MORE THAN A FEELING BY BOSTON Van Helen Dance the night a way , Toto Hold the line ,, SULTIONS OF SWING DIAR STRAITS , Cary on way word son BY Kansas ,, Slow ride by Foghat , Hair of the dog Nazareth ,Play that funky music By Wild Cherry .. Was a SMALL Sample of the best songs of this decade
This is my favorite era of music. I was born in '74:) everybody was trying something new. Wide range of sounds from the 70's. Thanks for a trip back in time.
AAAA ME TOO! (Born in '74, I mean.) '70s music is classic--so diverse and interesting. I grew up with '80s stuff on the radio as a kid (which I also love) but digging back into the years I was a tiny kid (and then also didn't exist) is amazing. :)
70s was absolutely awesome I was going out with my friends at the weekend met my husband had a baby boy 2 yers later 1979 had a baby girl I was really busy in the 70s fantastic songs just a brilliant time to be alive Love 💕 from Denise in England 🏴👏👏👏👏💕👍💕👋
There were 100s if not thousand of great songs they did not include in these compilations. The Doors, Pink Floyd. Led Zeppelin, David Bowie, Rick James, Stevie Ray Vaughn, 10cc, Jim Croce. Many. Many others. Not all in the same decade but several of f these.are still playing 50+ years later. In this I am glad they included the Carpenter's they were brother and sister. She has a beautiful voice. Tanya Tucker (used to babysit my first husband) before she became famous. Anyway great reaction guys!
I grew up with the 70’s. What you have to understand is there was no internet, no TH-cam videos. We listened on transistor radios. We made up lyrics when we couldn’t make out the words. I know every song on this list. I road my bike and listened. There were headphones, I couldn’t afford them. Your lives now is nothing like our lives back in the 70’s. I graduated high school in the 70’s. I’m a grandfather in the 20’s. I was a virgin in the 70’s. M way last that now. My parents were alive in the 70’s. Not now. When you guys are grandfathers, your grandchildren won’t understand or care how you grew up. Most if the artists from the 70’s are dead now.
The Beatles split in early 1970, but they individually had success in the 70s. They were George Harrison, Ringo Starr, John Lennon, and Paul McCartney/Wings.
Guys the 70's had some of the best music ever, grew up listening to this music. I remember driving my mustang convertible, with the top down, just cruising along listening to this music, not a care in the world. Man what I wouldn't do to go back to those days, for just one day. Thanks guys for this beautiful journey back in time, really enjoyed the great music.
Super sonic soul. I agree with you 💯. I remember that songs but a lot of them I fast forward the video to the next song. R/B and soul music!!!! There is nothing better. When I watch them "I wonder who put it together. Not trying to knock anyone. Hope everyone has great holidays..
I was born in the 50s a little girl,in the 60s and teenager in the 70s and boy,did I enjoy it. If only there was a way to go back,I would do it in a heartbeat. Thank you for this memory lane. I have goosebumps, just remembering.
What's interesting is that you can distinctly hear the 60s and the 80s "sound" respectively at the beginning and end of this decade. I was born in 1970 and listened to music all the time, so I heard all of this growing up. I was so happy to see The Carpenters' "On Top of the World" and Helen Reddy's "Delta Dawn" included here because they were my favorites when I was little. Cheers!
71 kid here too, I remember all this music to plus country, and my parents listened to a lot of 50s and 60s music which is probably why I like just about every genre, but to me the 70's is really defined by 2, Rock, and Disco with some Easy Listening thrown in, I think it was mostly those
Oh, absolutely, to the hearing the other decades at the beginning and end thing. When I make my own chronological collections, I like to end off with something that sounds like it's kinda leading into or foreshadowing the coming decade. In this case it was "Video Killed the Radio Star", which came out in December 1979 and has PERFECT timing _and_ foreshadowing. XD
Yep-Abba were colossal in the UK & huge in Europe, Brotherhood Of Man won Eurovision for GB, Pussycat was a UK number 1. Cannot be totally UK based though as no T-Rex or Slade songs & for instance Fox On The Run by Sweet was nowhere as big a song in the UK as Blockbuster was for them.
