Born in 1946….married in 1965! Still married to the love of my life…58 years this year! Had our daughter in 66….my husband left for Vietnam in 66….the hardest year waiting for him. So many marriages didn’t last. What got me through the year was music! Played it all day long….we had our son in 77…..a surprise but a nice one! I have had a blessed life…good music….good kids….beautiful grandsons, and my husband still thinks I am sexy! ❤️
@suzannerobbins6293 well a privileged soul you're I also did Intriguing singer and also put an electrifying performances to go can you check my description please so you can write to me on email I put out my email there as I'm not always on here
I’m 72 married in 1970, a widow now but I still have our large collection of albums from late 1960s & 1970s. The world was so different then, better for sure. I often play them even though I cry while I listen. How lucky we were to have lived during the greatest music times ever!
Born 1960 Detroit hospital. Moved to Philadelphia area 1966 the 70s music brings a tear to my eyes every time, they were part of the good times the bad times the hard times first love ❤️ times emotional 😭 times making my self 😢 love thoughts times
I was born in 72', and my momma raised me on this music. Love these songs, reminds me of good times. She passed away 4 yrs this past December, and I came here to listen, because I'm missing her something awful. I feel like she's with me while listening. Miss and Love ya Momma!!!❤
I was brought up on this music born late 60's.Wh at a energy different in the air it was growing up in the 70's with non stop great music playing and playing and playing. The disjockeys on the radio always said what time it was the singer /the songs title and weather in degrees.
There are still loads of good song writers around, they are just not promoted. One has to do a little bit of research to find them. There'll always be good musicians and artists, they need support ! Each generation has its own way of expression. Our parents lost it too when we were young :)
How very fortunate we were to have grown up on this music, real music. Born in ‘59 when life was so simple and the country was full of love. Dear God, bring back those days.
I got out of Vietnam and was home in 1969. So the 70s was an Awesome time for me. I met the love of my life and we married in 1971. I play music, guitar and now do live Gigs doing many of these songs. Takes me back to the good times, when everyone I loved was still alive!
If only Karen Carpenter knew how beloved she was she might have lived. Her fans could of cared less what she weighed!! Her voice was what we loved!! There was absolutely nothing wrong with her!!! She was Beautiful!!! Her voice was a gift from God in my opinion, as I view anyone’s gift in life!! The media judged her so harshly!!! She had so much more to give us to enjoy!!! What a tragedy!!!!! Such a loss!!!
yes, it was. It's more than caring about what you weigh. It's an illness. She recovered somewhat but her heart was too damaged and could not handle the increasing load of weight. :( so sad. no voice like hers ever. so soothing and beautiful.
My wife of 43 yrs has the same disease. We married young, & our first song at wedding was Karen Carpenter's " we've only just begun" She was an absolutely amazing woman, & put so much into her music,& am thrilled to be part of her life! Life is short, but mostly for the ones who do so much to help others out in times of desperate times! Karen & Richard are always such an inspiration, & it's so sad the new generation will Never understand what true music was like,& how it helped change people's lives all over the world!! God Bless the Carpenters! Miss their music every day!!
Her mother was awful to her about her weight. But those were the times when women were poisoned to believe that they were undesirable if they didn't weigh the "ideal" weight.
I am 71 too! Still and will always love music of all genres! Good music in every decade even today! Just listen! The 70s is when I got into different genres! XO ☺️ 😉 😊 😍
I'm 71 as well and I love this music and all the music that's followed it. Don't cry though, as every day we get is a blessing and can still be the best days 😊😊
@@chriscook5613 music affects people differently. There is a psychology today article about it, 63% of those who cry when listening to music say they felt sadness but almost 38% said they felt awe. Crying isn't always because you are sad.
The 70s and 80s a time when people knew people, you talked for hours instead of texting, you could sit with someone and just listen to music. People watched concerts instead of filming concerts, You didn't need to take pictures of yourself every two minutes. God I miss being bored with my friends talking and getting in innocent trouble. Good times I am sorry my son will never know what we had.
@Michael Toanone Man I wish I would have said that...perfectly stated! We who grew up in the '70's especially (being 15 in '76 in my case) had a glorious time. I lived in Tampa Bay and at sunset there would be no plan---there'd just be one or two of us on the playground of a school, passing a joint and a few more would drift by, some we knew, some we didn't...didn't matter. We torched another spliff and passed it around. Someone who looked older than his age offered to go get some strong drink...we settled on wine. We all pitched in and he was back in no time. The sun had clocked out leaving a trippy fiery pink sky. Then from a transistor radio was turned on and "New Kid In Town" by the Eagles started playing. The weed was good, the wine sweet, a girl sang along with the music and we had no reason to believe it would not be that way forever.
I was married at 16yrs.old and my number 1sweet husband was 18yrs old and we would crawl out a window and sit on the roof of his dad's house and look at the Stars, and This music was just getting started, my Love Has Been Gone since 2002 YESTERDAY he would have been 77yrs old we were married 40yrs and have grands. And Great Grand's, He is like a Chip of my Heart is missing🇺🇸❤💙😎He was a Friend to Everyone, a Real KoOL Cat.
I was in my 20's in the 70's and am SO GREATFUL that we grew up in the wonderful times that we did! The memories are AWESOME! Thank-you for the reminders! I don't have a fancy phone. I have a Landline phone and a desktop computer (not one I can carry around with me, thank God!)
@@brendawatkins6337 He's waiting on you, Brenda...a glorious reunion!! You just make sure you live life full and joyously, like he wants you to. Take care!!
Fix him up an awesome mix collection of your music and tell stories of your life before technology took hold....give him some insight of what living was in your days.
I married my love in the early 70s, lost her unexpectedly(after 46years) and these are OUR songs. Wish I had that last kiss while dancing. Rest in paradise honey.
Hang in there, P, born 1945 and these song are so melancholy...all the things we've lost in life and in social culture, I know it brings a lump to my throat and a tear to my eye!.
I grew up on this wonderful music! I am almost 69 and love a variety of music, but by far my all time “Favorites” are the mid 60’s and 70’s tunes and words! Our Senior song was, James Taylor, “You’ve got a Friend”! Life seemed more simple back then! I’m glad I grew up during these times , Amen. Thank you for sharing this Soft Rock Ballads.
Wow! I'm almost 69 & our senior song (1973) was also You've Got a Friend by James Taylor, who's from North Carolina, just like me. 😊Love all these songs. Great memories.
80 years old now with terminal cancer, so thankful that I can still hear the real music of the 70's up to way back of the 50's and 60"s that became part of my life and often times calling my best friend few Highschool classmates of the 60s sharing the sweet memories. Thank you Channel Rodney.
Do this: I don't know if you're a believer. Time to be one. 1) Ask the Holy Spirit to come to you and give you strength, peace and calm and take the cancer away. Repent and forgive yourself and others. - They say cancer is a blockage of energy in the body. Forgive to get rid of negative emotions and energies that get bottled up in the body. ***They found out cancer is a fungus. Balance your Body's acidic environment by balancing your body's PH in item #2, next. 2) Have a full glass of filtered water, stir a leveled table spoon of baking soda until water becomes clear, then, squeeze the juice of one lemon, stir. Take any lemon seeds out of the glass and drink all. The lemon becomes alkaline in the body when you drink it. This balance your body's PH and acid in your body. Cancer thrives in an acidic environment. Do it everyday. 3) I read long ago a protocol to cure cancer was to take 5 grams of vitamin C = 5,000 mgr. Buy a bottle of vitamin C in 1,000 mgrs and have 5 tablets per day. Start with 3 tablets and increase it to 5 in a week. Search on google for cancer fighting foods. 4) Juice up. There was a German doctor who had a disease fighting juice protocol for different types of cancer. His daughter had an office here in United States. I don't know if she's still alive. She was in her 80s years ago. One juice to fight some cancer tumors was to drink the juice of green apples, the Granny Smith apples with the juice of carrots about 4 full glasses a day for a couple of months until its disappearance. Look this up, you might find it. This juice protocol cured cancer tumors on a kid by drinking it everyday. Blessings. P.S: Ask your doctor if you can get on a High Intravenous Vitamin C treatment and if can help cure your cancer or live a longer and better life. Just ask your doctor.
We are all terminal from the time we take our first breath. I hope you are doing well as you can. Prayers. May you always have peace here and beyond 🙏.
And all the other joys too, like playing outside, walking to school, among other freedoms that the kids today don't experience. I wouldn't trade it for the world. Getting dressed up on Saturdays or Sundays depending on your religion. Dressing up to go "out" and on holidays.
