Top Songs of 1978
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- 1 Shadow Dancing - Andy Gibb
2 Night Fever - Bee Gees
3 You Light Up My Life - Debby Boone
4 Stayin' Alive - Bee Gees
5 Kiss You All Over - Exile
6 How Deep Is Your Love - Bee Gees
7 Baby Come Back - Player
8 (Love Is) Thicker Than Water - Andy Gibb
9 Boogie Oogie Oogie - A Taste of Honey
10 Three Times a Lady - Commodores
11 Grease - Frankie Valli
12 I Go Crazy - Paul Davis
13 You're the One That I Want - John Travolta & Olivia Newton-John
14 Emotion - Samantha Sang
15 Lay Down Sally - Eric Clapton
16 Miss You - The Rolling Stones
17 Just the Way You Are - Billy Joel
18 With a Little Luck - Wings
19 If I Can't Have You - Yvonne Elliman
20 Dance, Dance, Dance (Yowsah, Yowsah, Yowsah) - Chic
21 Feels So Good - Chuck Mangione
22 Hot Child in the City - Nick Gilder
23 Love Is Like Oxygen - Sweet
24 It's a Heartache - Bonnie Tyler
25 We Will Rock You/We Are the Champions - Queen
26 Baker Street - Gerry Rafferty
27 Can't Smile Without You - Barry Manilow
28 Too Much, Too Little, Too Late - Johnny Mathis & Deniece Williams
29 Dance With Me - Peter Brown
30 Two Out of Three Ain't Bad - Meat Loaf - Zábava
The Gibb brothers (Barry, Robin, Maurice, and Andy) ruled Billboard's Hot 100 Singles chart in 1978, and I still love their incredible songs!
I know, everytime I ever still hear one of their songs it gives me a feeling of joy, memories and just makes me feel like I like everybody, ya know? lol. Andy was solo and killed in a plane crash, I think that's right. Very talented brothers.
Andy died of a drugrelated heartatack. Loved the BeeGees until the SNF album. When Robin didn´t sing the leedsong anymore, I stopped listening to them. Just hated Barrys´falsetto, and still do. Robins voice was devine!
lillangbg Wow, have you missed out. You should hear Robin in "For whom the bell tolls" and "Wedding Day."
Those of us who grew up in the 1970s and early 1980s are so damned lucky to have experienced such incredible music during our youth.
I would give anything to go back there.
90s is better
The 70's & 80's were a great era, they just kept pumping out the hits.
Sort of......
I would say late 60s, all of the 70s and the very early 80s before MTV destroyed it.
This is a 70s Party
I listen to the top songs and came to one conclusion.....disco still sucks. So many great Rock, R&B, Jazz but Disco Sucks!
THESE WERE THE 70s Leave the 80s outa this 70 DEEZ PATRY PLEASE
In 78 I turned 18, graduated HS. The 70's was and still is the best music Ever.
Same! Hearing these songs evoked so many memories for me.
Old Geezer! I was 16, great time to be a teen!
57 y.o. guy here and enjoyed the songs here when I was in high school!
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Same and I too am 57! I like new music as well,especially Poppy!
like you but from france, what beautiful years
56 here. My fun days!
59 years old here
The best Era hands down for love life and music.
how're you doing today.. hope you and your love once is in good health.. I will love to ask for your WhatsApp number... so we can talk on WhatsApp if you don't mind.
I was 18,just finished highschool,listening to music on shortwaves in East Europe
BEE GEES/GIBB 5 out of THE TOP 8!!!! in 1978 Gibb/Bee Gees were #1 for 14 weeks out of 52!!!!
Ever notice that the artists back then had their own style? Everyone wants to be hip hop nowadays! I grew up on this music and I miss it!
Ray Burton why point out hip hop when everyone is trying to be pop these days.?Quite strange. Same argument the rock and rollers said about disco and we know those feelings were racially motivated
Me too
TheDarcollins sounds like you are the one seeing everything through the lens of color. My experience is the ones accusing others of racism are usually the ones who harbor deep feelings of inadequacy and racial biases.
