Song and Music - 70s (1)
Song title | Release date | Singer - Band | Singer-Band picture | Album | Country | Musical genre | Remarks | |
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Without You | Nov. 1971 | HARRY NILSSON | Nilsson Schmilsson | USA | POP | Written by Badfinger in 1970 | ||
A Horse with No Name | Dec. 1971 | AMERICA | A Horse with No Name and Other Hits | United Kingdom | Soft ROCK | |||
This World Today is A Mess | 1972 | DONNA HIGHTOWER | This World Today is A Mess | USA | R&B | |||
Heart Of Gold | Jan. 1972 | NEIL YOUNG | Harvest | USA | ROCK | It features backup vocals of James Taylor and Linda Ronstadt | ||
Smoke on the Water | Mar. 1972 | DEEP PURPLE | Machine Head | England | ROCK | It is about a fire that occured in the Casino at Montreux, where the Band was going to record their "Machine Head" album | ||
Amoureuse | Mar. 1972 | VÉRONIQUE SANSON | Amoureuse | France | Various | |||
Top of the World | Jul. 1972 | THE CARPENTERS | A Song for You | USA | POP | |||
City of New Orleans | Jul. 1972 | ARLO GUTHRIE | Hobo's Lullaby | USA | Folk ROCK | Released in 1971 by Steve Goodman | ||
I'd Love You to Want Me | Sept. 1972 | LOBO | Of a Simple Man | U.S. | Soft ROCK | |||
Clair | Oct. 1972 | GILBERT O'SULLIVAN | Back to Front | Ireland | POP | The real Clair was the young daughter of O'Sullivan's producer-manager, Gordon Mills | ||
Mon frère | Oct. 1972 | MAXIME LE FORESTIER | Mon frère | France | Various music | |||
You're So Vain | Nov. 1972 | CARLY SIMON | No Secrets | USA | POP | |||
Chante | 1973 | MICHEL FUGAIN | Chante | France | Various | |||
Charly | 1973 | SANTABÁRBARA | Charly | Spain | POP | |||
Harlem Song | 1973 | THE SWEEPERS | Harlem Song | France | Various music | |||
Dream On | Jan. 1973 | AEROSMITH | Aerosmith | USA | ROCK | Written by Steven Tyler, it was their first major hit. He said that this is the only song on album where he uses his real voice! | ||
Daniel | Jan. 1973 | ELTON JOHN | Don't Shoot Me I'm Only the Piano Player | England | Soft ROCK | |||
The Great Gig in the Sky | Mar. 1973 | PINK FLOYD | The Dark Side of the Moon | England | ROCK | |||
Long Train Runnin' | Mar. 1973 | THE DOOBIE BROTHERS | Long Train Runnin' | USA | ROCK | |||
Sing (1) | May 1973 | THE CARPENTERS | Sing | USA | POP | Written in 1971 by Joe Raposo for the children's television show "Sesame Street" |
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