I'm 62 and kids today don't know what they are missing. My 10 year old grandson came in tonight singing some old song and I giggled. Told him his mom was teaching him right
I've read such great comments! I'm a girl born in 65. My parent's were huge on country music but I have 2 older siblings. My brother was born in 55, my sister in 57 so they introduced me to this amongst other music genres. Music is in my life every day. I can't clean the house, cook supper or drive without music. I think my bodies made up of 95% music! 😊 What a great feeling being connected to strangers thru this music right now! Best of 2024 to all
My mom loved Karen Carpenter she would play the cassette over and over while babysitting for us. So sad how she passed such a talented young lady.. ❤ I was her second biggest fan..❤
I thought I was the only one who longs for the 70's. Times sure were different. Playing outside and laying on the grass counting the stars. Playing ball with the neighborhood kids and drinking water from the spicket outside. Best water ever. God i wish my grandbabies could enjoy the days that I did. Wasn't perfect but wasn't like it is today. Sad
I'm 63 and have 2 daughters and one who loves all the music I grew up with. I even raised my 3 grandchildren on it too. I tried telling them about the ways back then but times and people have changed. Selfishness, no love or care for our neighbors or elderly like we did back then. I listen to my music at night to put me to sleep.
This is just what I needed today. LOVE the 70's music!! Born in 1954 and had the GREATEST tunes back then!! Why did music change so much? Nice to have these great memories back with these songs. Not all were lucky enough to reach an old age in life, so GOD BLESS those that are still alive listening, like me.
Yes, high school in the 70s.. the music still stirs a beautiful feeling in me and memories, oh the memories, all the faces from the school community days.. NZ 🕊
Have to agree with earlier comments. Am almost 80 and am grateful I had a time when music meant something you could identify with and enjoy. Thanks for the memories.
I demand that this Loving Music come back 💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓 The Best Time In My Life!!!!! We just didn't realize how Blessed we were back then❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I remember my Dad saying when the street lights go on head home. Life was so innocent music was a lifeline then . I miss those times terribly every day but am grateful for having the best childhood ever and the technology to listen to whatever we want now. Memories like the corners of our mind precious times.
The street lights was my curfew too! Great memories, then growing up happened. I would love to go back and be 10 again. I had a great childhood. Great parents, great sisters( no brothers) great friends , great little town in southern New Jersey
These are real songs! Bring back memories of the good days ,back when we didn't have no plandemic,no lockdowns, no vaccines to kill us, we had a halfway decent government...
I just lost my husband to cancer. We were married 38 years. I still cry when songs he loved come on the radio. He was a wonderful husband so I understand where you are coming from.
I too was married in ‘74 and had 45 years of marriage. My husband was a vinyl album collector and he would give me a DJ night and put albums on the turntable and play all these 60’s and 70’s music that he knew I liked. I still go back to you tube or Pandora and play all this beautiful music. I still miss him but I know we will meet again in eternity with the King of Kings and Lord of Lords❤️
Remember sitting by the radio with the cassette recorder for "your" song to come on so you could record these songs? Hating when the DJ wouldn't shut up so you missed some of the song? Man those were the good times. Who would have thought what a wreck the world would become?
@Sherbear B. You are SOOOO RIGHT! Imo, Our world is SO FAR WAY OUT of whack than I ever ever dreamed it would get!!! I don't know about you, but it makes me so VERY VERY sad 😢 and if people don't soon WAKE UP & smell the coffee; something terribly sad is going to happen: I know that most folks will agree that they love their freedom this country has allowed them through the WONDERFUL years like when we used to play these beautiful oldies such as on this video OVER & OVER♥️! We need to preserve this beautiful music as well as preserve the freedom we are allowed to live which our constitution gives us! If we don't come together as a whole and quit jumping around and getting all "divided up", we are all going to lose what is so beautiful and PRECIOUS to us all-- it's called Being Free to live where we want to live, work wherever we want& own our own businesses, teach our children in whatever way we wish- home school, public school or private, worship at whatever church we wish, and live whatever American Dream we can dream up-- if we want to work hard and achieve it! This is America!! We need to come together and quit being so divided, my friends💘. Big time elites & the owners of media want to OWN US! YES, that's right, they want to OWN US and We need to stand up and JUST SAY NO!!! WE CAN DO THIS FRIENDS, YES WE CAN! Stop letting the things on the news divide us. I have stopped watching the news and am now more focused on staying connected with friends, going to church, and i just turn off the TV most of the time! I don't care about political parties either! NOPE! I think they could be involved in dividing us too!!! I could care less about political parties! Anyways just thought I'd share this! Happy oldies music sharing & REMEMBER to Love Your Neighbor as you would have them Love You!
@@sarahjarrell1262 you spoke of what is in my heart. I am sooo sad at the state of our world. I wish I could go back to the 60s, 70s and 80s, 8 tracks and cassettes, walking to school and playing outside till the sun went down. The new generation doesn't know about how good we had it and how good it can be.
@@sarahjarrell1262 Thank you Sarah for having the courage to say what needs to be said. I think there are a lot more of us out here than it may seem. We're not alone, though it often feels that way.
Those of us who heard this music for the first time way back when, had NO IDEA we were listening to pure gold. To us, it was just the music that was on the radio.
Having graduated in '71 all these songs were a big part of my life. And they still are. Sure seems like it was yesterday. I'm healthy. Great family. 3 lovely grand daughters. Life been good to me. STILL it sucks to get old. Peace for all.......
I was born in December 1947, right at the beginning of the BB Boom! (My Dad came back from the Pacific in early 1947, and I was born 9 months later). I lived in London (UK) through the BEST years of Music. I came to N. America at 18, followed by the "British Invasion" and I've lived the best life with music. Last week I went for a drive, and singing along with Oldies I was young again! (I am sure that other drivers thought the "old Lady" was having a fit!) I haven't yet grown up, my kids say that I am still younger than they are! Rock on, fellow Boomers we are STILL the cool generation ( well some of us are, anyway!).
Born in the 40’s listened to great music in the 50’s, 60’s married in the 70’s and here I am today still in love with my sweet bride of almost 50 years and I still love my era of music. God is good!
BBorn in '52, came of age in the 60's (I was 18 in '70, and spent 2 years in SE Asia). This is the music to which I can index most of the major events of those 40 years. Entered medschool in 78, married in 83, remarried in 96 (Wife #1 had an unexpected medical exit), and we are still married today, 26 years later. Unlike today, music back then was story based (often true stories at that). Todays "music" is primarily either "Look at me, I'm a tough rapstar with pudding for brains", or else it's regressive trash. The great luck of my life was growing up in a period where music was so exceptional!*
@@measl similar times to me. Born August 52 married July 72. Babies 74 and 76. Divorced in 78. Met my soul mate 87. He died 97 aged 52 from cancer. Nobody since worth mentioning. I have my beautiful grandchildren.xxx
I'm a '67 baby, the 70s music had so much meaning. To all of the artists who put out these outstanding songs, thank you for the classics hits👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🗣🗣🗣
I'm a 1960 baby. I know we are all biased as to what were the 'best' times, but I think the 70s were one of those times. Yes, inflation, Watergate, Nam, but I listen to these songs and see what has been looking at in this present morass of our societal norms, values being torn apart. Kids being ready to by drag queens, 'music' corrupted by rap and auto tune. Cardi B making millions from filth. Finally, kids who don't know how to play outside anymore.
The 70's had the best music and I still listen to it most of the time. It keeps my memories of a happier time with me. My husband loved music all kinds and with him it was a daily fixture in our lives. I hear certain songs and my heart breaks all over again. I miss him so very very much.
I play all this music when I want to calm myself from a world that’s scary now and very lonely and isolated and me and my pets relax and cry and smile ,Pray that this World will find Peace because we can’t stay the way we are we’re worth one more try we can still come Through ♥️🙏 all of this Let’s take a page from the sixties and bring Peace and love to this 2021and end the violence!!! We need the new Artist and old ones to bring us together with Music that’s what sixties were Music expression lyrics that reached into our Souls and into our lives and we all came together in such a collective way ...Let’s Sing let’s hold hands across America 🇺🇸 and let’s show the World who we are once again!
Born in the 60's, teen in the 70's.......best music EVER. I am so lucky to have all the memories of that time. It all seemed so carefree back then. The world seems so hard and cruel now. It's nice to listen to this and just escape reality for a bit................................
Also born in 60's, teen in 70's. And our parents worried about us!! Wish we could go back to those simpler times. When did I get so old? But I still remember every word.
60s kid here too....this music is like the best dream escape I can have now. As a teenager in the 70s life was amazing and I remember being so happy and looking forward to the next day. I listened to great music all day and every day. I cry for those times.
I was born in 1965 and grew up with my mom and dad and my mom loved to sing and we listened to all this music and that's where my love of music came from and she passed on April 9th, 2018 and this song Left Me Just When I Needed You The Most and this song represents me and my mom and my daughter and ty for this music collection ❤😢
Well, I’m soon to be 75 and I can’t believe we had the best music of our time. It is still played and many groups visit my hometown and I try to go and see them. My boys also grew up on this music and my one son who passed away last February 8 love the Beatles as much as I do, My other son ended up playing in a metallic band and appreciated all music. He plays many instruments, and he is really good. He now works in business and finance and he’s such a good man and a good person. Thank God for music of our time.