As great as a lot of the chart music was this decade-what didn't always or often make the charts from people who were mostly album artists is insane-Led Zep, Lou Reed, Bob Dylan, Neil Young, Leonard Cohen, Frank Zappa, Captain Beefheart, Van Morrison, Joni Mitchell, Stevie Wonder, Gil Scott-Heron, Aerosmith, Elton John, Miles Davis, Scorpions, ELO, Tom Waits, Tom Petty, Supertramp, Rolling Stones, Kraftwerk, Nick Drake, 10CC, Al Stewart, Springsteen, Alan Parsons Project, Genesis, Elvis Costello, Mike Oldfield etc. Greatest decade for music ever as all of these artists were at their peak, or maintaining their late 1960's peaks.
I was so surprised that not one Fleetwood Mac song was on here...especially with Rumours. But like you said, there were so many amazing album artists that wouldn't necessarily have had a number one song in any given month. But also, it was bugging me lol, so I looked at a list of the Billboard number one songs each week and TopCulture definitely cherry-picked this list. Like, the Jackson 5 is all over 1970 with three #1 hits, but wasn't on this list. So, grain of salt. It makes me sad though, that so much amazing music is getting lost to time now. Number 2, 5, 10, 20, etc never make it on these lists.
Christopher Cross, Pink Floyd, Yes, Rush, Heart, Deep Purple, Seals and Croft, Kansas ........... Awesome concerts, mostly better than the recordings. Pure voice talents, composing, and musicians.
I so agree. I’m deep in the ‘70s. But it’s like that in every decade. The cream doesn’t always rise to the top. Most people have a shallow taste in music, now and then. There’s a lot of fantastic music to this day, but one must take an active interest in the dig. These days there are more tools for the excavation!
Living my life again watching this I think I was born in the best times. Only problem I'm 61 now that sucks best wishes to you and your and your families from down Under
I enjoyed this video. It would be nice to see more inclusion of rhythm and blues/soul artists like the great Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder, Smokey Robinson, Diana Ross, Rufus and Chaka Khan, Parliament, James Brown, Harold Melvin and The Blue Notes, The Dells, The Delphonics, Blue Magic, The Chi-lites, The Manhattans, The Chambers Bros.(they're from 60's) Jerry Butler, Aretha Franklin, Dionne Warwick, The Temptations, Michael Jackson, and LaBelle just to name a few (😂). They made some serious contributions to the music industry. I love watching you guys as you're listening to the music of the 60's and 70's. Please do another video of both genre's. Thank you for putting this together.😍❤️🌻
The 70s are my favorite decade for music. The musicianship, the songwriting, the production were at their height. You had to have talent. Novelty songs of the 50s and 60s became less common and it was before a good beat and personality were enough to make a song a hit.
Bell bottoms, or flares. They weren't quite the same. And believe me, we girls put time and effort into what we wore. The boys were wearing T's and jeans, and they still do.
Such an awesome decade. I was so lucky to grow up during this time. Some cheesy poppy ones in there but a great decade nonetheless. Thanks for your reaction!
As we get closer & closer to today, I think that we are going to hear some familiar songs…. I know them all. It’s time like this that I realize how old I’m getting. Lol
I like the clash of sounds from June 1979 to August 1979 (starting 12:05). You can hear the waning peak of disco with future 80s pop synth finally appearing for a sec in July '79. Great stuff. You guys are definitely going to enjoy the next decade you react to :)
You two are the BEST!! I wasn't familiar with the early 70's but once you hit like '76 I was 5 years old & I remember the rest of those songs well. It's funny how the pop songs (Bee Gees, Abba, Beatles) were always top of the list but the classic rock never really was yet now it's the jam. Ex: Led Zeppelin, Boston, Pink Floyd - just to name a few. Either way - it was a GREAT time for music. Thanks Raymond & Keylow!
My goodness , some of the songs 🎵 I haven't heard in a longtime brings back so many good memories ,I was born in the 70's myself that was awesome fellas ❤
It's surprising but there's a lot of sugary sweet stuff that seems to dominate the months on this list, songs that were forgotten the next month and a lot of them don't really stand the test of time. A lot of great groups you need to hear aren't included when done this way. You're gonna have to go deeper to find most of the really good stuff. But it's certainly worth the effort. Music of the 70's was much better than this list would indicate.
