So, this week, we are back in the 70's, playing Part 2, in our Tour of The Decades. This was a tough list to make because there are just so many good tunes to select from. It's supposed to be a list of 5... I haven't been able to stop at 5 yet, which means I may be headed for D-Hall. I just can't help myself. BUT... Say it with me: "No More Disco, No More Disco, No More Disco!!!"
#1: First up this week is my Elton John song of choice. From 1971, I always liked this tune. Madman Across The Water. Enjoy... (source)
#2: Next up is my personal favorite Rolling Stones tune. Also from 1971, on the Sticky Fingers Album, Can't You Hear Me Knocking. Enjoy... (source)
#3: I love this next tune. I love the "sound" of this one. David Bowie, from 1972, with Suffragette City. Enjoy... (source)
#4: One of my favorite Bands, from the Houston area no less, ZZ Top, with one of my favorite tunes from them. The Album, Fandango, was released in 1975, as I was graduating from the Houston Fire Department Training Academy. Nasty Dogs and Funky Kings. Enjoy... (source)
#5: When I bought the Album for this next tune from Heart, I instantly fell in love with this particular song. From 1978, on the Dog & Butterfly Album, Mistral Wind. Enjoy every bit of this Live Performance... (source)
#5: When I bought the Album for this next tune from Heart, I instantly fell in love with this particular song. From 1978, on the Dog & Butterfly Album, Mistral Wind. Enjoy every bit of this Live Performance... (source)
#6: Also from 1978, another little gem that caught my ear from the debut of Van Halen, on their self titled Album, Little Dreamer. "Dreamer," this one's for you!!! Enjoy... (source)
#7: And finally, for me, my "Walk Off Home Run." The very first time I heard the 49 second "intro" to this next tune, I was HOOKED!!! From 1972, Foghat with their I Just Want to Make Love to You. Enjoy... (source)
And that's my list... I hope it was as much fun for you as it was for me. Don't forget to head over to Jen's (our Host) at My Skewed View... to have a listen to all the Mix Tape's.
Thanks for stopping by and having a listen. Hope to see ya back on Happy Friday. Til then...
Be safe, be smart, and always Smile... It's "Twisted Mix Tape Tuesday"
adios... vaya con dios
Great choices. You took me back in time for a while there.
ReplyDeleteThanks Karen... What it's all about. Appreciate you dropping by, Slu
DeleteAs always, fantastic tunes. So glad you brought the Texas with Billy and the boys! I love the Elton song you chose, I kinda lost that one somewhere in my musical library. And who can't love a Dreamer song by Van Halen!?! Great job this week.
ReplyDeleteThanks Dreamer... These are some of my fave's. I really enjoyed putting this together.
DeleteThanks for dropping by, Slu
I can't believe I had forgotten how awesome Van Halen is. Love. Great tunes and I'm seriously slapping myself on the head for not remembering VH. Must go download ASAP! Thanks so much!
ReplyDeleteThanks back at ya Kristi... That VH was a good Album.
DeleteAppreciate you stopping by, Slu
I always love your lists. Also. I'm glad you made it back from Lubbock without being blown away by the wind.
ReplyDeleteSo Tracy... I'm still here!!! But I am so out of here in the morning. :-) I have had enough of Wind & Dust!!!
DeleteGlad you liked the List. Thanks for stopping by, Slu
Foghat, you sly dog. Nice choice. Elton is so hard to choose, Madman was always one of my favorites. Also nice pick for the Stones, I could always take them or leave them. A few songs I can still listen to, most of their catalog I can forget fairly easily. Enjoyable list. And thanks for the sidebar. Much appreciated. kat
ReplyDeleteI'm so with you on the Stones... Have 3 or 4 that I like and that's about it. Thanks.
DeleteAnd thanks for stopping by. Looking forward to some good music, Slu
Good call on Bowie! I so often forget that he was actually a part of the 70's - it almost seems as if he should have an entire decade all to himself.
ReplyDeleteI really like that choice... Thanks!!!
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All good ones here, except I don't know Mistral Wind. I'm going in to give it a listen. :)
ReplyDeleteThanks... I so hope you listened to the entire Mistral Wind... Such an awesome performance.
DeleteThanks for checking in, Slu
The Stones and Bowie are my faves from your list but all great choices Slu!
ReplyDeleteThanks...
DeleteAppreciate you stopping by, Slu
I almost had Foghat on my list too...this list is most AWESOME and Van Halen is just a given! ;)
ReplyDeleteThanks... I was very happy with this list. So much fun!!!
DeleteAppreciate you dropping by, Slu
Yeah, so it's two weeks later, but I refuse to NOT leave a comment :) Love the list. Bowie, the Stones and ZZ top!Woo Hoo! My favorite, hands down, Heart. Those ladies could rock out. I'll need to check out all of the individual songs. Hope you are well....oh, and where is ABBA? I thought for sure they would make the list this time ;)
ReplyDeleteWell, you gotta know I'm smiling!!! And, NO ABBA!!!
DeleteWelcome back, Slu