This was a time before record executives started telling bands what to record. Back then, musicians had the chance to develop their sound, and grow into what they would be known for. If these same people were recording today, they wouldn't have gotten past the 2nd CD/album, before they were kicked to the curb...
Beginning with the 90's, everyone had to either conform to what was "in", break up, or get dropped from their long time labels'...
Some one hit wonders from back then Toby Beau's "My Angel Baby" Rockford Files. MASH was still goin strong Laverne & Shirley Happy Days Mork & Mindy 3's Company Charlie's Angels the late Bob Urlich's tv show VEGA$ Joseph Wambaugh's Police Story among many tv shows they on the air 42 yrs ago!
I was born in 1970 ♡ the 70s & 80s were the best years to be a kid ♡ Im so thankful to have been able to experience life in the 70s !! Where's all my 70s babies at !?
same here:)
I was born in 1978 here
1960- I was your babysitter. 🤣😂😆😜😛😍🤔
Born 1978 here sorry guys some of this music no good.
i have also feelings
I was 15 and would love to go back for just a little while ❤
How lucky we were to have such great music 🎶 ❤? Loved it!!
❤❤❤ hello 👋 Deborah how are you doing
I'm very happy to meet you here so you are welcome 😊😊
Graduated high school in 1977. Lived through all this music. Wouldn't trade it for anything.
I was having a great time in 1978. Loved being young and having the time of my life.
I get so damn nostalgic for the late 70's whenever I hear these tunes....Loved the late 70's.
Same here.
I DO OVER 1970, 1971 1972, 1973, 1974 ,1975, 1976, 1977, 1978 ,1979
iSo, did I, I had Pneumonia twice and had to spend my first and second birthday in the hospital, whereby I kicked a nurse as my parents were forced to abandon me. (I was born in the golden American year of Bye, Bye, Canadian Pie, I drove my GMC Product into the wilderness and kissed it goodbye, as Quebec had its Quiet Revolution and decided to try to take over Montreal, the largest French (and English, Spanish, etc.) speaking city in the world, next to Paris. And twas where the Esteemed Commie lover, Nixon-hater, beautiful bi-sexual, most Popular, Ladies man Prime Minister, with a crazy pantyless and Rolling Stones groupie of a sexy Vancouver debutante of a wife Christine Sinclair Trudeau, had a baby, they named, Justin who later became a drama teacher, amateur boxer, Quebec and British Columbia loving, Alberta-hating, burning hunk and G.Q Celebrity Model, our so-called country (not a American or French or Scottish and English Colony?) and future nemesis of Don, the Greatest Man Alive, German and Scottish American Trump, future corrupt, sneaky, and non-transparent, babe-loving Prime Minister of America's Northern most Colony. A man that gets no Respect from China or the U.S.A. despite our nice manners and acceptance of Partisan Non-Free Trade agreements with both Superpowers and their draconian, Fascist, Right-Wing, Wall-Mart - child slavery in foreign countries (and Canada is a disgrace and a liar about this non-important issue because Wall-Mart has more Power Economically, than each of these Governments put together, in my point of View) Great Presidents of nations with a one-party system or a two-party taxpayer's funded Democrat or Republican only Party System of a decadent and stale, unless you are a millionaire in both countries, so-labeled Socialist Left-Wing Democracy and Autocracy or Dictatorship of the Proletariat (which means Ultra-Wealthy and Elite only Society) in which the Common people or so-called and media-labeled "working" class has no power or say, or even a human right, to influence the outcome of a Rigged election, whereby two international law-breakers and heartless dictators become the self-appointed, by virtue of a one Political Party State- China! and a Two-Party Corporate Political Party Rebel Conservative-minded and Non-Liberal Republic-the Greater United States of North America (remember Manifest Destiny?!), Rulers or Emperors (like Japan once had and still does!) of each of their Heartless and Emotionally Cold, respective great nations. Wow! The '70s was a blast, wasn't it? Compared to this New Age.
Was in high school during 78, remember how big some of these songs were(Nick Gilder,Exile,Grease,etc) still enjoying all of em Auckland New Zealand 2021
@@paulsavage5057 And all that means you like the music on this particular list? Keep it about the subject at hand.