My decade, so it’s odd that I didn’t recognize some songs, and think others were left out. Wonder if it was of top songs in a country other than the US??? Still a great trip down memory lane. Funny how a song can bring you back to a time. Enjoyed the video and your reaction!
I'm Australian and knew them all but wondered halfway through if it was UK. Especially when the Scottish Bay City rollers came on. Or did they have hits in the US too 🤔
Yes, Bay City Rollers had a #1 with Saturday Night in the US, which is why The Bee Gees refused to write a song with the same title for Stigwood’s little disco movie. Named it Stayin Alive and refused to change it. Because they also had written Night Fever, they suggested the movie’s name be changed to SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER. Definitely more creative the just SATURDAY NIGHT.
Fun reaction, guys! I recently learned that when guys have their shirts open with chest and chest hairs showing, that it’s called taco meat! 😮 🤣 I can’t get that imagine out of my head now.
I was in my 20s in the 70s and preferred the songs in the first part of that decade as I was more of a hard rock kind of person as in Hendrix, Janis Joplin the Stones and others that were big in the latter part of the 60s and the first part of the 70s but all in all it was a good decade for music.
I love how Keylow always zeroes in on the "costumes" and the dress styles. Why is that Keylow? You should surprise us and do a video with your best dressed style.
Y'all two are a pleasure to watch your reactions. These best of each month 60s and 70s have been enjoyable. I was 5 in 1960 and a weed smoking flower child in the early 70s. This reminded me of some favorites that I will search out and listen to the whole songs. Thank you! Please, notice how we young people in the 60s and 70s didn't care about the color of the artists skin or xenaphobia! Black, White, Japanese, German, French... We just wanted the music! They all had amazing talents and no autotune. They had pipes! Music evolved drastically and the themes/moods match up with political events in the US in all those years. When I hear a remake now I'm usually not impressed probably because the new versions don't bring back memories of what I was doing growing up through those 2 decades. "Teen Angel" made me cry when I was 5 lol too sad. Thanks again for putting these up! I'm subscribing now ♡
For me 80s is the best in this videos. Almost every song is a big hit. 90s second place for the fun and wierdness. 70s third place, better quality than 90s, but still rank 90s before. Maybe because of my youth back then. Lot of memoriers to the 90s music. Wish I could teleport back to the 70-90s and stay there forever. TH-cam can follow, but the rest of internet can stay in this millenium.
The thing about the 70s is that a lot of the "popular" songs were dance hits, because discos were the thing. We ALL went dancing or rollerskating to these tunes. The BEST music, though, was the rock music that we listened to on albums. Not necessarily the popular dance music.
I was surprised that even at the height of disco and dance music in the late 70's, those songs for the most part weren't listed in favor of some sugary sweet pop songs. Most of those songs I don't even remember.
@@paulvaultguy Well, this is not a billboard No 1 hits list. There are a lot of number one hits missing and a few on here I never heard of. But I do think, because we bought the LPs, not the singles of the rock albums, a lot of great songs never made the singles charts. So many excellent albums came out at that time. Many songs that were not on great albums sold better as singles.
@@sallyatticum good point. Conversely, if you liked a particular song by a one hit wonder you bought the single not the album. Not so with Fleetwood Mac, Zeppelin, the Eagles Etc.
Every decade had great great great music - impossible to say any one decade was better than any other. Love this vid - almost every song highlighted here made me want to hear just a bit more.
