A Poll Of Sorts Part 2

[beltfed50]

And how the heck did I forget the Moody Blues?

 

Simon & Garfunkel too, The Boxer and The Sound of Silence

[Prairiehammer]

Geeze!

Best recollection of 1970's songs?

The Seventies is when I got my first stereo and my first car (with 8 track) and my first REAL girlfriend and the beginning of my love for:

Kansas

Boston

Bachman Turner Overdrive

Steve Miller Band

Chicago

Eagles

Foreigner

Fleetwood Mac

Santana

Neil Diamond

Gordon Lightfoot

 

etc., etc.

The memories. Especially the "summer of '72".

Edited June 24, 2014 by Prairiehammer

[Trader]

TEN YEARS AFTER

 

Going Home

 

Far out man! (thats not a song hee hee)

[Illinois]

Seger's Makin Thunderbirds. OK, I jumped a decade.

[Huggy]

I don't remember any music from the 70's

[Ben Rollins]

Grateful Dead - Truckin' and Meat Loaf - Bat Out of Hell album

[scuff]

hot child in the city by Hot Chocolate

[Motorcycle Mike]

  Prairiehammer said:

Geeze!

Best recollection of 1970's songs?

The Seventies is when I got my first stereo and my first car (with 8 track) and my first REAL girlfriend and the beginning of my love for:

Kansas

Boston

Bachman Turner Overdrive

Steve Miller Band

Chicago

Eagles

Foreigner

Fleetwood Mac

Santana

Neil Diamond

Gordon Lightfoot

 

etc., etc.

The memories. Especially the "summer of '72".

Search for their first album simply titled "Fleetwood Mac"

Some refer to it as Peter Greens Fleetwood Mac. Much more blues oriented. I never much cared for them after Grace Slick joined the band.

[Sailor]

Sorry, I missed the 70's...and a lot of the 60's.

[Prairiehammer]

  Motorcycle Mike said:

Search for their first album simply titled "Fleetwood Mac"

Some refer to it as Peter Greens Fleetwood Mac. Much more blues oriented. I never much cared for them after Grace Slick joined the band.

 

I have their first album. http://moneymusic.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/Fleetwood-Mac.jpg Circa 1969:http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_Hj4neqKqbSw/Si1ObKN6yzI/AAAAAAAAA8Q/ZH7licNC3jU/s400/fleetwoodmac.jpg But this "poll" is for the Seventies and I much prefer the Fleetwood Mac of the Seventies.

 

I don't think Grace Slick was ever part of Fleetwood Mac. Do you mean Stevie Nicks?

Edited June 24, 2014 by Prairiehammer

[Karaboo]

How about Alice Cooper. Or KISS (my first concert). Let's not forget Ted Nugent. Rush is one of my all time favorites, too.

[Motorcycle Mike]

  Prairiehammer said:

I have their first album. http://moneymusic.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/02/Fleetwood-Mac.jpg Circa 1969:http://2.bp.blogspot.com/_Hj4neqKqbSw/Si1ObKN6yzI/AAAAAAAAA8Q/ZH7licNC3jU/s400/fleetwoodmac.jpg But this "poll" is for the Seventies and I much prefer the Fleetwood Mac of the Seventies.

 

I don't think Grace Slick was ever part of Fleetwood Mac. Do you mean Stevie Nicks?

 

Ooops, Yea, Stevie.

[BigLenny]

Peter Frampton was pretty good.

 

I wasn't really a fan of the real Heavy Metal screaming bands, but that list that Prairehammer did was some of the stuff that I liked.

 

Thats whats cool about Rock and Roll. There are different levels of it.

 

And, I'm grown man enough to say when Disco came along I liked it too. I even liked and still like listening to some good Funk Music.

 

Boz Scaggs is another I liked.

Heart was good.

Pat Benetar was in the late 70's.

Eric Clapton.

Billy Squier.

Aerosmith was great.

Ambrosia.

Bad Company.

Eddie Money.

Foghat - Slowride.

Styx was great.

Rod Stewart had some good mild stuff.

[adventurer 08]

  ragtop69gs said:

Ten years after, Black Sabbath, Grand Funk, Stooges, Zappa, Pink Floyd, Deep Purple.................

 

What Jay said:stickinouttounge:

[wrnchjox]

cant forget the canadian rock either try Streetheart -Action

[Prairiehammer]

  wrnchjox said:

cant forget the canadian rock either try Streetheart -Action

 

Listening to Neil Young as I type.