I’m 56 ....I remember riding bikes with friends , cartoons Saturday morning ......my family sitting around the dinner table ...my first crush “ Violet “ ....holding hands walking my girl home after school ....good stuff... We were lucky....
Still melancholy personality here. So I continue to listen. Love music of all kinds. But of course my generation had the best. He you have much happiness, peace and wonderful memories.🤍
Me too, John. Born in '55 to 2 people who didn't love each other, childhood was bad and puberty was the worst. But the music was the best and it saved me. It still does. I feel ya, man. ❤
Jim Croce was such a talented songwriter and singer, is sad that he passed away way too young. I am just glad I grew up in this era, great music, and great fun.
Brought tears to my eyes. Remembering when our friends came over us kids would go lay in yard an stare at the stars listening to these on a transistor radio talking and laughing on a summer night. The wonderful memories are overwhelming.
Yes Laurie, the Memories of those once in our lifetime days Are Overwhelming, aren't they. And same here whenever and especially when I listen. Still.. I wouldn't trade those days in a heartbeat. Not ever. Not ever.... ❣️
Awesome Always keep those Memories lost my bride a few days ago was in a wheelchair, My ,Love ,my buddy Wasn't an invalid but being in the wheelchair last few yrs took its toll on her ,SURE DO MISS HER SO REMEMBER THOSE MEMORIES NEVER KNOW WHEN A 😍 one will be Gone Soooooo depressed VERY MUCH FROM AN OLD 1st Cav Soldier
@@johnhopkins4983 Your Bride is at Peace now and Know that one day you will both be together again and with No more goodbyes. Until then She wants nothing more than for You to be at Peace too. ❤️
I think we were blessed with an era of music, in the seventies that will always be the most inspirational, and brilliant, by the most talented writers, composers and singers, of all time.
I know they sang from the heart and some songs are almost prophetic! Made me cry but such good times even if we did not have alot we always had the music and real neighborhoods .
Born in 1964 so this music was my world growing up! Today's music seems so lost and without the heartfelt emotions that 1970's music embraces. I miss the true instrumental bands and actual voices without the electronic alterations that much of today's music has. "Music is the voice of our world"
It's you and I that have changed friend. Today's youth listen to a different beat and a different truth. Not an evil, just different and it's still about love, so I like to smile along.
I understand where you are coming from. Had a bad childhood, but the music softened it and made it bearable. You don’t realize it until you listen all these years later. Hope your life has been good since then.
The memories are so soft and dear. Young pure belief…1st love, how powerful. Trying so hard to be grown up, with no idea of what it brings. Love this!!❤
@Michael Ferriter I did not see jim croce in concert... Perhaps my older brother did. My favorite concert performer, who unfortunately passed away way too early, was John Denver. I saw John 3 or 4 times. He was absolutely amazing!!! In my young teens I was an incredible fan of elton john. Then I went to see him in concert. His behavior was so bad; Arrogant, Spoiled, Ungrateful and moody. I never went to see him again, And I gave away all of my albums that he was on. Still to this day, I don't like listening to his music. That's how terrible of an impact he had on me at that one concert.
@@mckenna8663 that's good to know Intriguing singer and also put an electrifying performances to go can you check my description please so you can write to me on email I put out my email there as I'm not always on here
@@mckenna8663 I went to an Elton John concert in Montreal when he was at his height. It was wonderful ! He was as good live as on vinyl; too bad you had a bad experience, he could be so different, but we all have bad days, and that was just one concert! Don't give up on the rest of his wonderful music!
My father knew him as a friend. Not from the music industry and he was a beautiful person. The music of Jim Croce is timeless and I cry every time I hear this beautiful music. Thank you for what you gave us
Born in 62, was blessed to be able to grow up in the 70. It was just like the wonder years TV show! I miss those days and the innocence of being a kid.
This is not Andrea but her husband and yes I was also born in 62 lucky to have grown up during 70s and yes wonder year’s was pretty close to what I have seen!
The first year of The Wonder Years show was set in the fall of 1968 and the main characters were starting 7th grade, "junior high" (didn't call it middle school then), exactly the age I was in '68, so the show tracked my life. I was born in 1956 and spent most of my teen years in the '70s. We all did seem be kinder and gentler then. Then again, I do recall the parents waxing poetic about their teen years in the '40s the same way, so I guess it's just a sign we're all gettin' up there. :) Music sure was great for those decades of the '60s and '70s, though.
I was a toddler when these came out. But they cut me hard. I can’t even get through this list without pain. It’s a good pain, I miss the past. But I can’t finish it, it makes me miss good times. How could anything hurt and bring good memories at the same time?
Happiness is when listen to good music , what you sing aloud while you sing , and what you do are in harmony. Did you get a chance to enjoy this gems performances live?
I am 68 and I still love my music. It’s very connecting to back home and back then, when the world was getting over the Vietnam war and we still made it through. Thank you vets.
I agree; the 1960's/70's had some great music. This album represents what was good. You had bands like Chicago, Blood Sweat and Tears, Santana etc who produced great music. There were some very talented song writers. 98% of today's "music" is total rubbish !!
I am 65 years young because of this awesome music🎵🎸. I know all the words, I remember all the feelings,! So many wonderful and Groovy memories and emotions🎵💜🙋🏿♀️☮🌻🌞😻🐶.. Take me back and keep me there💕✌🏿
Born in 1961…..What a pleasure to hear our songs that had love meaning and bring back such great memories of when life was tough but secure an promising. Thank you. Every song sounds crystal clear of obviously the original artist. I do cry a lot through it but still worth every tear!!❤
I'm 62 and I grew up with my oldest brother songs who is 15 years older than me and my mothers songs. I was fortunate to be born in Detroit and moved to Chicago then to Florida. Like 👍 you I have been blessed 🙌 to grow up in decades of the greatest music of all time.
I was dragged up in a Lancashire town from 1962, with love all around where your neighbours were your auntie's and uncle's, I feel blessed being brought up with 60s and 70s music 🎶 .So nice to have those memories, I'm now 61 and the music from that era just gets better and better as each year passes❤
I love this music. It's a feeling in my heart when I hear what I consider "my music". It brings it all back. If I could go to anywhere in my history, it would be 1971. I would lie in bed listening to my am radio. Thank you, Lord, for these beautiful reminders of a precious, sweet time in my life.
Bell bottoms, banana bike seats, Brute and Aquavelva, a first walk holding hands, learning guitar chords, color tv that had more than 3 colors, Laugh in, The Monkeys , summer jobs and summer nights driving a Maverick or Vega. You left me, just when I needed you most.
I had a Vega! You sure brought back memories of those long ago days! How I wish life could be as beautiful now. We have to dig into the past to find that beauty now.
I Miss Randy's music. He was wonderful and I feel sad for his family that he died so young (from Leukemia I think) He left us just when we needed him MOST! To keep us going with his wonderful music!
I agree with you, I was born after the 70's, but I also like to read the older people's comments, it takes me back in time with them to good places even if I wasn't actually there with them. That's the power of our minds...♥️
Getting ready for my 50 year high school reunion. What better way to get in the zone than listening to our great music of early 70's. The memories come flooding back!!
Happiness is when listen to good music , what you sing aloud while you sing , and what you do are in harmony. Did you get a chance to enjoy this gems performances live?
All of us that were so blessed.... we were teenagers and growing up in the 70's with great music and more peace and simplicity, more freedom as kids with less worries about safety, but of course back then we didn't know how special it was. We still can be blessed today by looking up and not looking for worldly things and people to make us happy which will fail us. I wish the generations now could experience the life we had back then and how great it really was and then they would understand how emotional we get when the music takes us back to a time, place or a lost love. It's just hard to explain unless you've been there and experienced it but I know the age 60 ish knows where I'm coming from 💜 Bless.
These songs were just part of the sunlit tropical surroundings of my early teens….but when I hear them now, they bring bitter sweet memories of innocent times. Who knew these songs would mean so much to me now, in my 60’s. 🥲
I was born in the Philippines in 1951 and now living in Santa Barbara,California. I have been listening to the top hits of the fifties, sixties and seventies in preparation for my 50th college reunion in Canada next month. I suggested to my former classmates to have a special hour to reminisce and sing our favorite songs. I hope and pray that all of us attendees will have a great time and memorable time together. May God bless us with good health and safe travels.
