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The Partridge Family was a tv series depicting a traveling family musical group, and some of their songs actually charted quite high.
They were based on a actual family the cowsills.
I had such a crush on Susan Dey
I'm surprised you never heard of Donna Summer's , she was the queen of Disco in the 70's.
Donna Summer
the first decade of my life in music
These are the best rock, country and pop songs of the 70's.
The core of the Carpenters were a brother and sister .The songs Close to you,Yesterday Once More,Mr. Postman and Top of the World were shown .The brother Richard was brilliant keyboards player,singing harmony writing songs and arranging them. The sister Karen Carpenter was one of the best female singers of the 20th Century.She also played drums and sang at a level Where Phi Collins and Levon Helm are .I saw her sing and drum in 1972 and was blown away . (watch on youtube her drum and sing thru a cover of Help by the Beatles)She died at the age of 32 from complications from Anorexia in 1983.
I Shot the Sheriff is a Bob Marley classic.
The Partridge Family were a TV version of The Cowsills, a real musical family that had a terrific documentary made about them. Actually, in the Partridge Family, lead singer/guitarist David Cassidy was the actual; stepson of "mom" Shirley Jones, which makes it a near-real family! They had just as many hits as The Cowsills and David Cassidy became one of the hottest concert attractions of the early 1970s. "I Think I Love You" went to #1 around the world, and they successfully followed it up with "I Woke Up In Love This Morning," "I Can Feel Your Heartbeat", "I'll Meet You Halfway," "Point Me in the Direction of Albuquerque" and many others.
Cool
If you know most of these disco songs, then you have to know Donna Summer. She's known as the Queen of Disco because she ruled that genre....Bad Girls, Hot Stuff, MacArthur Park, Love to Love you Baby, On the Radio, Dim All the Lights, No More Tears (With Barbra Streisand), I Feel Love, She Works Hard For the Money (1983) and so many more.
Bridge over troubled water by Simon & Garfunkel is one of the most iconic songs
the 70s decade was lead by ABBA
1974
Waterloo
1976
Mamma Mia
Fernando
Dancing Queen
Money Money Money
1977
The name of the Game
1978
Take a chance on me
and there's anothers ABBA hits not included here:
1977
Knowing me knowing you
1979
Chiquitita
Gimme gimme gimme
The Bee Gees were also huge, maybe even bigger since they also had a number of one hits that were written by them but given to other artists. They had at least 7 number one hits of their own and a few number ones for their brother Andy Gibb in the 70s. Plus they had many songs in the top 10 such as Nights on Broadway, Too much Heaven, and I think More than a woman, although it was never released as a single. If I can’t have you Yvonne Elliman and Grease were also written by The Bee Gees. They continued rolling out number one hits written by them in the 80’s for other artists. They were complete master song writers and performers. Oh and they also had some hits in the late 60s!
@@mikewidyk4186 Yeah, Bee Gees are great, no question about it. But ABBA wrote all their songs in a foreign language since they are from Sweden. It adds a lot more difficulty to write in a foreign language, people often look past that when it comes to ABBA.
ABBA, Donna Summer, Elton John, Roberta Flack, OMG!!!!!
Definitely gotta do a reaction on Donna Summer. She's like the queen of the 70s.
Our hometown star
i shot the sheriff will always be bobs song to me. i was lucky enough to see bob when he toured australia in 1979
Andy Gibb is a brother of the Bee Gees, so the whole family was doing well at the time
The 4 members of The Beatles had a number one
George Harrison 4:32
John Lennon 6:37
Paul McCartney 10:06
Ringo Star 11:06
And Paul McCartney's "Wings" was a tremendous band in its own right. They get overshadowed by the Beatles, but they were a really good band.
There's a lot of Paul McCartney songs here , as solo, with Linda or with Wings
Uncle Albert
My love
Band on the run
Silly love songs
Mull of Kintyre
Partridge Family- popular tv series. Not a real family. TV family that sings.
