Late 60's Music / Early 70's Music....
Tell me some of your classics'...

I'm workin' on a few,
and I'm havin' a brain f@rt!!!

Lynard Skynard
*Free Bird*
*Sweet Home Alabama*
*One more for/from the road*

Canned Heat
*Goin' up to the Country*
*In the Summertime*

Janis Joplin
*Cry Baby*
*Piece of My Heart*
*Mercedes Benz*

Allman Brother's
*Ramblin' Man*

Bad Company
*Rock Steady*
*Ready for Love*
*Bad Company*

Iron Butterfly
*In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida*

Blue Oyster Cult
*Knights in white satin*

King Crimson
*Larks Tongue in Aspic*
*Easy Money*

Jefferson Airplane
*Everyone must get stoned*

Jim Croce
*Time in a Bottle*

Johnny and Edgar Winter

hmmmmmmmm???

Let me see, Judas Priest started out in the 1970's with classic hits as "Victim of Changes", "Green Manalishi"

T-Rex was a great semi-underground 70's band. "bang a gong,"

Ac/dc,had a ton..good one,will come up with more I am sure...Plus the disco era-aaaah staying alive...lol

Stever Miller Band! Love them, the Joker was released in 1973.....I listen to their greatest hits all the time.

I too love that loz...midnight smoker...lol
BTW,those are great shoes;-)

5th dimentions-- Aquarius

Temptations - Ball of confusion

Iron Butterfly -

Diana Ross- Aint no mountain high enough


Michael Jackson-- Abc

I love these shoes too Angie!

Yeh, how could I foroget Motown---dad listened to rock when I was little and mom listened to the Motown music. How about Aretha?

Aretha..indeed chain chain chain

or Woodstock!

Pinball Wizard ,The Who

Bob Dylan, "Everybody must get stoned"

Jefferson Airplane- "Somebody to Love" and "White Rabbit"

Dr. Hook was 70's I believe. I just love them.

Sexy Eyes
She was only 16
When your in love with a beautiful woman

Meatloaf
Peter Frampton
Steven Bishop
Rick James
Village People
Four Seasons
Steve Miller Band

And I didn't see the Bee Gees listed!

Some of Billy Joel was late 70's I believe.

I love music 70 - current. I especially enjoy the 70s though, Penny and I were talking about that in the coffee house this week.

gosh you asked for it!

john denver, jim croce, elton john, chicago, black oak arkansas, beach boys, jan and dean, donna summer, queen, pink floyd, apollo 6, three dog night, kenny rogers and the first edition, electric light orchastra, alice cooper, the osmond brothers, righteous brothers, marvin gaye, stevie wonder, beatles, uh... i think i'm showing my age... i better quit.

oh, and the doobie brothers

Anything by Jethro Tull

King Crimson - Court of the Crimson King and In the Wake of Poseidon

Yes - Fragile

Neil Young - Harvest (Recorded only 5 miles from my house, I drove by the studio today)

Cream - Disraeli Gears

american pie by don mclean
i don't remember who did Jesus Christ Superstar
and of course the rock opera Hair

those pink shoes would look so cute on me...if i weighed about 50 pounds less. they look like something Karrie would have owned on sex and the city. she really had some cute shoes to wear for that show.
in the music thread:
Brewer and Shipley
the Righteous Brothers
England Dan and John Ford Coley
Janis Ian
Leon Russell
Joe Cocker
Willis Allan Ramsey
Emmylou Harris
the Who
I still drag any of these old albums out on any given saturday (the only day I'm alone), and must sing along to them!!!!

I still have one of their albums!!


Average white band
Joan Baez
Donny Hathaway
Simon and Garfunkul
Ashford and Simpson
Commadors
Funkadelic
Isley Brothers
Harold Melvin and the bluenotes
Chilites
Stylelistics
Edwin Starr--Sang_ WAR HUH What is it good for?
Rick James
Blood, sweat and tears
Hall and Oakes
Earth wind and Fire
Jazz and blues James Cotton, BB. King Bobby Blues Bland, Roy Ayers ,Chick Corea, Ray Charles, Ronnie Laws Stanley Clark

I was visiting in Florida the time that album came out..
I loved that song...
When I got back up here to NY, it wasn't even playing on the radio stations yet here....

I have most of those songs on my computer. I have about 3,000 MP3's.

Black Sabbath How could you forget Ozzy!!

Double that and add about ohh 500 more and you have my pc. Thank god I have a ton of memory. We put alot of them on an extended hard drive when we had to go to dial up.

Oh ozzy indeed, Rita...saw him many times

Oh yeah, Karrie! well, My son has 20,000 MP3's on his computer, PLUS, he has just finished downloading a package containing the top 100 tunes for EVERY year from 1930 to 2006 In addition to those 20,000 :p !

What about REO Speedwagon?!?"Keep on lovin' you", "Can't fight this feeling","Time for me to fly", Ridin' the storm out", they released their first album in 1971.And Van Halen!?!? "come on baby finish what ya' started", "California girls", "Panama","Jamie's Cryin'", "Ice cream man", & on & on!They released their first album in 1978 if I remember right?!?

More songs for the 70's but these are kinda sad is....Shannon by Henry Gross and Wildfire by Michael Martin Murphey.