Born in 1958, raised in the 60s, and married and had my children in the 70s. I can’t believe it’s almost 50 years ago in 1974 that I got married💗 We’ve Only Just Begun by the Carpenters was the theme for our wedding 🥲💗
My God...this just came on after an old Poco song...and i was just so excited and filled with happiness and peace! So many of my very earliest beloved songs...and honestly i had forgotten they existed!! I was born in that weird year of 1966...and music, songs, lyrics and instruments have been ingrained in the very deepest part of me as long as I can remember. And i love each and every genre of music...I can do it all from Bluegrass to metal to soul...with all others sprinkled in. Lol, I have been a member of the KISS Army since 8 years old, have been a Stetson wearing cowboy booted country dancer, an 80's hair band groupee, a harley riding "old lady" to my ex husband, a tent camping clogging n mandolin playing blugrass festival traveler...now i am just a divorced grandma at 50 something, with no interests and less ambition, lol. I guess that is just sad and pathetic, 😂but I am perfectly content on my own, staying at home with the dog n cats n my grandson. I always have my music though, i love it all and it can ease any problem i may have. Sometimes I just enjoy being alone, singing along to these mellow beauties and into the feelings and memories they bring. And i feel very selfish and protective of my me time, lol. Prob why single. But anyway...i am loving this set of songs...there are more bands and acts i have forgotten I love than not, so whoever posted this collection, I am eternally thankful! ✌❤
The soundtrack of my youth. Makes my spirit transport back to a time when every second was important. Every second at a time. Individual moments of joy and ecstacy all linked to a time that we were willingly chained to. Watching with so much of life ahead. Another generation on the go. Going....going......gone. Next !
Wow, I haven't heard Bread in ages upon ages, all these older memories of yesteryear flashed through my mind...OMGoodness, I got to say I had a great time living up those older memories those sunny days lol
To me I dnt care what anyone says this was the best music of the 70s, wished I could go back...but the music has so many good memories but the sadness is I can't go back, the best of times for me ❤️❤️❤️
Happiness is when listen to good music , what you sing aloud while you sing , and what you do are in harmony. Did you get a chance to enjoy this gems performances live?
Born in 1946….married in 1965! Still married to the love of my life…58 years this year! Had our daughter in 66….my husband left for Vietnam in 66….the hardest year waiting for him. So many marriages didn’t last. What got me through the year was music! Played it all day long….we had our son in 77…..a surprise but a nice one! I have had a blessed life…good music….good kids….beautiful grandsons, and my husband still thinks I am sexy! ❤️
Sending love to you did you have a chance to see any live show?
@@mikefs340 I went to many concerts! 😊
@suzannerobbins6293 well a privileged soul you're I also did Intriguing singer and also put an electrifying performances to go can you check my description please so you can write to me on email I put out my email there as I'm not always on here
Blessings to you. So happy for you.
@@suzannerobbins6293 great I got a chance to meet the gem backstage in Nashville
I’m 72 married in 1970, a widow now but I still have our large collection of albums from late 1960s & 1970s. The world was so different then, better for sure. I often play them even though I cry while I listen. How lucky we were to have lived during the greatest music times ever!
Like the phrase we use to say then : Right On Sister !!!
I was a kid then, best memories growing up through the seventies. Best regards
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Born 1960 Detroit hospital. Moved to Philadelphia area 1966 the 70s music brings a tear to my eyes every time, they were part of the good times the bad times the hard times first love ❤️ times emotional 😭 times making my self 😢 love thoughts times
Everyone who reads this, we don't know each other and probably never will but I wish you all the best in life and all the luck in the world 💕🥰
Sending love to your heart you got the privilege to see the gem performance. What's your favorite song of all time?
And you!
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Thank you 😊❤️
Same back, bless you and yours 🙏🏻
I was born in 72', and my momma raised me on this music. Love these songs, reminds me of good times. She passed away 4 yrs this past December, and I came here to listen, because I'm missing her something awful. I feel like she's with me while listening. Miss and Love ya Momma!!!❤
Sorry for your loss Kimberly. 🤍
I was born in May '72. These songs definitely brings back powerful memories
I was brought up on this music born late 60's.Wh at a energy different in the air it was growing up in the 70's with non stop great music playing and playing and playing. The disjockeys on the radio always said what time it was the singer /the songs title and weather in degrees.
You're blessed to have had a mom worth missing. A lot of us didn't get that 😢
I had a great dad I'm missing however 😢
Now at 68 yrs old, I look around and listen. I don't understand this world in 2020. So shallow, so commercial...where has the art in music gone?
I am close to your age and I agree with you. Think about song writers even going back to before we were born. Song writing was an art form.
I'm 77 & this era in music was one of THE best!😊 so magical then & still is today💋
@@marydodge1166 I totally agree. Same age group so we listened to many genres.
Right!!!! I agree! Sounds from the heart........
There are still loads of good song writers around, they are just not promoted. One has to do a little bit of research to find them. There'll always be good musicians and artists, they need support ! Each generation has its own way of expression. Our parents lost it too when we were young :)
How very fortunate we were to have grown up on this music, real music. Born in ‘59 when life was so simple and the country was full of love. Dear God, bring back those days.
Looks like I'm the senior at 76 .. blessed with great music ❣️
100% we had the best music with meaning. Such a simple life. Was so great.
sadly those days arent coming back - im just grateful we grew up in them 🙏🏻
I try to expose my grandchildren to as much as I can and they love it just like their Papa ❤
By the way the little darlings are going to inherit a absolutely enormous collection of Vinyl 😂🎉
Who knew that at age 70 I'd still be loving our music from the 60's & 70's?!?
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And that the Stones would be releasing new albums.....
A 20:44 ll these songs remind my wife and I together all the good times we had it's a crying shame I can't have anymore😢
Donna my ❤
Ahem! 73 here!??
WHAT---you don't like the music today which is direct from Lucifer's band?
I got out of Vietnam and was home in 1969. So the 70s was an Awesome time for me. I met the love of my life and we married in 1971. I play music, guitar and now do live Gigs doing many of these songs. Takes me back to the good times, when everyone I loved was still alive!
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God Bless you and yours~~Stay safe happy and healthy~~We'll always have our memories~~💗💗💗
U 4j
Thank you for your service.. remember those days well ❤
God bless you ❤️ keep on with your music it is much needed today
If only Karen Carpenter knew how beloved she was she might have lived. Her fans could of cared less what she weighed!! Her voice was what we loved!! There was absolutely nothing wrong with her!!! She was Beautiful!!! Her voice was a gift from God in my opinion, as I view anyone’s gift in life!! The media judged her so harshly!!! She had so much more to give us to enjoy!!! What a tragedy!!!!! Such a loss!!!
yes, it was. It's more than caring about what you weigh. It's an illness. She recovered somewhat but her heart was too damaged and could not handle the increasing load of weight. :( so sad. no voice like hers ever. so soothing and beautiful.
My wife of 43 yrs has the same disease. We married young, & our first song at wedding was Karen Carpenter's " we've only just begun"
She was an absolutely amazing woman, & put so much into her music,& am thrilled to be part of her life! Life is short, but mostly for the ones who do so much to help others out in times of desperate times! Karen & Richard are always such an inspiration, & it's so sad the new generation will Never understand what true music was like,& how it helped change people's lives all over the world!! God Bless the Carpenters! Miss their music every day!!
Her mother was awful to her about her weight. But those were the times when women were poisoned to believe that they were undesirable if they didn't weigh the "ideal" weight.
I was only a young boy when I recognized her greatness. If it were possible I would've married her. I felt so bad when I heard of her death
AMEN❤
I'm 71 and these songs just make me cry for the old days,the best days!
I am 71 too! Still and will always love music of all genres! Good music in every decade even today! Just listen! The 70s is when I got into different genres! XO ☺️ 😉 😊 😍
Right on!
These songs are definitely to remember the special artists that left us these to enjoy then and all our tomorrow's ❤😂😂😅
Me too. I cry for what was..so good. So easy and fun times. This music takes me to the best times of my life. How I wish to be there again.
I'm 71 as well and I love this music and all the music that's followed it.
Don't cry though, as every day we get is a blessing and can still be the best days 😊😊
The 70 's will always the the Best. None can beat it !!!
absolutely
Whos sharing tears with me listening to these beautiful ballads?
Why tears? They're not sad 🤷🏻♂️
I am
I'm listening today February 17, 2024 but I'm very happy to have lived those beautiful years of amazing music like this.
@@chriscook5613 music affects people differently. There is a psychology today article about it, 63% of those who cry when listening to music say they felt sadness but almost 38% said they felt awe. Crying isn't always because you are sad.
I am not for a sad moment but for the pure little memories the best moments that this music brings me back 😊❤
The 70s and 80s a time when people knew people, you talked for hours instead of texting, you could sit with someone and just listen to music. People watched concerts instead of filming concerts, You didn't need to take pictures of yourself every two minutes. God I miss being bored with my friends talking and getting in innocent trouble. Good times I am sorry my son will never know what we had.
@Michael Toanone Man I wish I would have said that...perfectly stated!
We who grew up in the '70's especially (being 15 in '76 in my case) had a glorious time. I lived in Tampa Bay and at sunset there would be no plan---there'd just be one or two of us on the playground of a school, passing a joint and a few more would drift by, some we knew, some we didn't...didn't matter. We torched another spliff and passed it around. Someone who looked older than his age offered to go get some strong drink...we settled on wine. We all pitched in and he was back in no time. The sun had clocked out leaving a trippy fiery pink sky. Then from a transistor radio was turned on and "New Kid In Town" by the Eagles started playing. The weed was good, the wine sweet, a girl sang along with the music and we had no reason to believe it would not be that way forever.
