Hello,
The way I'm doing this is I'm going to post the Top 102 greatest 1970s songs in order of the way I thought of them. Once I hit 102 songs I will go and look at the 102 listed songs and see if there are any other songs that the 101st song might be better than. If so I will replace the previously listed song. That way I can stay at 102 songs and have truly the 102 greatest 1970s songs of all-time. This isn't a ranking by best songs, that's just too much work. As best as I can these are the 102 greatest 1970s songs.
I will also post other great 1970s songs by each band listed if motivated enough. As all of these artists are so much more than one of the 100 greatest songs of the 1970s. Yeah I'm going to try and do all the decades from the 1970s to now, some decades will be harder/easier than others. It's likely not all of these songs will still be around in the final edition of this decade's Top 102 Best Songs.
This might be the toughest decade to come up with only 102 greatest songs, there are just so many great songs.
Over 315 million YouTube views. 18) Abba "Gimme Gimme Gimme (A Man After Midnight)":
Over 37 million pleased YouTube viewers!! 19) John Williams "Star Wars Main Title":
Only 9.4 million YouTube views? Crazy. 20) The B-52's "Rock Lobster":
Over 3 million YouTube views for the longer version of this song. 21) The Knack "My Sharona":
Just slightly over 8 million YouTube views. 22) Carly Simon "You're So Vain":
Only 27,000 YouTube views? 23) Gloria Gaynor "I Will Survive":
Over 336 million YouTube views. This was my favorite song as a kid. 24) Blondie "Heart of Glass":
17.4 million YouTube views for a song that's so easy to listen to. 25) The Commodores "Easy":
Is this the greatest sad song of all-time? Over 27 million people were both saddened, yet at the same time uplifted by this song. 26) Terry Jacks "Seasons In The Sun":
Only about 4 million YouTube views. 27) Gordon Lightfoot "Sundown":
Only 500,000 YouTube views for this 3 year old video. 28) Pink Floyd "Another Brick In the Wall, Pt. 2":
Over 10 million satisfied YouTube customers. 29) Sammy Johns "Chevy Van":
Almost 30 million YouTube views. 30) Seals & Crofts "Summer Breeze":
Over 2.8 million YouTube views. 31) David Bowie "Suffragette City":
Over 5.6 million YouTube views. 32) Barbra Streisand "The Way We Were":
Come on man, only 5.5 million YouTube views? That's a crime!! 34) Gladys Knight and the Pips "Midnight Train To Georgia":
themusicaddict
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