In the 70s decade the lead was ABBA since your victory in Eurovision 1974 Waterloo 1976 Mamma Mia Fernando Dancing Queen Money Money Money 1977 The name of the Game 1978 Take a chance on me anothers ABBA hits not included here: 1975 S.O.S. 1977 Knowing me knowing you 1978 Summer Night City 1979 Chiquitita Gimme gimme gimme
Lmao. This is my teens. I don't remember half of these cuz I was plugged into rock, wasn't "popular." See how in 69 you had The Beatles and then in 70 you started with George Harrison. All 4 had numb 1's. No Zep, No Heart, No anything, what a shame. Rewind to The Labelles, 6:56, you guys just watched this song a few weeks ago by Mia, Pink, Lil Lim and Christina Aguilera...Lady Marmalade. 👍🏽
Awesome job guys!! Great memories. Got 1 if you are interested. Eve of Destruction by Barry McGuire. They, in some instances banned this song. Too controversial. The scary thing, is it was written about the vietnam war...and it would fit perfectly with what is going on in society today. Would love your opinion!! Happy New Year and keep up the great job!!
Oh god, I looked that song up a couple years ago (when I was doing my '60s chronological TH-cam playlist) and you have no IDEA how many comments were talking about it's still relevant. (Unless you've seen those comments too, of course.) And then when I started my '70s collection, in 2020, I kept going "...this song is 50 years old...and things haven't changed..."
70's music was all over the place. Slow & romantic, hard rock, disco, pop, soft rock, heavy metal....we had it all. 😄
Most of the best songs were not on here ,,
MORE THAN A FEELING BY BOSTON Van Helen Dance the night a way , Toto Hold the line ,, SULTIONS OF SWING DIAR STRAITS , Cary on way word son BY Kansas ,, Slow ride by Foghat , Hair of the dog Nazareth ,Play that funky music By Wild Cherry .. Was a SMALL Sample of the best songs of this decade
ABBA & Bee Gees, most non violent takeover in history lol
This was a blast guys!♥️✌
The 70s we're all over the place.. never 2 things the same... On the way to getting lost....☮️🎸
The 70s were all over the place. We were just breaking out and struggling too. Graduated in 1979...thank goodness Disco was starting to die out!
This is my favorite era of music. I was born in '74:) everybody was trying something new. Wide range of sounds from the 70's. Thanks for a trip back in time.
AAAA ME TOO! (Born in '74, I mean.) '70s music is classic--so diverse and interesting. I grew up with '80s stuff on the radio as a kid (which I also love) but digging back into the years I was a tiny kid (and then also didn't exist) is amazing. :)
Man between 60's and the 70's you have alot of GREAT MUSIC to listen to❤✌
70s was absolutely awesome I was going out with my friends at the weekend met my husband had a baby boy 2 yers later 1979 had a baby girl I was really busy in the 70s fantastic songs just a brilliant time to be alive Love 💕 from Denise in England 🏴👏👏👏👏💕👍💕👋
There were 100s if not thousand of great songs they did not include in these compilations. The Doors, Pink Floyd. Led Zeppelin, David Bowie, Rick James, Stevie Ray Vaughn, 10cc, Jim Croce. Many. Many others. Not all in the same decade but several of f these.are still playing 50+ years later. In this I am glad they included the Carpenter's they were brother and sister. She has a beautiful voice. Tanya Tucker (used to babysit my first husband) before she became famous. Anyway great reaction guys!
I grew up with the 70’s. What you have to understand is there was no internet, no TH-cam videos. We listened on transistor radios. We made up lyrics when we couldn’t make out the words. I know every song on this list. I road my bike and listened. There were headphones, I couldn’t afford them. Your lives now is nothing like our lives back in the 70’s. I graduated high school in the 70’s. I’m a grandfather in the 20’s. I was a virgin in the 70’s. M way last that now. My parents were alive in the 70’s. Not now. When you guys are grandfathers, your grandchildren won’t understand or care how you grew up. Most if the artists from the 70’s are dead now.
😪 It is sad that so much is gone. I try to think fondly of those days and not let them get me down. Wishing you brighter days.
70's yeah! My favorite time.....
❤👍🥰
70s music is everything!!! 1976 being a pinnacle year.
Go down the Carpenters, Queen, & Elton John rabbit holes, they ruled the '70s!
The Beatles split in early 1970, but they individually had success in the 70s. They were George Harrison, Ringo Starr, John Lennon, and Paul McCartney/Wings.
