SotU 386 - Songs of the Seventies

Croaky Keith · Jul 6, 2019

As I am about to enter into my seventieth year

ld: I though this would be an appropriate title for this week. :smileybounce:

Songs of the Seventies

So, my usual rules will be in force this week. :rulez:

(Midnight Hawiian time Sunday to next Sunday same time.)

No prizes.........

......just enjoy yourselves.......

.....& I'll try to keep up with your entries.

Playlist - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLqjI5gC-IUKhTsXt7Jg507by7x3GT0cbk

P.S. Please consider putting yourself forward to host a Season for your fellow Seasonistas.

29moons · Jul 6, 2019

Love the Seventies! This is gonna be a fun week to watch.

hendulele · Jul 6, 2019

Oh boy oh boy oh boy!

engravertom · Jul 6, 2019

I loved the Seventies too! Especially the 1670’s!

Gaspar Sanz rocked that decade!!!

Mezcalero · Jul 6, 2019

engravertom said:
I loved the Seventies too! Especially the 1670’s!

Gaspar Sanz rocked that decade!!!

So all centuries are fair game then

1670's, 1770's, 1870's, and 1970's

engravertom · Jul 6, 2019

Mezcalero said:
So all centuries are fair game then 1670's, 1770's, 1870's, and 1970's

Haydn and Mozart were active in the 1770s.

Home on the Range was published in the 1870s. Tchaikovsky and Dvorak were active in that decade as well.

bird's eye view of my ukelele · Jul 6, 2019

:cheers: :music: :rock:

CharleyB · Jul 7, 2019

T. Rex 1972 Children of the Revolution

ohmless · Jul 7, 2019

got out of practice the last couple months and boy am I rusty! I will get one done this week no matter what! love music of the seventies

Croaky Keith · Jul 7, 2019

engravertom said:
I loved the Seventies too! Especially the 1670’s!

Gaspar Sanz rocked that decade!!!

Mezcalero said:
So all centuries are fair game then 1670's, 1770's, 1870's, and 1970's

My rules are that I'm easy going & flexible - so bring them on!

Croaky Keith · Jul 7, 2019

bird's eye view of my ukelele said:
:cheers: :music: :rock:

I see you've been beaten by CharleyB. :smileybounce:

Flatbaroque · Jul 7, 2019

The Kogarah Bay Rolling Thunder Revue. Brother John on Baritone uke, Brother Michael on slide guitar,Sister Vicki on tambourine, Daughter Jasmine on Shaker.
1975 Dylan. Thanks Keith!

Croaky Keith · Jul 7, 2019

ohmless said:
got out of practice the last couple months and boy am I rusty! I will get one done this week no matter what! love music of the seventies

If I'm not mistaken, I think there was a band called U2 that did some songs.........

wee_ginga_yin · Jul 7, 2019

Arrghh released first in 69 I should have checked!!! What price salvation now???
It also on a LP "The best of Tony Joe White" released in 1971 on the Monument label in the Netherlands
RIP Tony Joe White

crisscross · Jul 7, 2019

First published in '74 in the Instrucción de música sobre la guitarra española :
Españoleta by Gaspar Sanz
Thanks for the inspiration engravertom!

Recovering Bassist · Jul 7, 2019

My time is very limited right now, but the 70's is my favorite decade, and Keith loves "honest" one takers, so killed two birds with one stone on this David Allan Coe song from 1979.

engravertom · Jul 7, 2019

crisscross said:
First published in '74 in the Instrucción de música sobre la guitarra española :
Españoleta by Gaspar Sanz
Thanks for the inspiration engravertom!

Got your back!

AlanDP · Jul 7, 2019

bird's eye view of my ukelele · Jul 7, 2019

Croaky Keith said:
I see you've been beaten by CharleyB. :smileybounce:

other bands ARE available

allegedly..............

:bowdown: t rex - "dandy in the underworld"

LimousinLil · Jul 7, 2019

Hello, Keith and thank you for hosting this week! I'm not quite sure why I chose this song, other than for the fact that the artist who had a worldwide hit with it, Leo Sayer, was born and grew up about 8 miles from where I spent most of my childhood ... apparently, he lives in Australia now. Anyway, it's quite a nice song, and hails from the year 1976. (The photos I used are of the stream just down the hill from us where I often walk Clemmie the dog.)

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