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I have no connection to the Apple series "1971: The Year That Music Changed Everything". However I started watching the 8 episode season tonight and reliving all that history and great music. I'll use this series as an inspiration for this blog. 1971 was a weird year in many away. One of the biggest artists of that year was The Osmonds. I was only 4 that year so I didn't have an opinion, but my opinion I'm sure would not have been that high. Looking back now I'm still shocked. How did a bunch of white Utah Mormon boys be in the same league as Marvin Gaye, Led Zeppelin and many others?
"1971: The Year That Music Changed Everything":
The Guitar Historian's look at the best albums of 1971:
Songs That Shaped 1971 (Part 2)
35) Gordon Lightfoot "If You Can Read My Mind":
36) Elton John "Your Song":
37) Neil Diamond "I Am...I Said":
38) Neil Diamond "Crunchy Granola Suite":
39) From The Carpenters self-titled CD. Carpenters "For All We Know":
40) The Carpenters "Rainy Days and Mondays":
My favorite Carpenters song. 41) The Carpenters "Superstar":
42) The Carpenters "Let Me Be The One":
43) From "A Song For You": "Bless The Beasts and The Children":
44) The Carpenters "Hurting Each Other":
45) Mountain "Don't Look Around":
46) Mountain "Traveling In The Dark":
47) Badfinger "Day After Day":
48) Don McLean "American Pie":
49) The Who "Behind Blue Eyes":
50) The Who "Baba O'Riley":
51) Beach Boys "Surf's Up":
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