Guys the 70's had some of the best music ever, grew up listening to this music. I remember driving my mustang convertible, with the top down, just cruising along listening to this music, not a care in the world. Man what I wouldn't do to go back to those days, for just one day. Thanks guys for this beautiful journey back in time, really enjoyed the great music.
SOME OF .. No A lot of
Hey I've lived through a lot of decades and 70s was absolutely awesome. Such a fun time. Music really evolved.
Thanks guys, the 70’s & the 80’s had great music, so much more to listen to, soul and rock song’s.👍🥰🎶🎼🎹🎺🎷🎸🥁
Thanks guys loved it Oh my God I'm getting old I remember most of these records. Would still love to see top Soul/ R&B songs of the 60s and 70s ✌️
Super sonic soul. I agree with you 💯. I remember that songs but a lot of them I fast forward the video to the next song. R/B and soul music!!!! There is nothing better. When I watch them "I wonder who put it together. Not trying to knock anyone. Hope everyone has great holidays..
Yes me too! Definitely!
The 70's Ruled The Music World ♥️
YOU BET YA And so many dif kinds
I love the vibe of the 70's
God what a trip down memory lane... the music of my childhood .. !!! Thank you for that trip guys.. !!
I love the music from the 60s and 70s.
MEMORIES....took me back
I was born in the 50s a little girl,in the 60s and teenager in the 70s and boy,did I enjoy it. If only there was a way to go back,I would do it in a heartbeat. Thank you for this memory lane. I have goosebumps, just remembering.
Loved your reactions! The 70’s was an eclectic mix of creativity.
Dudes we dressed anyway and everyway imaginable no one cared. And those few songs y'all played hardly tipped the iceberg of fabulous music of the 70's
70’s music is top notch
What's interesting is that you can distinctly hear the 60s and the 80s "sound" respectively at the beginning and end of this decade. I was born in 1970 and listened to music all the time, so I heard all of this growing up. I was so happy to see The Carpenters' "On Top of the World" and Helen Reddy's "Delta Dawn" included here because they were my favorites when I was little. Cheers!
Me too! I was born in 71 & Delta Dawn was always a fav of mine!
71 kid here too, I remember all this music to plus country, and my parents listened to a lot of 50s and 60s music which is probably why I like just about every genre, but to me the 70's is really defined by 2, Rock, and Disco with some Easy Listening thrown in, I think it was mostly those
Oh, absolutely, to the hearing the other decades at the beginning and end thing. When I make my own chronological collections, I like to end off with something that sounds like it's kinda leading into or foreshadowing the coming decade. In this case it was "Video Killed the Radio Star", which came out in December 1979 and has PERFECT timing _and_ foreshadowing. XD
Oh heavens, what fun to hear all those songs I danced to - thanks !
Every song from 1972 is written on my heart.
The 70s is the best music of all time
I have a strong suspicion these lists are based on British or European charts.
Yep-Abba were colossal in the UK & huge in Europe, Brotherhood Of Man won Eurovision for GB, Pussycat was a UK number 1. Cannot be totally UK based though as no T-Rex or Slade songs & for instance Fox On The Run by Sweet was nowhere as big a song in the UK as Blockbuster was for them.
As great as a lot of the chart music was this decade-what didn't always or often make the charts from people who were mostly album artists is insane-Led Zep, Lou Reed, Bob Dylan, Neil Young, Leonard Cohen, Frank Zappa, Captain Beefheart, Van Morrison, Joni Mitchell, Stevie Wonder, Gil Scott-Heron, Aerosmith, Elton John, Miles Davis, Scorpions, ELO, Tom Waits, Tom Petty, Supertramp, Rolling Stones, Kraftwerk, Nick Drake, 10CC, Al Stewart, Springsteen, Alan Parsons Project, Genesis, Elvis Costello, Mike Oldfield etc. Greatest decade for music ever as all of these artists were at their peak, or maintaining their late 1960's peaks.
I was so surprised that not one Fleetwood Mac song was on here...especially with Rumours. But like you said, there were so many amazing album artists that wouldn't necessarily have had a number one song in any given month.
But also, it was bugging me lol, so I looked at a list of the Billboard number one songs each week and TopCulture definitely cherry-picked this list. Like, the Jackson 5 is all over 1970 with three #1 hits, but wasn't on this list. So, grain of salt.