Barbra Streisand- one of the best selling female artists of all time. #1 female singer AND actress of the 70s.
Donna Summer- the Queen of Disco! She had over 10 top ten songs. She was HUGE. You need to go down the Summer rabbit hole.
Commodores: Lionel Ritchie was the lead singer. He got his start here.
Is it weird that I vividly remember singing "Rivers of Babylon" in elementary school in music class in the early 2000s in Finland.
Sorry I wrote that so poorly.
Lionel Ritchie was the lead singer of The Commodores before going solo. Check out Jesus Is Love, Lady, Easy, Zoom and Brickhouse!
18:30 David Soul was Hutch in the TV show Starsky and Hutch.
Thanks for the trip down memory lane.
" Donna Summers no idea " ~
Let's change that stat!!
She is legendary. 🔥☄
Please review " I Feel l
Love "
( co written/ produced Giorgio Moroder. )
We have an annual celebration of her life each year .
Donna Summer Roller Disco.
I was a product of the 70s so I’ve herd all these songs guestion who played a lot of the music on Motown
Watching the musical growth and development and recognising certain things which directly influenced the music today is SO cool and exciting. I feel so lucky to have been born in an era where my parents directly influenced the music I listened to. Plus watching the fashion changes... so much of it is back to being popular again lol
I was born in April of 71 so these are the songs I grew up with. The bay city rollers were a group from Scotland and my family liked them because my parents are Scottish and two of the members had the same first names as my two older brother.
A horse with no name is an amazing song that I had completely forgotten about. Thanks, will listen to it over and over again the next few days.
You'd love hearing Jive Talkin' by the Bee Gees in full I'd reckon. Great job on telling us what you do and don't know man!
Dude....you don't know
"I feel love",
by the legendary Donna Summer!?
This song payed the way to Pop music and tecno as well.
Donna summer was the first And only African American artist that I fell in love with.
Of course I like others, but not like D. Summer.
She continues to be in a special place in my heart.
Rest in peace, Queen.
Vincent by Don McLean is probably one of the best songs ever written, definitely check it out.
Also you need to check the "33 songs you didn't know were covers" series since a lot of the songs you thought were the originals probably weren't.
classic songs you never heard omg
The Partridge Family aired right after the Brady Bunch. Kinda like the Monkees, they had a Tv show which featured new music that eventually was released as singles. Great reaction! I looked everywhere, but can't find the Shakashine Bee Gees Staying Alive reaction
The decade vids are always really interesting
If you're not familiar with Roberta Flack, you definitely need to listen to more, especially some duets she did with Donny Hathaway.
Donna Summer ruled disco. You really need to hear more of her stuff.
Yeah, Eric Clapton covered Bob Marley's I Shot the Sheriff.
Andy Gibb was the youngest brother of the BeeGees, Barry, Robin and native Gibb. They wrote his songs and sang backup on his recordings.
NATIVE?????
Go for the 60s
Andy Gibb was the Bee Gees little brother.
This is a list of most popular songs of the month, not necessarily all number ones. There are a number of notable number one hits that are not on this list since not all were ones for too long. Three Bee Gees number one hits weren’t the most popular in a month, these include You should be dancing, Tragedy and Love you inside and out.
Bay City Rollers “Bye Bye Baby” cover for Frankie Valli and The Four Seasons.
Go down rabbithole on The Knack. Great underrated band.
I believe this video was probably British made, as there were 6 or 7 songs that I think were probably popular there, but not here in the states. But most of the songs I knew.
Gosh you have to know Donna Summer！！！
Yes there are 2 Grease movies. Your The one that I want is from the first 1.
Yeah, Andy Gibb was the younger brother of the Bee Gees. He had his own solo career but occasionally would join in with his brothers when they recorded or performed. Also, don't ever watch Grease 2. It's awful. The music from the original Grease was terrific though. "I Feel Love" by Donna Summer is often considered the first 'Techno' song. It still holds up.
