10 Unforgettable 70s One-Hit Wonder Songs: I Know You Remember These!
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Publicado 2024-06-20
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The Seventies were my years Loved all of these songs and don't give a hoot what critics have to say
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The difference between an entertainer and a critic is TALENT.
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Why point out criticism for every song? Why not just celebrate the songs?
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Leave all the critics out. For all the criticism they were hits so people loved them.
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50 years later they still sound great. Sounds like "the critics" should remove their heads from where the SUN don't shine.
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Brandy! Great Song, I still love it.
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No "critic" ever influenced how we FEEL about music. You're giving them a relevance they never really had.
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I've never cared what critics say. Never have, never will
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I was in elementary in the 70's and I remember MOST of these songs playing on the radio! YES!!! We listened to the radio back then!!
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Critics: "Too simplistic, too simplistic, too simplistic..." Also critics: "Too complex, too complex, too complex..." Moral of the story: Stuff the critics; like what you like and enjoy what you enjoy.
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Spirit in the sky is one of my favorites of all time. Everytine I hear it I think of my summer days as a kid playing baseball
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Fun Fact: No matter what song or how good it is or was, there will always be critics trying to rip it apart.
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These songs will always be around. May be one of”hit wonders” but I bet have out lasted the critics.
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I am going to take this opportunity to give a respectful, appreciative nod to Gallery and their hit "Nice to be With You." One of those songs that can put a smile on your face from the moment it starts.
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love grows where rosemary goes
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Dancing in the Moonlight by King Harvest, Smoke From a Distant Fire by The Sanford/Townsend Band, Third Rate Romance by The Amazing Rhythm Aces are three of my favorite 70s one-hit wonders that didn't make your list. I hop there's a Pt. 2 coming.
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thank you for respectful comment about B.J. Thomas. I met him way after his famous days. Super super guy .
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It's Blue Swede, as in Sweden where the band is from, not Blue Suede. "Brandy (You're a Fine Girl)" fun fact: Barry Manilow wrote a song called "Brandy", but changed it to "Mandy" after Looking Glass released their song. Pilot is only a one-hit-wonder in 'Murica. They had several hits in the UK and Australia. Ditto David Essex.
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It's amazing that each of these songs had some kind of criticism. These are my very favorite songs of my growing up years in the 70's.