I was married at 16yrs.old and my number 1sweet husband was 18yrs old and we would crawl out a window and sit on the roof of his dad's house and look at the Stars, and This music was just getting started, my Love Has Been Gone since 2002 YESTERDAY he would have been 77yrs old we were married 40yrs and have grands. And Great Grand's, He is like a Chip of my Heart is missing🇺🇸❤💙😎He was a Friend to Everyone, a Real KoOL Cat.
I was in my 20's in the 70's and am SO GREATFUL that we grew up in the wonderful times that we did! The memories are AWESOME! Thank-you for the reminders! I don't have a fancy phone. I have a Landline phone and a desktop computer (not one I can carry around with me, thank God!)
@@brendawatkins6337 He's waiting on you, Brenda...a glorious reunion!! You just make sure you live life full and joyously, like he wants you to. Take care!!
Fix him up an awesome mix collection of your music and tell stories of your life before technology took hold....give him some insight of what living was in your days.
I married my love in the early 70s, lost her unexpectedly(after 46years) and these are OUR songs. Wish I had that last kiss while dancing. Rest in paradise honey.
Im so sorry for your loss.
I have been married 30 years, I couldn't imagine, so sorry for your loss
Hang in there, P, born 1945 and these song are so melancholy...all the things we've lost in life and in social culture, I know it brings a lump to my throat and a tear to my eye!.
May her soul rest in eternal peace. Sorry for your loss
@@diallahjamal862 thank you for the sentiments.
If you are reading this, I wish you a wonderful day, full of little moments of joy :) Let's enjoy these soothing sounds together
Right on... Enjoy and remember the good times.
@@richardwakefield749😅😅😅😅😅
Ditto, friend!
Hope you are healthy blessed and buzzed in 2024
I was Born in 57 & graduated in 1975. My husband of 46 years passed away in 2021These songs bring back such sweet memories ❤
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My parents are the same age. Time in a bottle was their wedding song. My Dad passed from cancer in 2018. Just know the universe loves you.
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Stay close to these tunes they save,
Peace love and strength I send to friend from the uk 🇬🇧
Thank you for not putting commercials in this group of songs. Really appreciate it.
Yes thanks for the great selection.!!! I miss the 70’s so much! 😢
Thanks .
I grew up on this wonderful music! I am almost 69 and love a variety of music, but by far my all time “Favorites” are the mid 60’s and 70’s tunes and words! Our Senior song was, James Taylor, “You’ve got a Friend”! Life seemed more simple back then! I’m glad I grew up during these times , Amen. Thank you for sharing this Soft Rock Ballads.
Wow! I'm almost 69 & our senior song (1973) was also You've Got a Friend by James Taylor, who's from North Carolina, just like me. 😊Love all these songs. Great memories.
I think rock peaked in the 70's and now It seems to be a lost art. but maybe our country is going the same way
Never compared from music today... 70s always be the best! I was born 1964
Hello Martha.... Nice meeting you here... Happy Thanksgiving
Hello, how are you doing today
80 years old now with terminal cancer, so thankful that I can still hear the real music of the 70's up to way back of the 50's and 60"s that became part of my life and often times calling my best friend few Highschool classmates of the 60s sharing the sweet memories.
Thank you Channel Rodney.
Thinking of you, bless your heart.
I'll pray for you for a reversal and your prompt recovery.
Do this:
I don't know if you're a believer. Time to be one.
1) Ask the Holy Spirit to come to you and give you strength, peace and calm and take the cancer away. Repent and forgive yourself and others.
- They say cancer is a blockage of energy in the body. Forgive to get rid of negative emotions and energies that get bottled up in the body.
***They found out cancer is a fungus. Balance your Body's acidic environment by balancing your body's PH in item #2, next.
2) Have a full glass of filtered water, stir a leveled table spoon of baking soda until water becomes clear, then, squeeze the juice of one lemon, stir. Take any lemon seeds out of the glass and drink all. The lemon becomes alkaline in the body when you drink it. This balance your body's PH and acid in your body. Cancer thrives in an acidic environment. Do it everyday.
3) I read long ago a protocol to cure cancer was to take 5 grams of vitamin C = 5,000 mgr. Buy a bottle of vitamin C in 1,000 mgrs and have 5 tablets per day. Start with 3 tablets and increase it to 5 in a week. Search on google for cancer fighting foods.
4) Juice up. There was a German doctor who had a disease fighting juice protocol for different types of cancer. His daughter had an office here in United States. I don't know if she's still alive. She was in her 80s years ago. One juice to fight some cancer tumors was to drink the juice of green apples, the Granny Smith apples with the juice of carrots about 4 full glasses a day for a couple of months until its disappearance. Look this up, you might find it. This juice protocol cured cancer tumors on a kid by drinking it everyday. Blessings.
P.S: Ask your doctor if you can get on a High Intravenous Vitamin C treatment and if can help cure your cancer or live a longer and better life. Just ask your doctor.
Sending you blessings and healing 🙏
We are all terminal from the time we take our first breath. I hope you are doing well as you can. Prayers. May you always have peace here and beyond 🙏.
My wife and I were teenagers back then. We would lie on the hood of the car, look at the stars and listen to these great songs.
WOW! Thanks for sharing the memory. That’s the stuff that makes life tolerable these days…. Memories like those.
I am 75 and I thank God for the beautiful music we got to grow up with. Play beautiful music all the time .
And all the other joys too, like playing outside, walking to school, among other freedoms that the kids today don't experience. I wouldn't trade it for the world. Getting dressed up on Saturdays or Sundays depending on your religion. Dressing up to go "out" and on holidays.
I'm 62 and kids today don't know what they are missing. My 10 year old grandson came in tonight singing some old song and I giggled. Told him his mom was teaching him right
My thoughts exactly
The 70's were a great period of musicians! Love the song writing!
I feel blessed to have lived during a time of such great change. Brings tears to my eyes.
Today is my 61st birthday and I love the 70s 🎶 ❤❤❤
I've read such great comments! I'm a girl born in 65. My parent's were huge on country music but I have 2 older siblings. My brother was born in 55, my sister in 57 so they introduced me to this amongst other music genres. Music is in my life every day. I can't clean the house, cook supper or drive without music. I think my bodies made up of 95% music! 😊
What a great feeling being connected to strangers thru this music right now!
Best of 2024 to all
I'm same ❤
Ditto! Music is my soul....
I have always told people the 70’s had the best music. Love this playlist.
Yeah, you're right Diana
How are you doing?
My sons say so as well!
Your Right Bout That
I am so glad David Soul made it on here with "Don't Give Up On Us Baby"(a beautiful song-his best). RIP-David Soul Thursday January the 4th of 2023.
@@AndrewSmith-uz8bgThanks for your kind words about David Soul. Loved this song.
The 70's were the best times to grow up! ✌
You know it!
Right on
Amen
Absolutely!
The last innocent decade. I loved the 70's.
My mom loved Karen Carpenter she would play the cassette over and over while babysitting for us. So sad how she passed such a talented young lady.. ❤ I was her second biggest fan..❤
These are the songs my soon to be wife and I listened to in 1972, cruising in my 1970 Camaro life was great!
OMG, over 50 years ago and you just now marrying her???? You really take going slow to a totally new level
@@NG-fq5lf What took him or them so long? lol
You're now in your early 70s or at least late 60s. What took u both so long to get married?
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Congrats!
I thought I was the only one who longs for the 70's. Times sure were different. Playing outside and laying on the grass counting the stars. Playing ball with the neighborhood kids and drinking water from the spicket outside. Best water ever. God i wish my grandbabies could enjoy the days that I did. Wasn't perfect but wasn't like it is today. Sad
Laying on the grass under the stars EVERY SINGLE SEASON And looking back at the house the warmth and mom in the kitchen dad watching tv
It is our responsibility to make it that way again, for our children and grandchildren, be brave, be strong. This ends when we say it ends.
I'm 63 and have 2 daughters and one who loves all the music I grew up with. I even raised my 3 grandchildren on it too. I tried telling them about the ways back then but times and people have changed. Selfishness, no love or care for our neighbors or elderly like we did back then. I listen to my music at night to put me to sleep.
It was a wonderful, carefree time. I too long for those days.
They were the best times of my life growing up in the late 60s n 70s
The youngest of 4. Born in 58. Gotta love all this music. I love everyone's comments I can relate. Peace back at ya.
This is just what I needed today. LOVE the 70's music!! Born in 1954 and had the GREATEST tunes back then!! Why did music change so much? Nice to have these great memories back with these songs. Not all were lucky enough to reach an old age in life, so GOD BLESS those that are still alive listening, like me.
Sending love right back did you attend any concert?
indeed.getting oldwas a gift
Born in 54 also. We were the blessed, and the cursed generation. We got to live it, then watch it fade away.
I am still listening to the true definition, of music. God bless you!
The 70's, the decade WE came to the realization that all we ever really HAVE in this world is . . .each other.