It makes me sad though, that so much amazing music is getting lost to time now. Number 2, 5, 10, 20, etc never make it on these lists.
Christopher Cross, Pink Floyd, Yes, Rush, Heart, Deep Purple, Seals and Croft, Kansas ........... Awesome concerts, mostly better than the recordings. Pure voice talents, composing, and musicians.
I so agree. I’m deep in the ‘70s. But it’s like that in every decade. The cream doesn’t always rise to the top. Most people have a shallow taste in music, now and then. There’s a lot of fantastic music to this day, but one must take an active interest in the dig. These days there are more tools for the excavation!
There was also so much music that didn’t have a pop hook in the ‘70s, such as Tangerine Dream-I won’t expand on your list but I’m sure you agree.
Kyle Gass Project
The 70's has a ton of great music 🎵 🤗✌️
A MILLLION TONS LOL
Living my life again watching this I think I was born in the best times. Only problem I'm 61 now that sucks best wishes to you and your and your families from down Under
I enjoyed this video. It would be nice to see more
inclusion of rhythm and blues/soul artists like the great Marvin Gaye, Stevie Wonder, Smokey Robinson, Diana Ross, Rufus and Chaka Khan, Parliament, James Brown, Harold Melvin and The Blue Notes, The Dells, The Delphonics, Blue Magic, The Chi-lites, The Manhattans, The Chambers Bros.(they're from 60's) Jerry Butler, Aretha Franklin, Dionne Warwick, The Temptations, Michael Jackson, and LaBelle just to name a few (😂). They made some serious contributions to the music industry. I love watching you guys as you're listening to the music of the 60's and 70's. Please do another video of both genre's. Thank you for putting this together.😍❤️🌻
The 70s are my favorite decade for music. The musicianship, the songwriting, the production were at their height. You had to have talent. Novelty songs of the 50s and 60s became less common and it was before a good beat and personality were enough to make a song a hit.
Ahhhh the 70's. Disco era.
Roberta Flack ❤️😎 she’s one of my all time favorites 🌹
Just shows what a total legend Elton John was then and is still now, 50 years later !
The 70s were my teen music, just now I realize how diverse it was, and so much really great stuff we took for granted
Thanks guys. Loved this. 60s and 70s were the best!
My teenage years rocked!
This is a good guide to great oldies to react to might want to take notes
This is my decade. I was a teenager, I am being biased. So many good memories. Enjoy
They have it spot on for July 1972. I was born July, 11th 1972 and " Lean On Me " by Bill Withers was the # 1 song 🎵
And I'm in Sep. 5th 1972... Lol !
I really miss ABBA in the 70s what a great group and my favorite female singer is Karen Carpenter
Bell bottoms, or flares. They weren't quite the same. And believe me, we girls put time and effort into what we wore. The boys were wearing T's and jeans, and they still do.
Memories…. Music 🎶 at its best!!!!
I was a teenager in the 70’s. There was a whole lot more than the Top 40, but boy was it great to be alive then. 😁❤️
👍🔥🔥
The 70s were way cool the music as well as the fashion was eclectic fun and adventurous
I’m sorry but this is was THEE MOST AWESOME decade for music. Holy smokes I’m blessed to have grown up to this music!
70s had the most diverse music
Such an awesome decade. I was so lucky to grow up during this time. Some cheesy poppy ones in there but a great decade nonetheless. Thanks for your reaction!
I feel the 60’s 70’s and 80’s were the best years for music:)
absolutely..
100%
Back when Pop was popping, rock was rocking and dance was dancing 🕺 Now it seems people lost originality not creating new sound
As we get closer & closer to today, I think that we are going to hear some familiar songs…. I know them all. It’s time like this that I realize how old I’m getting. Lol
I like the clash of sounds from June 1979 to August 1979 (starting 12:05). You can hear the waning peak of disco with future 80s pop synth finally appearing for a sec in July '79. Great stuff.
