Zeppelin is recorded live for first time at Gonzaga University. My all-time favorite. So, play the songs of your favorite group.
Led Zeppelin, one of the most celebrated and influential bands in rock ‘n’ roll history, was recorded live before a dazed and confused audience for the first time on this day in history, Dec. 30, 1968.
“The show took place at Gonzaga University in Spokane, Washington, and saw them opening for Vanilla Fudge,” writes Canadian entertainment site Exclaim!
All of my love was a tribute to Robert Plants son who was five when he died.
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Hits of the 40’s. I’m going back in time. Music was king. Before my time and I’m sure the same is true for most of us here. But I’m sure you can find songs from that era.
The 1940s was a decade marked by significant global events, including World War II and the post-war period of recovery and reconstruction. Throughout this time, music played an important role in boosting morale, providing comfort and entertainment, and reflecting the social and cultural changes of the era. The 1940s saw the rise of popular music genres such as swing, jazz, and big band, as well as the emergence of iconic performers such as Bing Crosby, Frank Sinatra, and Billie Holiday.
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Merry Christmas weekend filled with Music. In case you haven’t noticed Christmas music has been playing on many of the radio stations and internet websites.
Let us join in and continue that tradition of Christmas songs. Now if anyone feels the urge to play another Holiday type song, feel free. Here’s a little tidbit I saw the other day.
There’re are over 500 different versions of White Christmas. I’m sure Bing Crosby’s is the most known. Merry Christmas and Happy New Year.
So, let’s take this throughout this long weekend. Play the songs that are old and new.
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Music that moves you can be any type of songs or melodies. Today I’m inviting some new folks to join us.
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It’s Wednesday. Hump Day. So let the music flow. This used to be the middle of the work week for me, but since I’m retired, every day is a weekend day. But enough. Play the music that you enjoy.
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In case you didn’t know, jam sessions are where a group of musicians get together and let it fly.
Musicians tend to show off, but if professionals, who cares?
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The Greatest Female Singers of All Time.
Who is the greatest female singer of all time?
There have been so many incredibly talented singers over the years, all with different types of voices, ranges and styles.
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Let the good times roll. Free for all weekend music. We’re coming to the end of SUMMER SO LET’S GO OUT WITH A BANG.
Play whatever songs make you think about this great opportunity we have to enjoy the great songs that are out there.
So there are a few of my favorite’s. Of course I do have thousands.
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They say that imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, but where does that leave reinvention? The best cover songs don’t simply repackage something familiar – they completely reinterpret the source material, dismantling the song and reassembling its parts into something exciting while keeping the core of what made it great.
Let’s hear it for cover songs. Sometimes the original can never be copied. It’s that good. But there have been many cover songs that were actually been better. I’ll put some tunes and ya all can see what is and is not as good.
Remember this Archies hit?
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I’m in the mood for what I’ll call my favorites on a Sunday. Playing my favorite rocking tunes. But you can play any type of music that you wish. I want to start with Mott the Hoople featuring Ian Hunter.
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Death may be inevitable, but it’s still painfully tragic when it seems to come too soon, as was the case with these iconic musicians. Some were victims of accidents while others died due to health complications and addictive behaviors. Regardless, each and every one of these artists made a huge contribution to their respective musical genres. Here are iconic musicians who left behind incomplete legacies and many broken hearts.
Something different from Ms. Carpenter.
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Free for all Friday. Play what ever your heart desires. I myself love the Classic Rock. All you folks out there play what you wish. I probably will mix it up.