Obscure songs from the '70s that you love to share with people

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  1. HawthorneCalifornia

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    from 1970, The Velvet Underground, with "Who Loves The Sun"

     
  2. HawthorneCalifornia

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    from 1970, Thomas and Richard Frost, with "Open Up Your Heart"

     
  3. HawthorneCalifornia

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    from 1970, Badfinger with "Midnight Caller"

     
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  4. HawthorneCalifornia

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    from 1970, The Carpenters, with "Maybe It's You"

     
  5. HawthorneCalifornia

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    from 1970, Rick Nelson, with "Easy To Be Free"

     
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  6. HawthorneCalifornia

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    from 1970, Nilsson, with "Dayton Ohio 1903".

     
  7. HawthorneCalifornia

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    from 1970, Abel Fletcher, with "Esmeralda"

     
  8. Imperious Leader

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  9. Joel1963

    Joel1963 Senior Member

    Location:
    Montreal
    Earth Wind and Fire-I Think About Loving You
     
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  11. John54

    John54 Senior Member

    Location:
    Burlington, ON
    Gallagher and Lyle, Runaway:

     
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  13. HawthorneCalifornia

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    from 1977, Max Webster, from Toronto, with Diamonds, Diamonds. A song that should have charted on Billboard.

     
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  14. HawthorneCalifornia

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    from 1973, April Wine, with Lady Run, Lady Hide

     
  15. HawthorneCalifornia

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    from 1979, FM, with "Phasers On Stun" great track!

     
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  16. Imperious Leader

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  17. keifspoon

    keifspoon Senior Member

    Location:
    New Jersey, USA
    From Quatermass's one and only album from 1970.

     
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  19. stefane

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    Ernie Graham - Don't Want Me round You

    Singer-songwriter from Belfast, Northern Ireland.
    Together with Henry McCullough he formed the psychedelic band "Eire Apparent", who released one album and a few singles in 1968 and 1969.
    He was briefly a member of the rock band "Help Yourself" and contributed to their second album "Strange Affair" in 1972.
    Afterwards, he co-founded the pub rock band "Clancy" who released two albums in 1974 and 1975.

    However, for me his finest moment was in between all these bands:
    "Don't Want Me round You" is a hauntingly beautiful and relaxed track from his one and only self-titled solo album, released on Liberty in 1971.
    Backed by members of Brinsley Schwarz and Help Yourself.

     
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  22. drobo

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    Location:
    Denver, CO
    Captain Beyond - “Raging River of Fear”
     
  23. stefane

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    Country Funk - Really My Friend

    The group originally formed in Los Angeles in 1968, but then moved out to Boston.
    Nice blend of folk rock, country rock and psych with a shot of blues, and fuzzy guitars on some tracks.
    Country Funk released only one self-titled album on Polydor in 1970, shortly before disbanding.

     
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  24. geo50000

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    Location:
    Canon City, CO.
    Katfish covers The Beatles' "Dear Prudence"...very trippy production touches for 1975:
     
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  25. DaveySR

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    Location:
    Pennsylvania
    Always gets a chuckle.

     
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