Seventies Songs You Never Hear Anymore

[Richard1978]

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I would have mentioned this song yearlier if I had remembered it

Airport-Motor 1978 heard it on the radio yesterday morning after 35 years

I remember this being shown on TOTP2 at least once.

[Wirral Writer]

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(Lol) Ah yes, I remember The Motors' Airport very well. Evokes vivid images of 1978. Another few songs that stick in my mind from that year too are:

1. London Town - Paul McCartney and Wings
2. One For You, One For Me - Jonathan King (remember the purple hair?)
3. Darlin' - Frankie Miller
4. 5705 - City Boy
5. I Love The Sound of Breaking Glass - Nick Lowe
6. Giving Up, Giving In - The Three Degrees
7. Brand New Day - Lindisfarne (the expected Christmas hit which, unfortunately, never happened)
8. Dance With Me - Peter Brown
9. It Sure Brings Out The Love In Your Eyes - David Soul
10. Life's Been Good - Joe Walsh

[amethyst]

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The Summer of 1978 had great songs in the charts another one is Baby stop crying-Bob Dylan

Dreadlock Holiday 10CC they play this song sometimes on the radio

Autumn 1978 loved Forever Autumn-Justin Hayward love this song played sometime on the radio someone else had covered this lately it sounded just as good as the original

[Wirral Writer]

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The Summer of 1978 had great songs in the charts another one is Baby stop crying-Bob Dylan

Dreadlock Holiday 10CC they play this song sometimes on the radio

Autumn 1978 loved Forever Autumn-Justin Hayward love this song played sometime on the radio someone else had covered this lately it sounded just as good as the original

I know. Daylight Katie was another much-played record in the autumn of 1978, as I recall. Remember that other song from Justin Hayward - Driftwood, I think it was called?

[amethyst]

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Songs I heard yesterday on golden half hour with smooth from 1971

No matter what-Bad Finger
Another Day-Wings
One bad apple-Jackson 5
You know it wont come easy-Ringo
Rose Garden-Liz Anderson
Didnt I do it baby-Delfonics great song

[amethyst]

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Another song dont here anymore

I cant stand the rain-Eruption 1978

[Richard1978]

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Another song dont here anymore

I cant stand the rain-Eruption 1978

The repeats of TOTP from 1978 on BBC had this one a few weeks ago.

[amethyst]

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The repeats of TOTP from 1978 on BBC had this one a few weeks ago.

I will have to remember to watch it thanks anyway

[amethyst]

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Heard this on the radio yesterday a song I havent heard for about 30 years or more

Beg steal or borrow-New Seekers 1972

[Star Attraction]

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Heard this on the radio yesterday a song I havent heard for about 30 years or more

Beg steal or borrow-New Seekers 1972

That was the UK's Eurovision Song Contest entry, which came 2nd. Although I'm too young to remember that year's contest, I've been able to read about it in two Eurovision Song Contest books that I have, and on the official Eurovision Song Contest website. That song is also on the album "This is Eurovision" which I've had for several years.

[amethyst]

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Heard Because the night-Patti Smith 1978 dont often here this song on the radio but I did

[scooby365]

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Terry Jacks - Seasons in the sun. Always takes me back to hot summer days spent playing on the fields at primary school.

[victorbrunswick]

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Paper Lace -- The Night Chicago Died (1974)
-- Used to hear this one all the time as a little lad.

[victorbrunswick]

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Tony DeFranco the Justin Bieber of his day. And like Bieber he was also Canadian. Coincidence? lol

[Trickyvee]

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Not a 70's song but only rediscovered this one on reading the man's autobiography. 'Me and my girl nightclubbing' by David Essex. A weird quirky song that I distinctly remember warbling along to when I was five. Didn't know it was David Essex. Of course at that age I had no idea who he was.