Congratulations to the Best Group of All Times THE BEE GEES. Well done to Sir Barry Gibb, CBE Robin Gibb and CBE Maurice Gibb. Pure magic and genius. No artists have ever came close them.
Not sure whether you’re serious or being sarcastic.
What is CBE?
The Bee Gees are the best. I don't care what people say. Barry Gibb wrote 8 number one songs in one year. UNBELIEVABLE.
Flatus Antiquitous your comment sounds as stupid as you are
I hate them but heh, that's why there's a bunch of channels on tv. Its nice lookin back and remembering what song put you in what situation back in the day, cheers
Both you guys, that was the best comment exchange, funny!
Ummm the Beatles
tony Decobellis and back in the day he’s very easy on the eyes. I had such a crunch on him. The voice the looks he has the whole package!
The early 80s is when they quit making real music. I was born in the 60s. From then till 1985 was the best stretch of music ever made. It's a shame kids now will never know what real music is. It's a shame the garbage they listen to now. Thank God for CZcams. The oldies will never die because of it. Thank you.
I would said the mid 80’s is when bands started selling out.
Oh, man war das noch geile Musik. 😢 Ich vermisse diese Zeit.
It was a monster year for the Gibb brothers. All 4 of them
R.I.P. - Andy, Maurice and Robin
I was 15 years old in 1978. If only could go back and make different decisions
Don’t we all!
Yes
Think about it you might not be where you are now.im with you though.there Is so much I would have done differently.
I was 13
I wish I could go back as well. I would have been with my first true love.and if my mother wasn't in my life then
Bee Gees wrote "If I can't have you" sung by Yvonne Elliman, "Emotion" sung by Samantha Sang, "Grease" sung by Frankie Valli, "Shadow Dancing" and "I Just Want to be Your Everything" sung by their younger brother Andy Gibb. Then they wrote and sang "How Deep is Your Love," "Night Fever" & "Staying Alive."
Yep, that's pretty impressive!
"Grease" sung by Frankie Valli ;)
Than went on and bought the Beatles catalog
Half of the hits that year were written by the BeeGee’s. They are the only band in history to have 8 number hits in one year.
These guys are criminally underrated as song writers. They should be up there with Lennon/McCartney, Dylan, Brian Wilson, etc.
@@GalelNarmoril written by Barry Gibb of BeeGees
The 70's was such an eclectic decade for music. It had something for everybody...
Hello Deborah, How are you doing?
Todos los años han tenido de todo.un saludo y viva la musica
I was 17, getting ready to graduate high school (Class of '78) and then leave for Air Force base training in San Antonio, TX six weeks afterwards when Gerry Rafferty's "Baker Street" hit the radio airwaves. Forty-one years later, it still gives me chills and takes me back to that time whenever I hear the song. It will always remain near the top on my all-time favorite playlist. May his soul rest in eternal peace...
17 as well. Baker street still takes me away. Always felt like I coulda listened to it all night ☺️
Shadow Dancing and the roller skating rink was everything in 1978.
Oh wow roller skating was a big thing where I lived.
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That's so funny you said that 😂. I
remember
Same here, I miss them days, best in my life
Wow, do I miss the 70's. Each year the music and movies and TV were just so awesome.
I do too Al. So glad there are these videos for us to go back to the 70's when musicians and song writers had talent. Music today sucks ass
+David Armitage Boy, ain't that the truth. And yes, the Internet sure has made a connection to the good old days possible. So glad to see others here like you that remember the music and times of those awesome years that were the 70's. I remember them well and sometimes long for them so much. I'm 49 and sometimes wonder how the years flew by so fast since then. Take care, my friend.
Ya know I was moved by listening to these classics from the seventies and comparing it to today's music is very sad, What ever happened?
Al Scarbrough my DVDs are all 70's and 80's shows lol... Alice, the Jeffersons, All in the Family... So glad I can buy them all on AMAZON.... I can't stop watching all these videos of 70's music Al.... Lol makes me feel better!!! So many memories....
Never get tired of these classics!!! Thanks again for sharing and letting us all keep reminiscing about the good old days!!!!
