Name the last 1970s song you heard.

[WildRosie]

Mine was 'Free' by Deniece Williams, just now. Classic from 1977.

Steely Dan - "Peg"

Sweet Caroline ( is that 70's?)

‘Can You Feel’ It by The Jacksons

On my running playlist.

Spirits having flown by the Bee Gees. Released 1979.

The night before that it was Fleetwood Mac’s Rumours in full.

Voulez-Vous by ABBA, as sung by DD 14. She's rehearsing for a school production of Mamma Mia. It seems her entire school is crazy about ABBA -- possibly thanks to Gen X parents like me!

When looking at our local Top 40 recently I saw a few old songs in it, such as Dreams by Fleetwood Mac (1976). DD says Dreams is popular as a TikTok soundtrack, which is why it is back in the chart. It seems downloads and streaming have really changed the definition of current music and the latest hits.

Dixie Chicken by Little Feat.

Sweet Caroline was recorded in 1969 but it might have charted in the UK later.

Hedgehoppers Anoymous was an ex-servicemen group steered by Jonathan King.

Dreams

Fleetwood Mac will always be a happy place for me.

Speaking of Fleetwood Mac, does anyone know the legal mechanisms behind that band ? Mick Fleetwood and John McVie have been the only constant members so I guess they own the FM name and any rights to it. Where would that leave the likes of Stevie Nicks and Christine McVie - full members, shareholders or just salaried performers ?

The Swimming Song by Anna and Kate McGarrigle.

December, 1963 (Oh What a Night). One of my favourites!

David Bowie -Changes.

Am listening to the Best of British top 100 in Radio X. Am expecting lots of 70's goodies.....

this town isn't big enough Sparks,

I was going to say Carolina In My Mind by James Taylor but Google tells me it’s from 1968 so I will also go for Changes by Bowie.

Substitute by Clout on the radio in my car.

Yesterday Crocodile Rock came on radio on a guess the year thing. It was 1972.

"Pop Muzik" by M, 1979

Bye bye baby by the bay city rollers was on in the co-op on Saturday. Proper took me back.

I'm currently listening to the kids downstairs playing Rush song "The Temples of Syrinx" ... I only heard this recently!!

Lido Shuffle by Boz Scaggs from a playlist I made of uplifting songs.

If I had words - by Scott Fitzgerald and Yvonne Keeley. Was singing along like a mad woman. Used to love that song when I was little.

Lovely Day by Bill Withers

To Know You is to Love You by Syreeta and Stevie Wonder - brilliant 😍. I found it on a film with Omar Sy in, but can't remember the name of it. Her voice is wonderful.

You're So Vain by Carly Simon. Was on an embarrassing playlist called Sad 70s Songs which I love.

Chance Meeting by Roxy Music in a re-run of Butterflies with Wendy Craig. How '70s-tastic is that?

I like it but I forgot how creepy it was.