You guys are definitely going to enjoy the next decade you react to :)
You two are the BEST!! I wasn't familiar with the early 70's but once you hit like '76 I was 5 years old & I remember the rest of those songs well. It's funny how the pop songs (Bee Gees, Abba, Beatles) were always top of the list but the classic rock never really was yet now it's the jam. Ex: Led Zeppelin, Boston, Pink Floyd - just to name a few. Either way - it was a GREAT time for music. Thanks Raymond & Keylow!
It's because of the discos and skating rinks, I think. The best music was the albums that weren't played on the radio or in the discos.
This list must be based on AM radio, that played the pop crap. The good stuff was on FM radio. In my comment, above, I list a few of the best.
You guys are awesome. That was enjoyable.
My goodness , some of the songs 🎵 I haven't heard in a longtime brings back so many good memories ,I was born in the 70's myself that was awesome fellas ❤
So great! Lets play all these songs now!
There was a lot of great music from the 70's. But there was also plenty of cr@p. Thanks for taking the time to review this.
Loved this!!! So many beautiful hits ❤️
There’s nothing like telling a story - experience in a song with its music to go with it
GENIUS!!!
It’s gotta bring one in - like one
70s music is the explosion of the coolest bands ever. ✌💖🙏
Brought back some great memories. Thanks for a fun reaction. :)
It's surprising but there's a lot of sugary sweet stuff that seems to dominate the months on this list, songs that were forgotten the next month and a lot of them don't really stand the test of time. A lot of great groups you need to hear aren't included when done this way. You're gonna have to go deeper to find most of the really good stuff. But it's certainly worth the effort. Music of the 70's was much better than this list would indicate.
Well that took me through my teenage years, I loved it
The decade of the singer/songwriter. And that's Yvonne Elliman (If I can't have you) on the maracas while Clapton sings I shot the Sherriff.
Love 70s music thanks 👍
My decade, so it’s odd that I didn’t recognize some songs, and think others were left out. Wonder if it was of top songs in a country other than the US??? Still a great trip down memory lane. Funny how a song can bring you back to a time. Enjoyed the video and your reaction!
I'm Australian and knew them all but wondered halfway through if it was UK. Especially when the Scottish Bay City rollers came on. Or did they have hits in the US too 🤔
Yes, Bay City Rollers had a #1 with Saturday Night in the US, which is why The Bee Gees refused to write a song with the same title for Stigwood’s little disco movie. Named it Stayin Alive and refused to change it. Because they also had written Night Fever, they suggested the movie’s name be changed to SATURDAY NIGHT FEVER. Definitely more creative the just SATURDAY NIGHT.
Fun reaction, guys! I recently learned that when guys have their shirts open with chest and chest hairs showing, that it’s called taco meat! 😮 🤣 I can’t get that imagine out of my head now.
Good Choice! Good Memories!
And just think about it all of us born in the 60's, grew up with some of the greatest artists and music ever .
Woah...they scooted through those quickly.....hardly got a chance to hear them lol... But some truly.awesome music and artists in the 70's...
as a child of the 70's what I remember most is that Rock and Disco were king, everything else was 2nd
I love your channel. You can enjoy everything without having to fast forward on a boring song.
I was in my 20s in the 70s and preferred the songs in the first part of that decade as I was more of a hard rock kind of person as in Hendrix, Janis Joplin the Stones and others that were big in the latter part of the 60s and the first part of the 70s but all in all it was a good decade for music.
I love how Keylow always zeroes in on the "costumes" and the dress styles. Why is that Keylow? You should surprise us and do a video with your best dressed style.
Y'all two are a pleasure to watch your reactions. These best of each month 60s and 70s have been enjoyable. I was 5 in 1960 and a weed smoking flower child in the early 70s. This reminded me of some favorites that I will search out and listen to the whole songs. Thank you! Please, notice how we young people in the 60s and 70s didn't care about the color of the artists skin or xenaphobia! Black, White, Japanese, German, French... We just wanted the music! They all had amazing talents and no autotune. They had pipes! Music evolved drastically and the themes/moods match up with political events in the US in all those years. When I hear a remake now I'm usually not impressed probably because the new versions don't bring back memories of what I was doing growing up through those 2 decades. "Teen Angel" made me cry when I was 5 lol too sad. Thanks again for putting these up! I'm subscribing now ♡
Okay there was a bit of corn in the 70s. I guess that made the cool rock even more special.
