From about 65 to 85 the best of the best music was produced. The era will never be suppassed.

Late 60s to the late 70s was the best music & best TV shows

This is just bringing back good memories. Miss this time in my life.

Music from my youth! 😊😉✌️

I was born in 1954.......which means I was there thru the 60s, 70s, 80s, 90s and am so happy today's generations are listening to some of the greatest music ever produced and performed. Thanks for the trip back.....the 70s is my favorite musical era for sure.

Born in 1959, I heard some "ALL-TIME-CLASSICS". I miss this kind of music nowadays.

I was in college 1970-74 and AM radio had SUCH VARIETY!

Rock, Pop, Country, R&B/Soul, etc!

Being born in 1958 I was just coming to age in the 60's and 70's.  Sarah it was the greatest time in American Music History!

I was ages 4-14 in the 70's. Best music ever.

In the 70s the music and musicians were real no autotune and computers just real talent

You can see how it changed from folk music to Disco style in the  last 5 years of the 70’s.

It puzzles me how Billy Joel was ignored when "Just the Way You Are" [1978] garnered two Grammy Awards for Record of the Year and Song of the Year in 1979.

Turned 21 in 1980. What a decade to come to age.

Just saw AJ Croce, the 55 year old son of Jim Croce [Jim died in a plane  crash Sept 20, 1973. he did his own song and some covers, but at least 12 of his father's hits and other  famous songs interspersed throughout the  show. And his  stories  were extremely funny. When he sang his  father's  songs his voice was very similar...it was  haunting...he never really knew his father and learned from mom and others. Not a  dry eye in the house when he  sang the last song, Time  in a Bottle.

Did you know that "Killing me Softly" was a '73 cover by Roberta Flack,  the original written & performed by Lori Lieberman in '72, same year Don McLean's songs of the month,  "American Pie" & "Vincent" became popular.  I mention him because that's who Lori was writing about after seeing Don performing a song called "Empty Chairs". Finally heard her version last month & was surprised how beautiful it was.

No auto tune. Great decade!!

I grew up in the 1970s and 80s.  Best years of my life.

Class of 1976, High School graduation, all this music is right in my wheelhouse.  From "Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head" through "Escape, The Pina Colada Song", my friends and I were living this stuff every day.  At this point I was more into straight ahead Rock and Roll, Led Zeppelin, The WHO, The Rolling Stones, Aerosmith, The J. Geils Band, etc., but I heard all of these songs many, many times.  The 70's, to me, were the best decade ever.

David Soul, Don't Give Up On Us Baby.  I loved that song.

As a 1955 baby,  I was so blessed!