Bee Gees were the best music artists that year 1978. I think Bee Gees deserve to be # 1 on this list and all the lists: They were some of the 70´s kings
They made some beautiful music in the sixties as well.
I still remember the very first time I heard Baker Street. I was totally, like, “whoa, who the hell is that?????? “ I was instantly mesmerized by the sax, and that guitar solo. I can think of only two songs that ever happened to me with, where I had to immediately know who did that, so I could run out and buy it!
Love Baker Street to this day ,gives me shivers.
Rafferty was awesome
If there was any year in my life I could go back and re-live, my #1 choice would be 1978. So many wonderful memories with these priceless songs. Thanks so much for putting this compilation together. Feeling overjoyed, and sad at the same time.
DennyYou Same here.
DennyYou
I’m there with you. So many good times. Marry the woman I should have. Made a bad choice that I would love to have over.
YOU said it
1978 was a great
1978 was a fantastic year. I’d go back in a split second.
This is one of my personal favorite years in pop music history.
***** Thanks! We have more years coming!
Pretty cool.
***** I happen to know a song that my Dad loved to listen to in the summer of this year that I also adore. What do you think of (if you know) Northern Lights by Renaissance? (8 year old me was obsessed with it)
Never heard it before. Hang on, I'm going to check it out now.
+Danny Korcz absolutely right.
Every time I hear one of these songs.... I can remember what car I had, who I was with and what the song meant to me at that stage of my life.....just graduated in 1978. Best memories of my life. Wish I could go back and live there again.
The more time passes the more I appreciate real masters.
'78 was easily one of the best years to remember. Greatest song writers, musicians and singers, all in one! Billy Joel, Paul McCartney, Queen, Jerry Rafferty, Paul Davis and the rest on the list!
I'm honored I lived to enjoy that time - and I didn't need meth for that!
No 714s haha.
Sign me up for a ride in a time machine. Pre cell phones and social media. Ahh those were the days.
Make room for me
The Generation Xers were the last generation to have the simple life experiences Millennials will never understand
Millennials will never understand!!!!
@@fiestamenus6140 you would be surprised with some millennials they get it.
people talked to each other to make friends!
The Brothers Gibb were kicking butt that year! I still love them and their music. Just wish they all were here with us. : (
Hello Karen
Oh man, what a GREAT decade for music
Being a teenager going into 20's one couldn't have grown up in a better time!!
MS, HS and College
Wow, So so many memories 🥰🥲
Heard I Go Crazy the other day in the car, had to pull over and listen , its still a favorite of mine 41 yrs later
how're you doing today.. hope you and your love once is in good health.. I will love to ask for your WhatsApp number,so we can talk on WhatsApp if you don't mind.
No auto tune just great singers!!
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What is auto tone
Ahhhh. Those were the days. So happy I lived as a teen in those days. Less people. Less BS. Great time to be alive.
Kawy Thowy ahhh, being 14 in 1978 ... best memories of my life
Soundtrack of our lives
Tastes great, less filling?
The 70's ROCKED!!!
folk or pop "rock" because some used drums and electric guitars...
Yes. The keyword is Rocked as those days are gone forever and in no time at all so will be all who first heard that music, and so it goes.....
Except for the clothes. Damn! Unless you were tall and thin bell bottoms were a fashion disaster. Combine that with polyester and lime green pastels and you have a trifecta of ugly!
@@frankdavis6438 I agree. I didn't care for the clothes either. 😂😂
Yeah they did, when you was
listening to the right rock music...
1978 was a bumper year. I was 21. Barry Gibb wrote EIGHT number one hits! Look at the range.
Makes me sentimental as both a kid and as a vocalist. I've been blessed enough to be in an opening act for Frankie Valli as well as singing in the backup choir for Barry Manilow. They are both professionals' professionals!
bs
@@bettyahlheit2071 ....Why would it be BS? My husband was 22 years older than me , and he was a professional singer as well. He was opening act for Connie Frances , Mel Torme , and Bobby Vee. Not every singer was famous. My husband wasn't willing to kiss ass (Literally) to become famous. He just wanted to sing. 🎤
Betty is bitter
Lucky you!
'78 was a good year for the Gibbs.