SO many great 70s songs from artists you're NOT hearing; AL Green, Ambrosia, Ace, 10cc, Allman Bros, Deep Purple, War, Paul Davis, Player...
The Monkeys "Clarksvill" and
" Daydream Believer"
Wait, did you say you met Smokey Robinson, and just left it at that? LOL I’m gonna need a lot more. What’s he like? How did you meet him? He’s a real legend and a fantastic, groundbreaking performer..
Bob Marley was a white man ...who knew
Half
‘Idiocracy” is happening now……lol……no really.
Seriously... it's pretty scary.
must check out The Carpenters. Especially the live perfoirnances.
Partridge Family is a made up family for a TV show. The radio hits industry was putting out some less than memorable songs in the 1970's imo. Bohemian Rhapsody was the great exception to the 3 minute pop conveyor belt. There were a couple of others like Hotel California. I was in high school during the mid 70's. I was listening to Canned Heat, Deep Purple, Janis Joplin, Jimi Hendrix, The Doors, CCR.. I heard a lot of the other stuff of course. But basically the bands I listened to then I still listen to now. And where was Chuck Berry? He should have been in the 1960's hits and he wasn't. Hope George Thorogood is in the 80's. React to Bill Withers Ain't no Sunshine if you haven't already. And Boney M. Daddy Cool and also Rivers of Babylon.
The Partridge Family was a tv show.... check it out.
I feel like everyone defaults to selecting the era of music they grew up in as the best ever. After all, people were young and more conscious of the music and fond memories associated within. I'm old having been born in the 50s. The 60s were an interesting time in music. A lot of spectacular changes were happening and we had such groups as the Beatles and Stones impacting the air waves. But after the Beatles went their separate ways, it felt like there was a void. Other musical acts had been trying to keep up with the changes lead by the Beatles from 1966 onward.
One of the genres that came out of this was what was termed 'bubble gum' rock. It was pleasant and catchy but ultimately shallow. My God, the number one song in 1969 came from a Saturday morning children's cartoon in the form of 'Sugar Sugar'...which I admit is very catchy, smart and likely the best bubble gum pop song of all time. But these all lacked depth. Meanwhile, there was an undercurrent of unrest. By 1971, a harder form of rock was being allowed to surface. For the next few years until about mid 1975, I do feel this was the peak. There was really so much good music to choose from.
Yeah, I grew up with these but I really wasn't that in to music then. I was aware of all of the decades' hits but I had no appreciation for music until about 1982. Yet, as I watch your video I am reminded of that decade and remember how music seemed to turn into mostly vapid dance tunes about half way through the 70s and didn't recover until 'My Sharona' in 1979. It was a frustrating time for a rocker like me. However, the hits briefly shown in this video don't really reflect the array of quality music buried up and down the scale. I hope you go further and check them out. Some are truly astounding.
Melanie: check out Candles in the rain
I love that song so much!
You should react to songs you didn't know were covers series there's 5. Some may interest you.
Starts @1:49.
check out miley cyrus heart of glass blondie cover
He's some fact YMCA is a English institution
TV Show
Tv show
Do som har mar super star. Lady you shot me.
omg what have you heard
Teach me! Please! What songs should I know?
Stop pausing to give us a detailed breakdown of your precise familiarity and reason for that familiarity every five seconds, the music is cut up enough as it is!
So what, lol...everyone has a different reaction style. If you want to hear the whole song just find it.
Those side burns were not popular when he was wearing them
I wanted to like you.
Too much interruption.
I cant really stand the 70s after 1970. Too wimpy. There were a few bands rockin out like the Stones, etc, but it became boring the disco came in with its empty lifestyle..The Sex Pistols picked it up in 1977. Check that band out. True punk in your face music. Grunge got nothing on the Punks. lol