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Harry Chapin song
Eagles song
Who song
Chicago song
Carpenters song
CCR song
Bob Segar song
Kenny Rogers song
Everything off of Pink Floyd the wall (about 1/2 of there other stuff).
Everything off of Boston's 1st.
Everything off of Meatloaf- Bat out of hell.
About half of the 70's Stones
Most of the 70's Van Halen
Most of the 70's Rush
Most of the 70's Triumph
I remember as a kid back in the 70's listening to the A.M. Radio Stations with the 70's Top 40 songs as most were those Hippie songs. I'm thing like Joni Mitchell, Carly Simon and Carol King or Cat Stevens, Jim Croce or 10cc etc...as alot were ''one hit wonders'' back then.
I liked alot of them but Nicolette Larson had a good one.
I don't know what's classified as hippie music. I listen to a lot of 70's music. I haven't liked much of the music that's been released since about 1986. Since grunge and rap became mainstream music, I've looked back in time for my music selections. I also listen to 80's music. I'm not sure what year certain songs came out. I only know that I seem to be stuck in the 70's & 80's when it comes to my music preferences.
I remember as a kid back in the 70's listening to the A.M. Radio Stations with the 70's Top 40 songs as most were those Hippie songs. I'm thing like Joni Mitchell, Carly Simon and Carol King or Cat Stevens, Jim Croce or 10cc etc...as alot were ''one hit wonders'' back then.
I liked alot of them but Nicolette Larson had a good one.
I remember as a kid back in the 70's listening to the A.M. Radio Stations with the 70's Top 40 songs as most were those Hippie songs. I'm thing like Joni Mitchell, Carly Simon and Carol King or Cat Stevens, Jim Croce or 10cc etc...as alot were ''one hit wonders'' back then.
I liked alot of them but Nicolette Larson had a good one.
I'm a big fan of those 1970s hippie songs, I consider the 1970s to be the best decade for music, alot of the songs were relaxing and easy to listen to.
Since I grew up in Hippie Haven (Berkeley) I will give you guys a list of what was popular when I was a hippie kid in their midst:
Country Joe and Fish-What Are We Fighting For? ( AKA: Vietnam Song)
Joan Baez and Bob Dylan-The Times They Are A Changin'-The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down, Diamonds And Rust, It Ain't Me Babe.
Buffy Sainte Marie-Little Wheels Spin And Spin
Peter, Paul , and Mary-If I Had A Hammer and Where Have All The Flowers Gone?
The Beatles-Get Back
Janis Joplin-Me And Bobby McGee, Cry Baby, Piece Of My Heart.
- Operator Jim Croce
- Both Sides Now Judy Collins
- In The Rain The Dramatics
- You'd Better Think Twice Poco
- Let The Children Play Santana
- White Bird It's A Beautiful Day
- Atlantis Donovan
- Venus In Furs Velvet Underground
- Flying Buffalo Springfield
- Tel Me It isn't True Bob Dylan
- White Rabbit Jefferson Airplane
-Forever Young Peter, Paul & Mary
-Looking Over My Shoulder Mike& The Mechanics
- Girls With No Eyes David&Linda LaGrace
- Them Heavy People Kate Bush
- Get Together Over You The Beatles
- Ladybird Lee Hazlewood&Nancy Sinatra
...AND SO MANY MORE...nothing beats musically the Seventies!
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