It was good year for marijuana TOO...
I love the great, fantastic and immortal Rolling Stones!!! Respect forever!!! ❤️❤️❤️
The best band ever
The Rolling Stones
The Bee Gees Dominated this year. Andy GIbb and Samantha Sang are Bee Gees Products!
From songwriting to singing to Andy, the brothers Gibb dominated 1978. Who knew that Grease was written by them? Wow!!
Samantha Sangs Emotion too
and yvonne elliman' "if I can't have you" was written by the brothers Gibb!!!
The greatest run of dominance by a single act in one year since the Beatles in 64
I graduated in 78. I remember at the time that some of these songs were corny but all these years now they seem like old friends.
Trysometenderness 79 for me. I agree.
I graduated high school in '78 I can still remember driving around listening to FM radio and my 8track tapes of Alice Cooper, Queen, BobDylan, CSNY, so many but not disco! Good ole days!
I graduated in 78 too and me and a friend would ride around in his pickup Friday or Saturday night listening to Kiss or Nazareth drinking a little or mostly smoking a little pot. The good old days.
Janet your probably a Mick since disco songs are meant for people who know how to dance
@@freedomring4813 KISS was at it's peak in 77/78
8 track tape strung out and strewn along the road side after jamming in the player.
Wow this really takes me back.. Huge year for The Bee Gees! I love the and I love Andy Gibb!
The memories, can be overwhelming.
+Robert Genis Thanks for watching
Thank you for the mix!!!! As a musicologist... I LOVED THE MEMORIES! (Sad as some are)
Robert Genis- Especially when we had FM RADIO
I don’t remember a lot of stuff from then, but I do remember music & my first big crush & the disco classes my mother made me take, haha! Oh & the summers on my Dads boat & waterskiing, Saturday Night Live! No details though....hmmm...
Whenever I hear Baker Street, I think back to hearing it when my dad took me to a train museum in Michigan City when I was 11...:-( (miss him).
The best times of my life.
YES Sir. BEST TIMES !
Idem !!
When i die and go to heaven i pray it will be the 70s .
Mine too
I miei 14 anni, il più bel periodo della mia vita
I remember my mom getting me a Darth Vader Figurine, and a Queen album at Kmart, Good Effin Times to be alive
The icee bro u had 2 have got something
@@pieluvr7362 Oh yea I remember those lol
I was overseas in Europe with the military in 1978 and listened to AFRS, which played almost all Top 40. We listened to recordings of Deejay Charlie Tuna (I think he was out of LA). I was married that year, too. Whenever I hear these songs I think of that time-listening to the radio at work and home. The PX was always crowded with soldiers and sailors buying the latest albums. Unless we bought the albums or saw photos in a magazine, we had no idea what the artists looked like because there was no American TV-which is why we listened to so much music! The Bee Gees and Andy Gibb really ruled the charts that year and I still love all their music.
I have watched Grease a hundred times...never tire of it, love it, love her love Rizzo, love Eugene...love Sid Caesar...love the hand jive....love Greased Lightening...gawd I love that movie
I didn't like it at all aside from ONJ in those spray on pants
If Not Now When Tell us if you liked Grease, please.
I always thought it was hilarious how Rizzo and Kenickie have their unprotected rendezvous the night of a fall football game yet she announces to the world that she's not pregnant on the last day of school in May!?! How dumb are these people?
on tonght sunday june 7 2020 Grease Sing-a-Long
tonight, 8:30 PM on CBS, 2 hrs 30 min 2010 PG-13
I had such a crush on ONJ back then.
1978 is my best year of my life ,yet.
The world blighted.
I would give anything to go back to that time in my life, 17 yrs old.Im 59 now and the Eagles, Bee Gees, Elton John, Queen, Michael Jackson are still my favs!
Sweet heart heart I'm just turn 36 years old my dad graduated highschool in 1981. I hate this generation of everything music people everything is FAKE! I wish I could go back to the early 70s and go to a eagles or AMERICA concert anything but the fake noise and trash of today! IM WITH YOU SISTER OUR SOCIETY AS A WHOLE HAS GONE DOWN THE TOILET! IM A OL SOUL!
