Best Forgotten Bands of the 70's.

[Toften]

Bands I like, that I think are forgotten in the time of Rock 'n' Roll and deserves a lot more of attention:

Free
Zephyr
Aunt Mary
Junipher Greene
Titanic
Ten Years After (don't know if I would call it forgotten, but underrated maybe (?))
Budgie
Blackfoot
Humble Pie

 

[TeleCat]

The Dixie Dregs

 

[Toften]

Sperrmüll

 

[davesplaysaustintx]

Lets see obscure but likable Krokus, Nazereth, Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush. I was blown away tripping the light fantastic on youtube to find such a plethora of old school stuff Full Blown Videos of Golden Ear Ring's Radar Love and lots of old stuff War, Grand Funk Railroad, BTO, Robin Trower, Zappa? jamming with lennon?, Manfred Manns Earth Band. Would like a ripped copy of early Foghat Album Boys to Chat Girls to Bounce. BTW was just blown away by old youtube Rush Live Videos when Alex Lifeson was still very! young, his guitar work just blows me away. Check out more recent stuff by Austin Band's Soul Hat and Chris Duarte

 

[davesplaysaustintx]

Shoot don't forget one hit wonders Band Head East, Album Flat as a Pancake, Song Never been any reason as seen here: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DyoknbvXlwM

And of course Kansas Point of No Return (The Whole Album)


Here's a very very very very cool original pre mtv by a decade Golden Ear Ring Video of Radar Love:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rJ4EID2hjxY


Frank Marino and Mahogany Rush, Live in Concert:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_56cgFccCPk

The audio has some glitches but heres a song many will remember by above, called Dragonfly :http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sjlOXbneznw&feature=related

IT FRIGGING ROCKS! The song that had burnt that 8 track into oblivion!

Here is his tribute to Jimi's Voodoo Child good live audio:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HD0PzF6tzOQ&feature=related


Oh BTW I am a little Obsessive Compulsive after finding out my local University of Texas at Austin has 33,000 cd titles and I could check out unlimited numbers at a time I used airport luggage to rip 500 titles every other day till I had amassed oh 11,700 albums or 190 Gb of music at 192kbps in windows media player did this using 4 separate 52x cd roms by usb all in a row .

And then Christ I found that they had original mint vinyl albums in refrigerated storage I could remaster but not leave library with very timely but there are some very cool KUT Radio Station Promo Stuff in Pristine Condition wish I could say the same for the libraries transfer phono and amp.

Rock On Folks Check out old 80's Austin Band UFO



Oh Last but not least Got to Throw you dogs another awesome bone Budgie;s Breadfan Video Arf!:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=54H3EUAzpVg

AWESOME! The reprive ohhhh!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I Don't need it, Don't you feel it in your vein's All the money in the world and I don't need it........

Oh jeez and the Thin lizzy Videos I just found with ole phil.

Any one hire out for electroshock therapy.

 

[TeleCat]

Good picks dave! Last time I was in Austin I saw Joe Bonamassa at Antones's. This after seeing Deep Purple and Thin Lizzy in San Antonio the night before. I got some good friends out there. Hope to get out there again soon. Great town.

 

[AC/DCguy]

I've listened they some songs... not bad!

 

[Fug]

Uriah Heep
Styx
REO Speedwagon
Brownville Station
KC & the Sunshine Band
It's A Beautiful Day
Sha Na Na
Blondie
Kansas
Village People
The list goes on and on......

 

[Truckin]

Although they are still together , I think Poco with Richie Furay, Paul Cotton, Jim Messina, Timothy B. Schmit,George Grantham, and Rusty Young (69-74 years).

 

[Magic]

Poco was a great band! I still listen to them I also liked Loggins & Messina.

Meatloaf
Bread
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