Top 10 - 1971 Greats Hit Songs We'll Never Forget
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- Опубликовано: 4 авг 2024
- #70s #music
Top 10 1971 Hits, Which one is your favorite? Did we miss any of your top picks?
1 "Joy to the World" - Three Dog Night
2 "Maggie May"/"Reason to Believe" - Rod Stewart
3 "It's Too Late"/"I Feel the Earth Move" - Carole King
4 "One Bad Apple" - The Osmonds
5 "How Can You Mend a Broken Heart" - Bee Gees
6 "Indian Reservation (The Lament of the Cherokee Reservation Indian)" - The Raiders
7 "Go Away Little Girl" - Donny Osmond
8 "Take Me Home, Country Roads" - John Denver
9 "Just My Imagination (Running Away with Me)" - The Temptations
10 "Knock Three Times" - Dawn
thanks so much for watching! ☺ 
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Which one is your favorite? Did we miss anything?
One Bad Apple cause it’s the one that teleports me back to when I was a kid.
Good songs. Way too much talking and not enough song
I wish I could put more of the song, But RUclips will copywrite the content.
Agreed. Let the songs play a few more measures.
I love 1971.
I was nine years old when dawn hit the charts.
I will never forget 1971.
For me 1970s will be my favourite year's.
I hope everyone agrees with me.
Three Dog Night, Stampeders, Lighthouse, April Wine. It was all good. Great time to be young
I was 15 in 71. Love these songs😊❤
WAY TOO MUCH TALK AND NOT ENOUGH MUSIC 🎶🎶🎶🎶‼️
3 dog night hands down great tune to sing along
Maggie May forever .
Brilliant
Knew them all, liked them all, and I was a HUGE Three Dog Night fan. But, as God is my witness, until about 10 years ago, I thought Three Dog Night only had three members.
The black drummer Floyd Sneed for Three Dog Night was a Canadian from Calgary, Alberta.
Kncck three times is definitely my favourite by dawn.
Just shows how many people were stuck in the bubble gum
As soon as I heard so much talking during “Knock Three Times” I scrolled on.
Sorry about that, for copyright purposes I couldn't add more of the music. thanks for stopping by though.
I turned 16 in 71 and still love this music
thats Awesome!!! 70's was one of the best decade for music.
@@ChatNoirVibes I started listening to rock and roll around 67 and only listen to rock and roll from the 50s 60s and 70s. Absolutely beautiful music all about love and life's struggles. Thank you 🙏
@@ChatNoirVibes No, the 70’s were “the” very best decade for music and the 60’s we’re second. I graduated from high school in the 70’s and did a bus tour of Europe in the summer of 1970. The 70’s were a very special time. The music with its precise melody and harmony and perfect singing was an emotional high and love in a package and good time music that put a person into a better place !!
I agree with tomlinson
1971 I got home from the Marines, Jimi and Janis were dead and this is what we were left with?? Oh well
Great list. I just wish you would've let us hear more of the songs rather than 90% voice-over.
Thank you so much for the comment, I honestly wanted to put more of the music but, youtube regulations doesn't allow me to. maybe in the future I can get licensing. :)
I think he's saying don't talk so much during the song @ChatNoirVibes
I was 11. Didn’t have a care in the world!
How about just playing the songs
I wish I could, RUclips copywrite doesn't allow me to play more than 5 seconds of these songs. Maybe in the future I'll be able to afford that.
This would be great review if we could actually hear the songs.
Danoff & Nivert went on to become half of Starland Vocal Band who, I believe, were the first act signed to Denver' Windstar records
Yes, “Afternoon Delight”!!
THEY YOU AGAIN !!!! BLOWING ME AWAY AGAIN !!!!! THIS SOLD ME OM SUBSCRIBING !!!! KEEP ON PUTTING THESE TOGETHER. ARE YOU CARING ON WITH THE 70's THEME. I HAVE ONLY A FEW THESE ON 45's OR GREATEST HITS ALBUMS. I LIKE ALL OF BUT MAYBE "CHEROKEE" NATION OR HOW TO MEND A BROKEN HEART. ON A SIDE NOTE I DID SOME RADIO WORK WHEN I WAS IN COLLEGE AT ST. CLOUD STATE UNIVERSITY HERE IN MINNESOTA WHEN U2 WAS CALLED ALTERNATIVE ROCK IN THE 80's. I"LL BE LOOKING FOR MORE TO COME. THANK YOU !!!
ChatNoirVibes: Would you do a 1970 Top Ten video on The Greats Hit Songs That We'll Never Forget in the future? Thanks for your help as always and forever!
I was 9. I know some songs
I wasn't familiar with a lot of these until I did some research, but as we get closer to mid 70's we'll remember all of them.
Maggie May. What about Hang on Sloopy?
Stairway to Heaven?
How come the only adds I see on utube are Harris??
Agree, too much talking. Watched for a minute then moved on.
To much talking
Too much talking
Dude, this video is about you talking and very little music!!
wanted to add more music but copyright issues. didn't allow it. thanks for stopping by though.
@@ChatNoirVibes I didn’t realize that! My apologies.
Keep doing what you’re doing!!
I wanna hear the song not you!
So lame
The seventies sucked the music sucked the clothes sucked any decade that gives you disco cancels anything that was decent in the decade
Exactly what I've always found. I'm from the late 50's and I lived through the creative 60's. Then everything collapsed and became commercialized. The triumph of bad taste arrived. Of course there were some strong performances, especially in the underground, but strangely enough it is precisely the kind of 'middle of the road' music that arouses nostalgia for most.
You both suck..
No you couldn’t be more wrong, the 70’s were “the” very best decade for music and the 60’s we’re second. I graduated from high school in the 70’s and did a bus tour of Europe in the summer of 1970. The 70’s were a very special time. The music with its precise melody and harmony and perfect singing was an emotional high and love in a package and good time music that put a person into a better place!! But then the very worst of the worst garbage trash music came in the 1980’s with punk, new wave, and cRAP is the absolute worst music, and the worst horribly awful band ever in the world that I’ve heard is ‘Nine Inch Nails’.
1971 sucked for music
No your wrong, the very worst of the worst garbage trash music came in the 1980’s with punk, new wave, and cRAP is the absolute worst music, and the worst horribly awful band ever in the world that I’ve heard is ‘Nine Inch Nails’.
@@royjohnson465 that was a bad era too. I think abba is the worst
@@mightycrow4449 …and then I absolutely love ABBA’s music.
I’m just curious, what is your very favourite music that you enjoy the most??