I loved all the music from this year even though I was 7 years old and in grade school; this brings back so many great memories. It broke my heart later when Andy Gibb died so young from drugs, then 2 of his other brothers died years later. It's hard to imagine that Barry Gibb is the sole member left and yet after all these years their music still sounds fantastic;just like it did when it came out of the studio.
Hello Pamela, How are you doing?
@@liamroberts9047 I am Sarina
1978 my favorite year for music. Music was at it's best.😃💜❤💛💚💙💽...
Mine as well, so many great memories of 78..
Timelessmusic y e p it was
Ditto!!!
@defpickles98 agree great yrs! I was growing up in 78 I was 15
year of the stadium concerts
"1978 , Take me away!!" If you're old enough to remember the Calgon commercial ,you'll know what I mean, lol!
Yeah go away..and take your music with you.
Yeah go away and take your music with you.
@@dempseydog4333 What a pathetic troll ..dd twice!
Yup
I do!
Baker Street will always be a classic. what a song.
hello
I have that album, it's a good album!
I remember being 8 or 9 y/o during the dog-days of summer, and hearing Baker Street over the loud speaker at our local swimming pool. That sax every time I hear it - it takes me back.
1978 had the greatest collection of pop tunes, IMO. Bands had an element of mysique. No MTV, no youtube, just concert footage
Oh lordy that takes me back to when we were together and real and alive.
1978 was THE best year for music!!!!!!!!
What a great year for music! The whole decade was awesome actually ✌️🌻🎶☺️
Andy Gibb is #1 on the list, lol😂😄😘😊👍💙💜💛💚💝
Staying Alive has to be the most played song ever across the world.
Disco almost ruined the BeeGees had they not been brilliant. Not many if any could have survived what they went through.
Nothing can beat the most talented group, our great BeeGees...
I remember You Light Up my Life being on every variety show in the late 70's.
thanks for taking me back to my youth ...
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5 Bee Gee's in the top 10!!!!!
@@briannotafan3368 Dumbass comment of the day.
9 songs total if you count all the songs written by the Bee Gees (if I can't have you, Emotion, you're the one that I want, grease, I just want to be your everything, shadow dancing, plus their 3 Saturday night fever songs)
Bee Gees year
LMAO! Bee Gees Ruling 1978 with them wow-ass tight pants that left NOTHING to the imagination. Now, I remember why I hated the baggy pants crap. Couldn't tell what any guy was packing! No problem with barry, Robin, Maurice and Andy. They ALL ...(pant pant) LOL
3:50 To the best of my recollection, #19 was also composed by Barry Gibb.
Yeah, some of it was kinda cheesy. But damned if some of it wasn't downright powerful and memorable,
and still holds up nearly 40 years later! So many memories and emotions connected to these tunes, good times!
+fotorolo Thanks for watching!
I’ll take cheesy any day over the crap we have to tolerate now a days. 1 maybe 2 good songs a year, compared to all these hits
I enjoy these songs. I watched the movies some were in and considering that some of the men are, at best, feminine looking or strung out on something, these songs are great love songs and great to dance to.
The memories come flooding back. It was a GREAT TIME
in music history! Dang it. I was only 21. We had it all folks.
78 was the best year in my life😍😎
Its sad this goodtimes will never
Come back damn were getting old 😭
Happens to EVERYONE...if they are "lucky"....NOT much left of my HS class.
Peter w Pyle I know right mines neither they chose the wrong path😩😨
Jaime Mulero I know I look chula and love me much since I don’t have a partner to love me lol😂
@@joerock9158 where's your pic do u have a fb
Tis' life and death- May the circle remain unbroken.
I love Johnny Mathis no matter what he sings.
Too much, too little, too late
Stayin Alive still sounds modern in 2021. That's quality of music!
And also music of quality, it remains timeless! 💚💜💙
It does
Beautiful ! 😍😀
Eight songs penned by Barry Gibb, awesome!
Its now 2020 and these songs remind me of a fun time in my life when I was younger.
I came here to be 11 years old again.
The Bee Gees and Andy Gibb, What a songs !!! The best in 70s !
