1970s

1970s music was

a diverse, transformative "golden age" defined by the fragmentation of rock into subgenres (punk, glam, hard rock, disco) and the dominance of singer-songwriters, soul, and funk. Following the 1960s, this era saw increased studio experimentation, the rise of arena rock, and the birth of hip-hop.

You are so Beautiful

by Joe Cocker in 1974

Hot Stuff

by Donna Summer in 1979

Can't smile without you

by Barry Manilow in 1975

I will always love you

by Dolly Parton in 1974

Without you

by Harry Nilsson in 1971

How deep is you love

by The Bee Gees in 1977

I just can't help believin'

by Elvis Presley 1970

Theme from "New York, New York"

by Liza Minnelli 1977, and Frank Sinatra 1978

I'll never love this way again

by Dionne Warwick in 1979

She (Tous les Visages de l'Amour)

by Charles Aznavour in 1974

Silver Lady

by David Soul in 1977

She believes in me

by Kenny Rogers in 1979

Livin' Thing - Electric Light Orchestra (ELO) 1976

Last Train to London - Electric Light Orchestra (ELO) 1979

The Last Farewell

by Roger Whittaker 1971

Confusion - Electric Light Orchestra (ELO) 1979

Needles and Pins

Smokie 1977

Lyin' Eyes

The Eagles 1975

You're the first, the last, my everything Barry White 1974

Chiqutita

ABBA 1979

You to me are everything

The Real Thing - 1976

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