Best times ever,the world will never be the same
This is my era. I was in high school from 1971-1975 and college from 1975-1979. Music from the 70s always makes me happy.
yes same here Gia Brainerd
Your time-line is exactly the same as mine
me too...here in bulacan
Same here ❤❤
Yes, high school in the 70s.. the music still stirs a beautiful feeling in me and memories, oh the memories, all the faces from the school community days.. NZ 🕊
Have to agree with earlier comments. Am almost 80 and am grateful I had a time when music meant something you could identify with and enjoy. Thanks for the memories.
Sending love to you did you have a chance to see any live show?
This music takes me back to better days. I love these songs. Best music ever
love right back did you have a chance to see any live event?
I demand that this Loving Music come back 💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓💓
The Best Time In My Life!!!!!
We just didn't realize how Blessed we were back then❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
I remember my Dad saying when the street lights go on head home. Life was so innocent music was a lifeline then . I miss those times terribly every day but am grateful for having the best childhood ever and the technology to listen to whatever we want now. Memories like the corners of our mind precious times.
Hello 👋 Lynnette
How are you doing today?
The street lights was my curfew too!
Great memories, then growing up happened.
I would love to go back and be 10 again. I had a great childhood. Great parents, great sisters( no brothers) great friends , great little town in southern New Jersey
Ditto, I had the same street lights experience growing up in New Jersey. I had a great, imperfect childhood, I wouldn't change a thing.
@@johnnj3858 especially during the summer
These were the BEST TIMES in 🎶 music..How sweet it would be to step🚶♂️back for even a day!! Peace ✌ ☮ and Love ❤ to each of you/7/24/22🥰
The only thing I like more than listening to this great music is reading the comments
I love these songs
Brings back memories wow
Good old rock and roll they don't make music like the old days play on play on.
Me too!
These are real songs! Bring back memories of the good days ,back when we didn't have no plandemic,no lockdowns, no vaccines to kill us, we had a halfway decent government...
This music I grew up with. Married in 74. These love songs bring tears to my eyes. He's gone now I was lucky we're married 45 years.Miss you Chuck 🥰
So sorry for your loss. Lost my love in 2014 and the pain just never goes away..
So sorry for your loss.
I just lost my husband to cancer. We were married 38 years. I still cry when songs he loved come on the radio. He was a wonderful husband so I understand where you are coming from.
I too was married in ‘74 and had 45 years of marriage. My husband was a vinyl album collector and he would give me a DJ night and put albums on the turntable and play all these 60’s and 70’s music that he knew I liked. I still go back to you tube or Pandora and play all this beautiful music. I still miss him but I know we will meet again in eternity with the King of Kings and Lord of Lords❤️
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I'm still on my 20's and I'm listening this treasure in March 2023.!
Remember sitting by the radio with the cassette recorder for "your" song to come on so you could record these songs? Hating when the DJ wouldn't shut up so you missed some of the song? Man those were the good times. Who would have thought what a wreck the world would become?
@Sherbear B. You are SOOOO RIGHT! Imo, Our world is SO FAR WAY OUT of whack than I ever ever dreamed it would get!!! I don't know about you, but it makes me so VERY VERY sad 😢 and if people don't soon WAKE UP & smell the coffee; something terribly sad is going to happen: I know that most folks will agree that they love their freedom this country has allowed them through the WONDERFUL years like when we used to play these beautiful oldies such as on this video OVER & OVER♥️! We need to preserve this beautiful music as well as preserve the freedom we are allowed to live which our constitution gives us! If we don't come together as a whole and quit jumping around and getting all "divided up", we are all going to lose what is so beautiful and PRECIOUS to us all-- it's called Being Free to live where we want to live, work wherever we want& own our own businesses, teach our children in whatever way we wish- home school, public school or private, worship at whatever church we wish, and live whatever American Dream we can dream up-- if we want to work hard and achieve it! This is America!! We need to come together and quit being so divided, my friends💘. Big time elites & the owners of media want to OWN US! YES, that's right, they want to OWN US and We need to stand up and JUST SAY NO!!! WE CAN DO THIS FRIENDS, YES WE CAN! Stop letting the things on the news divide us. I have stopped watching the news and am now more focused on staying connected with friends, going to church, and i just turn off the TV most of the time! I don't care about political parties either! NOPE! I think they could be involved in dividing us too!!! I could care less about political parties! Anyways just thought I'd share this! Happy oldies music sharing & REMEMBER to Love Your Neighbor as you would have them Love You!
@@sarahjarrell1262 you spoke of what is in my heart. I am sooo sad at the state of our world. I wish I could go back to the 60s, 70s and 80s, 8 tracks and cassettes, walking to school and playing outside till the sun went down. The new generation doesn't know about how good we had it and how good it can be.
@@ritamekhedjian3372 my
OHHH YEAH! LOL EVERY YEAR, I waited for the countdown
@@sarahjarrell1262 Thank you Sarah for having the courage to say what needs to be said. I think there are a lot more of us out here than it may seem. We're not alone, though it often feels that way.
Those of us who heard this music for the first time way back when, had NO IDEA we were listening to pure gold. To us, it was just the music that was on the radio.
So painfully true, days long gone by, but kept alive in our hearts.
Awesome music! Yep! Waaaaay back...da good ‘ol dayz🤙🤜🤛🤙
Wow your beautiful
Thats all classic, my dear. I heard once the best songs were written in this decade..
ed cruz yes! It’s moments...”remember when”...
Having graduated in '71 all these songs were a big part of my life. And they still are. Sure seems like it was yesterday. I'm healthy. Great family. 3 lovely grand daughters. Life been good to me. STILL it sucks to get old. Peace for all.......
Any bad shoulder joints? I was a kid through that decade but old age is creeping up 58 and achy joint🙄
I was born in December 1947, right at the beginning of the BB Boom! (My Dad came back from the Pacific in early 1947, and I was born 9 months later). I lived in London (UK) through the BEST years of Music. I came to N. America at 18, followed by the "British Invasion" and I've lived the best life with music.
Last week I went for a drive, and singing along with Oldies I was young again! (I am sure that other drivers thought the "old Lady" was having a fit!) I haven't yet grown up, my kids say that I am still younger than they are! Rock on, fellow Boomers we are STILL the cool generation ( well some of us are, anyway!).
Born in the 40’s listened to great music in the 50’s, 60’s married in the 70’s and here I am today still in love with my sweet bride of almost 50 years and I still love my era of music. God is good!
Bron 1945...ahhh, what a time!
BBorn in '52, came of age in the 60's (I was 18 in '70, and spent 2 years in SE Asia). This is the music to which I can index most of the major events of those 40 years. Entered medschool in 78, married in 83, remarried in 96 (Wife #1 had an unexpected medical exit), and we are still married today, 26 years later. Unlike today, music back then was story based (often true stories at that). Todays "music" is primarily either "Look at me, I'm a tough rapstar with pudding for brains", or else it's regressive trash. The great luck of my life was growing up in a period where music was so exceptional!*
@@measl similar times to me. Born August 52 married July 72. Babies 74 and 76. Divorced in 78. Met my soul mate 87. He died 97 aged 52 from cancer. Nobody since worth mentioning. I have my beautiful grandchildren.xxx
Thank you for your service Mr. Miller. Former Navy Corpsman, Fleet Marines. Out in 1974.
God is GOOD, God is Great, God is all we have.
I loved growing up in the 70's. Those were the best times. The music is still a huge part of my life.
Hello Lydia.... nice meeting you here... Happy Thanksgiving
Hello, how are you doing today
I'm a '67 baby, the 70s music had so much meaning. To all of the artists who put out these outstanding songs, thank you for the classics hits👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾🗣🗣🗣
I'm a 1960 baby. I know we are all biased as to what were the 'best' times, but I think the 70s were one of those times. Yes, inflation, Watergate, Nam, but I listen to these songs and see what has been looking at in this present morass of our societal norms, values being torn apart. Kids being ready to by drag queens, 'music' corrupted by rap and auto tune. Cardi B making millions from filth. Finally, kids who don't know how to play outside anymore.
Mine, too. Every song has a memory.
The 70's had the best music and I still listen to it most of the time. It keeps my memories of a happier time with me. My husband loved music all kinds and with him it was a daily fixture in our lives. I hear certain songs and my heart breaks all over again. I miss him so very very much.
You know the feelings these songs bring up? They are medicine. 💞
Your right it's medicine for the brain and peace
At almost 80 they bring me peace❤
I play all this music when I want to calm myself from a world that’s scary now and very lonely and isolated and me and my pets relax and cry and smile ,Pray that this World will find Peace because we can’t stay the way we are we’re worth one more try we can still come Through ♥️🙏 all of this Let’s take a page from the sixties and bring Peace and love to this 2021and end the violence!!! We need the new Artist and old ones to bring us together with Music that’s what sixties were Music expression lyrics that reached into our Souls and into our lives and we all came together in such a collective way ...Let’s Sing let’s hold hands across America 🇺🇸 and let’s show the World who we are once again!
