Acoustic songs of the 70's
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Kino
#1 Styx Fan
Seven Bridges Road is such an amazing and often forgotten song.
Jake T
Running With The Pack
Seven Bridges Road
Ian Matthews version:
Ian Matthews version:
Speed King
Rockin to the East & West
Fantastic indeed!
...it's a pity this song is unknown to most....
True, it's pretty well unknown,..it has such a cool feel to it,...most people would never guess it was UFO.
You have a great avatar, Fump,...I love Vagabonds of the Western World,...my favorite Thin Lizzy song is The Rocker.
deerwan
Play It Loud
American Flyer did a revised version of 'Call Me Tell Me' on their debut in 1976.
Originally recorded by Pure Prairie League in '72 I think, George Martin, who
produced this debut, really sauces it up w/ strings and a Spector-ish
'Wall of Sound' multi-tracking of acoustic guitars. It works pretty well for me.
Originally recorded by Pure Prairie League in '72 I think, George Martin, who
produced this debut, really sauces it up w/ strings and a Spector-ish
'Wall of Sound' multi-tracking of acoustic guitars. It works pretty well for me.
StarThrower
Member
Zappa-Sleep Dirt
85 percent of Roy Harper's material
Same for Bruce Cockburn's 70s output
Chicago-Happy Man; Critic's Choice
Most of Cat Stevens's stuff
Jethro Tull-Only Solitaire; Jack In The Green
ELP-Take A Pebble
Dixie Dregs-Northern Lights
Doobie Brothers-Black Water
Little Feat-Willin'
85 percent of Roy Harper's material
Same for Bruce Cockburn's 70s output
Chicago-Happy Man; Critic's Choice
Most of Cat Stevens's stuff
Jethro Tull-Only Solitaire; Jack In The Green
ELP-Take A Pebble
Dixie Dregs-Northern Lights
Doobie Brothers-Black Water
Little Feat-Willin'
Hose Head
I am Canadian & I say Eh.
Teach Your Children from Crosby, Stills, & Young comes to mind.
Lola by the Kinks would be up there as well.
Heart of Gold by Neil Young
Lola by the Kinks would be up there as well.
Heart of Gold by Neil Young
White Winged Dove
Junior Member
Definitely Cat Steven's Father and Son