A bit?? There was a truck 🚚 load of cr@p in the 70's. I know...I was there. But....there was also incredible music as well. This compilation is weird.
A lot of those songs I had forgotten about. Saying that though I was born in 1972.
No Stevie Wonder? SUPERSTITION was a number 1 hit in 1973 (Billboard Hot 100).
I love it when u guys do #1s from the decades. I'd love for u guys to hear them all start to finish.
Props!!!!!! Thank u for highlighting this era.
For me 80s is the best in this videos. Almost every song is a big hit. 90s second place for the fun and wierdness. 70s third place, better quality than 90s, but still rank 90s before. Maybe because of my youth back then. Lot of memoriers to the 90s music.
Wish I could teleport back to the 70-90s and stay there forever. TH-cam can follow, but the rest of internet can stay in this millenium.
Telma Hopkins ( Aunt Rachel ) was in the group Tony Orlando and Dawn after this version of the group
Loved it guys! The 70’s was the best! Please react to ABBA
A very wide variety of music in the 70s
The thing about the 70s is that a lot of the "popular" songs were dance hits, because discos were the thing. We ALL went dancing or rollerskating to these tunes. The BEST music, though, was the rock music that we listened to on albums. Not necessarily the popular dance music.
I was surprised that even at the height of disco and dance music in the late 70's, those songs for the most part weren't listed in favor of some sugary sweet pop songs. Most of those songs I don't even remember.
@@paulvaultguy Well, this is not a billboard No 1 hits list. There are a lot of number one hits missing and a few on here I never heard of.
But I do think, because we bought the LPs, not the singles of the rock albums, a lot of great songs never made the singles charts. So many excellent albums came out at that time. Many songs that were not on great albums sold better as singles.
@@sallyatticum good point. Conversely, if you liked a particular song by a one hit wonder you bought the single not the album. Not so with Fleetwood Mac, Zeppelin, the Eagles Etc.
I absolutely love that you are reacting to these! You get a feel for the attitude of the decade. You understand alittle more about it.
Every decade had great great great music - impossible to say any one decade was better than any other. Love this vid - almost every song highlighted here made me want to hear just a bit more.
Loved it and had forgotten some of the banc names. It was my 20's.
Thanks for posting this video. It is a nice trip to back in the day.
These two guys are just adorable the way they get into all kinds of music 😆
The 80's and back are the best music!
Thank you Guys 👍👍👍👍💯
In the 70s decade the lead was ABBA
since your victory in Eurovision
1974
Waterloo
1976
Mamma Mia
Fernando
Dancing Queen
Money Money Money
1977
The name of the Game
1978
Take a chance on me
anothers ABBA hits not included here:
1975
S.O.S.
1977
Knowing me knowing you
1978
Summer Night City
1979
Chiquitita
Gimme gimme gimme
I'll take the 60's over the 70's all day long !!
Lmao. This is my teens. I don't remember half of these cuz I was plugged into rock, wasn't "popular."
See how in 69 you had The Beatles and then in 70 you started with George Harrison. All 4 had numb 1's.
No Zep, No Heart, No anything, what a shame.
Rewind to The Labelles, 6:56, you guys just watched this song a few weeks ago by Mia, Pink, Lil Lim and Christina Aguilera...Lady Marmalade. 👍🏽
Awesome job guys!! Great memories. Got 1 if you are interested. Eve of Destruction by Barry McGuire. They, in some instances banned this song. Too controversial. The scary thing,
is it was written about the vietnam war...and it would fit perfectly with what is going on in society today. Would love your opinion!! Happy New Year and keep up the great job!!
Oh god, I looked that song up a couple years ago (when I was doing my '60s chronological TH-cam playlist) and you have no IDEA how many comments were talking about it's still relevant. (Unless you've seen those comments too, of course.) And then when I started my '70s collection, in 2020, I kept going "...this song is 50 years old...and things haven't changed..."
70's was hard, lmao facts