Hello how are you doing
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Hello Maria..
Hello.............👋👋👋
Where was " My Maria" on this list?
Born in the 60's, teen in the 70's.......best music EVER. I am so lucky to have all the memories of that time. It all seemed so carefree back then. The world seems so hard and cruel now. It's nice to listen to this and just escape reality for a bit................................
It is nice to be here, it feels like going back to seventh grade, if all the bullies died (or at least mellowed out, lol). 💚
Also born in 60's, teen in 70's. And our parents worried about us!! Wish we could go back to those simpler times. When did I get so old? But I still remember every word.
Hello how are you doing
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Me too!
60s kid here too....this music is like the best dream escape I can have now. As a teenager in the 70s life was amazing and I remember being so happy and looking forward to the next day. I listened to great music all day and every day.
I cry for those times.
I was born in 1965 and grew up with my mom and dad and my mom loved to sing and we listened to all this music and that's where my love of music came from and she passed on April 9th, 2018 and this song Left Me Just When I Needed You The Most and this song represents me and my mom and my daughter and ty for this music collection ❤😢
I know how you feel, that was what I was thinking when I heard that song. Even though I 47 25:49 when she passed in 19'. I still need her 😢
Well, I’m soon to be 75 and I can’t believe we had the best music of our time. It is still played and many groups visit my hometown and I try to go and see them. My boys also grew up on this music and my one son who passed away last February 8 love the Beatles as much as I do,
My other son ended up playing in a metallic band and appreciated all music. He plays many instruments, and he is really good. He now works in business and finance and he’s such a good man and a good person. Thank God for music of our time.
Sounds like you've done well. Maybe the music helped?
The memories of lying in bed at night looking out my window at the stars listening to these songs...When did I get old?
Yes, when?
Sad. I feel the same. 😪
Right!!!!! I miss it.
As Agness says, "you're only as old as you feel. And I haven't been felt in years."
Rite?! I have those memories...
Graduated HS in 76 listening to these songs. I had no idea that 40 plus years later they would be so comforting to hear again. Ah, the memories....
You like Pina Coladas lol
@Carolyn Couch you are not alone
Soooooo True, Better Days
Graduated in '76, voted at 18 for president, celebrated Bicentennial, got married & started college....great year!
The "Spirit of 76" lives on in these songs. The decades fade away. Thank you
I was born in 1957 and graduated in 1976. i was So blessed to grow up with the best music and the best classic cars. ❤
I was born in 61'. I grew up with this beautiful melodic meaningful music. Listening to it today is like being wrapped in a warm fuzzy blanket 🥰
My children were born the 60s.
It was the best of times, for sure grew up with these songs❣️❣️❣️ they are good today😁
Brings back so many beautiful memories!!
61.. right on
We are blessed to have grown up in the era of sweet music. Bless you firekeeper1961✌️🙏👍👏
I’m 56 ....I remember riding bikes with friends , cartoons Saturday morning ......my family sitting around the dinner table ...my first crush “ Violet “ ....holding hands walking my girl home after school ....good stuff...
We were lucky....
I can not agree more, great times
That's how I feel. I can't relate to today's "culture".
Same here...and best music ever!
In Louisville, High 95. One of the best of all time. I miss those wonderful times.
YES
As a melancholy kid growing up,the music of the era,in all honesty,kept me going and alive
Still melancholy personality here. So I continue to listen. Love music of all kinds.
But of course my generation had the best. He you have much happiness, peace and wonderful memories.🤍
Me too, John. Born in '55 to 2 people who didn't love each other, childhood was bad and puberty was the worst. But the music was the best and it saved me. It still does. I feel ya, man. ❤
Absolutely yes!
Nothing beat the 70's music and culture back then. What I would give to relive that life.
Sending love to you did you have a chance to see any live show?
Amen ❤ We really had it good, ode to go back ❤
Me too
Jim Croce was such a talented songwriter and singer, is sad that he passed away way too young. I am just glad I grew up in this era, great music, and great fun.
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Brought tears to my eyes. Remembering when our friends came over us kids would go lay in yard an stare at the stars listening to these on a transistor radio talking and laughing on a summer night. The wonderful memories are overwhelming.
Ya, me too! With my 9 volt battery and ear plug...transistor radio rocked in my day!
Yes Laurie, the Memories of those once in our lifetime days Are Overwhelming, aren't they. And same here whenever and especially when I listen. Still.. I wouldn't trade those days in a heartbeat. Not ever. Not ever.... ❣️
😊😥👏👏✌
Awesome Always keep those Memories lost my bride a few days ago was in a wheelchair, My ,Love ,my buddy Wasn't an invalid but being in the wheelchair last few yrs took its toll on her ,SURE DO MISS HER SO REMEMBER THOSE MEMORIES NEVER KNOW WHEN A 😍 one will be Gone Soooooo depressed VERY MUCH FROM AN OLD 1st Cav Soldier
@@johnhopkins4983 Your Bride is at Peace now and Know that one day you will both be together again and with No more goodbyes. Until then She wants nothing more than for You to be at Peace too. ❤️
I think we were blessed with an era of music, in the seventies that will always be the most inspirational, and brilliant, by the most talented writers, composers and singers, of all time.
A lot of favorite's I do have here 😘 love this playlist a lot ❤️🎵 can I ask you a question please @Joanne
70 and 80's are the best. I never listle to music right now. It's all the same sound and cumputerized voice.
Such great memories here!
I know they sang from the heart and some songs are almost prophetic! Made me cry but such good times even if we did not have alot we always had the music and real neighborhoods .
Yes blessed in time!
I met my future wife in 1971 . Married in 1974. Went into the Air Force in 1975 - 1979. This is much of the music of our lives.
Nothing better than just lay back, relax and listening to the oldies.
Such a beautiful headspace of nostalgia for a much simpler time!
We sang, We've Only Just Begun for my 7th grade graduation. We still had so much innocence. Growing up in the 70's was wonderful.
That was one of my wedding songs 1977.
Hello.........👋👋👋
Was my eighth grade graduation song xo
Was my 8th grade graduation song too in 1972…..good times
Don't let me be lonely tonight
Enjoying great music, nice wine and a wonderful wife of 40 years.
Currently 63 years old and planning on plenty more.
Life is great!!
Makes me cry for my younger years back in 60s and 70s so lucky i know what it was like back then the best years
Sending love to you did you have a chance to see any live show?
Born in 1964 so this music was my world growing up! Today's music seems so lost and without the heartfelt emotions that 1970's music embraces. I miss the true instrumental bands and actual voices without the electronic alterations that much of today's music has. "Music is the voice of our world"
It's you and I that have changed friend. Today's youth listen to a different beat and a different truth. Not an evil, just different and it's still about love, so I like to smile along.
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You are so right, I feel sad when listening to this. It's like I can't explain it but I long for these days
Born in 64 also. Great tunes. Agree totally. Real music. Voices. Nothing fake
I was born in 1964 too..
Love these songs 🎵 💕
My Childhood was extremely bad.
But the music was wonderful and saved me.
Yes, this music is wonderful...but dangerous, too. Listening with trepidation... hoping it doesn't spark a flashback I'd rather forget.
Much love
Bless you sweetheart💝
Mine also 71 now went through alcohol 10yrs. sober 35yrs. loved the music bless you
I understand where you are coming from. Had a bad childhood, but the music softened it and made it bearable. You don’t realize it until you listen all these years later. Hope your life has been good since then.
Open a bottle of beer, lie back and listen to this , life does,nt get any better than this 🥰😀
The memories are so soft and dear. Young pure belief…1st love, how powerful. Trying so hard to be grown up, with no idea of what it brings. Love this!!❤
Sending love right back did you attend any concert?
Can you even imagine all the incredible music there would be in the world had Jim Croce still been alive? AMAZING
Sending love to your heart did you have a chance to see any live event?
@Michael Ferriter I did not see jim croce in concert... Perhaps my older brother did. My favorite concert performer, who unfortunately passed away way too early, was John Denver. I saw John 3 or 4 times. He was absolutely amazing!!!
In my young teens I was an incredible fan of elton john. Then I went to see him in concert. His behavior was so bad; Arrogant, Spoiled, Ungrateful and moody. I never went to see him again, And I gave away all of my albums that he was on. Still to this day, I don't like listening to his music. That's how terrible of an impact he had on me at that one concert.
@@mckenna8663 that's good to know Intriguing singer and also put an electrifying performances to go can you check my description please so you can write to me on email I put out my email there as I'm not always on here
@@mckenna8663 I went to an Elton John concert in Montreal when he was at his height. It was wonderful ! He was as good live as on vinyl; too bad you had a bad experience, he could be so different, but we all have bad days, and that was just one concert! Don't give up on the rest of his wonderful music!
My father knew him as a friend. Not from the music industry and he was a beautiful person. The music of Jim Croce is timeless and I cry every time I hear this beautiful music. Thank you for what you gave us
Born in 62, was blessed to be able to grow up in the 70. It was just like the wonder years TV show! I miss those days and the innocence of being a kid.