Probably one of the best years for music in history.
Paul Davis’ I Go Crazy still gives me chills. Such an amazing song.
I love that song! Gives me chills too. So beautiful ☺️
I was like 7... The Bee Gees Were fuggin hawt!! Hands down!! Best group back when
I’m 26 and I know every song of this video because of my mother and dad. They always play 70,s 80’s music in the morning. I can imagine how they lived their teens and makes me happy to see their faces when listening to this amazing music.
Fernando Ortiz: You seem like a good person who cares about your parents. I’m sure they are very proud of you. 🙂
you are one lucky girl
Вся музыка на расслабоне. Такое ощущение, что в 78м все кайфовали канкрэтно!
Brothers Gibb own ed 1978!!! Their songs plus the songs written for others. Legends
Thank you for taking me right back to Junior High. As soon as I started watching this the memories came back big time.
For sure some of the best times in life oh I wish go back!😍😎
When I hear the Commodores 3 times a lady, I have to laugh because I always think of the Saturday Night Live Skit with Eddie Murphy playing Buckwheat.. and Buckwheat sings ."you're uns...tice.. free times a madie" lolol
HA HA YES!!
LOL! Hilarious comment! I remember that skit, too. Back when SNL was actually funny.
And "Wookin pa nub" 😆😆
Wow! What memories - a great year. My friend and I customized a Chevy van with paneling, shag carpeting, mirrors, fridge, Craig sound system and took off cross-country from Western NY to CA. Flew to Hawaii. My first time west of the Mississippi. We were gone over 4 months. Visited about 30 or so states. Had a blast. God bless America!
#19, #14, #11, #8, #6, #4, #2, #1 - ALL written by Barry Gibb. What a year for him.
The soundtrack of my childhood! 😍 🎶
Andy Gibb and his brothers The Bee Gee's really had a standoff against each other with songs in 1978. One is just as good as the other. 😘
@Brisdad53 .....Andy Gibb was very similar to his brothers. His voice was like theirs. He had the looks. The only difference is that he had to pull it off on his own. The others always had each other singing along. You would think the same way if you only heard one Bee Gee singing alone like Andy.
SO much Barry Gibb in there. Songwriting genius. And 1978 played host to my favourite song of all time: Gerry Rafferty's Baker Street. Simply superb.
1978 was a VERY good year!!!!!! For me (15), it was that time in a young man's life when you metamorphosize from a kid, to a man, things change, almost overnight! LOL 😂👍
ALSO.... 1978 was sadly, the last full year that the Pike was open in Long Beach CA! I spent a lot of time there, enjoying what was left! 😎👍
1978 was also the 1st time I ever smoked weed! I miss those days! I haven't been able to get high since 1992 because of work, but one day...... 💨
(Fir the record, I was in the Navy 81-92, and took a chance now and Zen, and got away with it! 😎)
I enjoyed the video. There was much good music during that era. Good music is one of the things that help me to get through life in this crazy world in which we live.
These are the songs I remember from my childhood. Saturday Night Fever is my all time favorite movie!
Hello Susan
Indeed, my memories of 1978-79 are marked with Bee Gees music.
Hello Julian
Wonderful that's all I can say ... TAKE ME BACK IN TIME FRIEND . I'M DANCING MY PANTS OFF ❤❤👍👍🔥🔥
That was MUSICK!
how're you doing today.. hope you and your love once is in good health.. I will love to ask for your WhatsApp number... so we can talk on WhatsApp if you don't mind.
Bee Gees even after all this success they are still the most underrated band in history
You got that right, that's what music is supposed to be all about, to move a person, feel your emotions, and that's exactly what their music does, even still forty years later...terribly under rated!
I can live with that. The Bee Gees were great together and could harmonize so very well.
Thats Blow Gee s
bee gee are all dead except that fuckhead barry gibb
why call him fuckhead he seems nice.
I remember Nick Gilder, Hot Child in the City.
I was 12 form 1 flashlight parliament doing the robot
I was a jr. in H. S. in 1978 and the music was probably the best part of my teenage years.
Amen to that!
Loved this list... Shadow Dancin' #1... didn't see that comin'.