I'm a year older and understand completely. It wasn't always good times but I still look back with much longing.
me too
This is not Andrea but her husband and yes I was also born in 62 lucky to have grown up during 70s and yes wonder year’s was pretty close to what I have seen!
The first year of The Wonder Years show was set in the fall of 1968 and the main characters were starting 7th grade, "junior high" (didn't call it middle school then), exactly the age I was in '68, so the show tracked my life. I was born in 1956 and spent most of my teen years in the '70s. We all did seem be kinder and gentler then. Then again, I do recall the parents waxing poetic about their teen years in the '40s the same way, so I guess it's just a sign we're all gettin' up there. :) Music sure was great for those decades of the '60s and '70s, though.
I WAS TOO
I was a toddler when these came out. But they cut me hard. I can’t even get through this list without pain. It’s a good pain, I miss the past. But I can’t finish it, it makes me miss good times. How could anything hurt and bring good memories at the same time?
I'm now 68 years old I've always this beautiful music
A lot of favorite's I do have here 😘 love this playlist a lot ❤️🎵 can I ask you a question please @Cynthia
Sending love to you did you have a chance to see any live show?
Born in the 2000s and I love great music and the 70s and 80s is where it's at man
Happiness is when listen to good music , what you sing aloud while you sing , and what you do are in harmony. Did you get a chance to enjoy this gems performances live?
I am 68 and I still love my music. It’s very connecting to back home and back then, when the world was getting over the Vietnam war and we still made it through. Thank you vets.
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As a disabled Veteran, I'd like to thank YOU for your acknowledgment.
I agree; the 1960's/70's had some great music. This album represents what was good. You had bands like Chicago, Blood Sweat and Tears, Santana etc who produced great music. There were some very talented song writers. 98% of today's "music" is total rubbish !!
I am 65 years young because of this awesome music🎵🎸. I know all the words, I remember all the feelings,! So many wonderful and Groovy memories and emotions🎵💜🙋🏿♀️☮🌻🌞😻🐶.. Take me back and keep me there💕✌🏿
Me too! 65 and all the memories and emotions come flooding back…..
Right on, right on!
Born in 1961…..What a pleasure to hear our songs that had love meaning and bring back such great memories of when life was tough but secure an promising. Thank you. Every song sounds crystal clear of obviously the original artist. I do cry a lot through it but still worth every tear!!❤
Hi guys! Just wanna thank you so much for these beautiful 'oldies-goldies'...today I do need this kind of music to cheer me up! 😊👏👏
Sending love to your heart you got the privilege to see the gem performance. What's your favorite song of all time?
Passed through the 60s, graduated in 72 and lived into the 80s . Brings back so many good times and people passed and gone.
I'm 62 and I grew up with my oldest brother songs who is 15 years older than me and my mothers songs. I was fortunate to be born in Detroit and moved to Chicago then to Florida. Like 👍 you I have been blessed 🙌 to grow up in decades of the greatest music of all time.
Same here, I am 63. A really " cool " time. First kisses, first loves and great music.
I was dragged up in a Lancashire town from 1962, with love all around where your neighbours were your auntie's and uncle's,
I feel blessed being brought up with 60s and 70s music 🎶 .So nice to have those memories, I'm now 61 and the music from that era just gets better and better as each year passes❤
I love this music. It's a feeling in my heart when I hear what I consider "my music". It brings it all back. If I could go to anywhere in my history, it would be 1971. I would lie in bed listening to my am radio. Thank you, Lord, for these beautiful reminders of a precious, sweet time in my life.
Bell bottoms, banana bike seats, Brute and Aquavelva, a first walk holding hands, learning guitar chords, color tv that had more than 3 colors, Laugh in, The Monkeys , summer jobs and summer nights driving a Maverick or Vega. You left me, just when I needed you most.
You forgot Hai-Karate
I had a Vega! You sure brought back memories of those long ago days! How I wish life could be as beautiful now. We have to dig into the past to find that beauty now.
I Miss Randy's music. He was wonderful and I feel sad for his family that he died so young (from Leukemia I think) He left us just when we needed him MOST! To keep us going with his wonderful music!
Dont forget the Ford pinto I had a studebaker 56 pickup 3 speed overdrive
V8 Vega !!!! 👌
You don't need to be born in the 70s to appreciate the music from this era. Don't talk.. just listen, it will speak to your soul.
Amen,Amen,Amen!
I agree with you, I was born after the 70's, but I also like to read the older people's comments, it takes me back in time with them to good places even if I wasn't actually there with them. That's the power of our minds...♥️
Getting ready for my 50 year high school reunion. What better way to get in the zone than listening to our great music of early 70's. The memories come flooding back!!
I missed my 50 reunion because of covid
@@charlesdavis1010 so sorry something like Covid knocked out a milestone moment in your life☹️
Ty
@@janielastinger5915 A lot of favorite's I do have here 😘 love this playlist a lot ❤️🎵 can I ask you a question please @Janie
This music made history in the 70s, the best time of my life. I'm 68 now and love to listen again and again. Yep a teardrop or two 😂
Happiness is when listen to good music , what you sing aloud while you sing , and what you do are in harmony. Did you get a chance to enjoy this gems performances live?
All of us that were so blessed.... we were teenagers and growing up in the 70's with great music and more peace and simplicity, more freedom as kids with less worries about safety, but of course back then we didn't know how special it was. We still can be blessed today by looking up and not looking for worldly things and people to make us happy which will fail us. I wish the generations now could experience the life we had back then and how great it really was and then they would understand how emotional we get when the music takes us back to a time, place or a lost love. It's just hard to explain unless you've been there and experienced it but I know the age 60 ish knows where I'm coming from 💜 Bless.
Yeppppppp. 60 since dec.21. Best music ever
So well put! 💜
@@rcastle8993 Yes!!!
Very well put.....I'm 59...pushing 60 and I agree with you 100%
@@bluetiger323 ❤️
These songs were just part of the sunlit tropical surroundings of my early teens….but when I hear them now, they bring bitter sweet memories of innocent times. Who knew these songs would mean so much to me now, in my 60’s. 🥲
Hello 👋 cari
How are you doing today?
Great playlist❣️
Took me back to when in my teens I sang along with these songs in the 70s🎵🎶
I was born in the Philippines in 1951 and now living in Santa Barbara,California. I have been listening to the top hits of the fifties, sixties and seventies in preparation for my 50th college reunion in Canada next month. I suggested to my former classmates to have a special hour to reminisce and sing our favorite songs. I hope and pray that all of us attendees will have a great time and memorable time together. May God bless us with good health and safe travels.
I'm so happy I was alive for the 60's~70's music
Born in 1958, raised in the 60s, and married and had my children in the 70s. I can’t believe it’s almost 50 years ago in 1974 that I got married💗 We’ve Only Just Begun by the Carpenters was the theme for our wedding 🥲💗
My God...this just came on after an old Poco song...and i was just so excited and filled with happiness and peace! So many of my very earliest beloved songs...and honestly i had forgotten they existed!! I was born in that weird year of 1966...and music, songs, lyrics and instruments have been ingrained in the very deepest part of me as long as I can remember. And i love each and every genre of music...I can do it all from Bluegrass to metal to soul...with all others sprinkled in. Lol, I have been a member of the KISS Army since 8 years old, have been a Stetson wearing cowboy booted country dancer, an 80's hair band groupee, a harley riding "old lady" to my ex husband, a tent camping clogging n mandolin playing blugrass festival traveler...now i am just a divorced grandma at 50 something, with no interests and less ambition, lol. I guess that is just sad and pathetic, 😂but I am perfectly content on my own, staying at home with the dog n cats n my grandson. I always have my music though, i love it all and it can ease any problem i may have. Sometimes I just enjoy being alone, singing along to these mellow beauties and into the feelings and memories they bring. And i feel very selfish and protective of my me time, lol. Prob why single. But anyway...i am loving this set of songs...there are more bands and acts i have forgotten I love than not, so whoever posted this collection, I am eternally thankful! ✌❤
The soundtrack of my youth.
Makes my spirit transport back to a time when every second was important. Every second at a time. Individual moments of joy and ecstacy all linked to a time that we were willingly chained to.
Watching with so much of life ahead.
Another generation on the go.
Going....going......gone.
Next !
Wow, I haven't heard Bread in ages upon ages, all these older memories of yesteryear flashed through my mind...OMGoodness, I got to say I had a great time living up those older memories those sunny days lol
Hello 👋 velv
How are you doing today?
I love these old tunes. Don't you!!🤗❤❤
Hello 👋 Jolynn
How are you doing today?
I'm so glad that all this beautiful music will still be here after we are done thank you
To me I dnt care what anyone says this was the best music of the 70s, wished I could go back...but the music has so many good memories but the sadness is I can't go back, the best of times for me ❤️❤️❤️
Happiness is when listen to good music , what you sing aloud while you sing , and what you do are in harmony. Did you get a chance to enjoy this gems performances live?