New York 1977

[@scottmoore1614]

This was right around the first time I visited NYC and this is exactly the way I remember it..tough, nasty, beautiful, gritty, run down, perverse and packed full of amazingly diverse people. I was 7 years old and it was exciting as hell.

[@jeffreyhaynes5774]

Well said,i miss it.

[@jeffreyhaynes5774]

Yeah those were the fun days,every and anything was happening in the big apple ,moved from Harlem usa to brooklyn in the 70's.Studio 54 was still open ,check it out on youtube,miss the fun days of time square nyc.miss that nasty smell.

[@padmasalam5267]

The 70’s were the best years of my life. Let’s just say, I would do almost anything to revisit the 70’s. One day would suffice. So sad! 🥂🍺Cheers and beers mates!

[@selenaannesmith1604]

Me to I wish life was still like these great times

[@NuNugirl]

I was in my first year of College, in NYC. I was there in the 80s also. The 80s were better.

[@felipehernandez-pedroza8288]

@@NuNugirl '80s sucks dude. Long live the '70s.

[@samadams2575]

Is it just me or did New York look so much more fun back then? I wasn’t alive I’m just judging it by how it looks

[@Javceng]

OMG! What a great year that was. Graduated from HS and went off to the Air Force. Some wonderful years of discovery and good times in Times Square. I miss that time.

[@felipehernandez-pedroza8288]

That's exactly how I remember New York as a child back then. I really miss it.

[@newingvaeona8907]

Kolin Dunn don't forget the 800 dollar broadway shows

[@mrd222]

I love this so much. I’m from Brooklyn and was born in 1974. I remember the city like this fondly. And the Kraftwerk makes this even better. 👍🏻👍🏻❤️❤️

[@robertortiz8540]

I was 17 years old in 1977 and I remember this song very well.

[@walterm.robertsiiiphd2157]

Arrived in NYC in the fall of 1979 to attend Columbia -- lived there until 1993 (with three years away) -- a wondrous place to experience one's 20s. These photos, however, really just scratch the surface that tourist might see on a long weekend visit.

[@Brooklyn3955]

I've always enjoyed viewing old New York footage as this was my father's and mother's New York City.

[@akinkunmicook2977]

I was seven and this is the New York I remember. Great video!!!

[@RANDY4410]

1977 was the best year of my life living in NYC at the age of 21, Son of Sam was on the seen killing people, the NY Yankees won the World Series, we had the big Black Out that turn the city upside down, Star Wars was born, Saturday Night Fever was born, Evlis died, Freddie Prinze died, i brought my first car, boy what a year of excitement, i will never forget that year, THE SUMMER OF 1977.

[@ralphsanchico2452]

***** And that was on a good day!

[@Slavik07]

randy brooks I wish I was there, I miss old NYC too even though I was born in 1978.

[@sebastianaguirre1815]

The stranger -Billy joel

[@CarlosGonzalez-ne9em]

randy brooks Lol Crazy Cause Now I Live Right Around The Corner Where He Got Caught PINE ST YONKERS NY Lol I Get The Crazy Chills Every time I Drive Through That Block

[@Italianoboy1gmail]

Hey randa randa haha ya didn't move here from Tennessee or something did ya, we didn't have to many names like that where I come from!!! I mean I'm breakin ya balls but serious Neva the less, An Elivis n Freddy weren't good things or that fuckin Berkowitz, Wuta ya gonna do!! The Snow storm of 77 was beautiful Too!!! SOUTHBROOKLYNBOY FAEVA!!!! When their was ONE!!!!🇮🇹🇮🇹🇮🇹🐘🐼🐕🐬🐳🐅🐻🐖🐄

[@areliousking9387]

42nd Street was a treat for young kid from New Jersey to go to New York and see all the type of wild things going on

[@arealmench]

In just a few years 1977 will be 50 years ago. That's crazy! ..Goes to show ya how fast time goes by and we are all just here for a cup of coffee. We are all just passing through.

[@BALI891]

The worst thing is that this time runs faster and faster

[@gli7utubeo]

Nice and peaceful with no mobile phones... Thanks for the great photos!

[@MaYeRsNoLife]

rrrrr can you stop with mobile phone please ?

[@guerrillapress77]

lol nice and peaceful, you realize New York City in 1977 was seeing record highs in crime including homicides, rapes, and drug related crimes and heroin addiction was also at a record high and let's not forget this was also s couple years before the crack cocaine epidemic flooded the city, and can't forget 1977 was the summer son of Sam was terrorizing the city. Somehow no cell phones seems inconsequential when it comes to "peacefulness"

[@Ston247]

Peaceful?? Are you kidding me? You can mugged and stripped to your underwear.

[@DerekAnthony19]

Lol Peaceful? Bro back then they’d steal your socks without even taking off your shoes

[@jamesmack3314]

Agreed....now it's just bland and souless

[@josephtopete1492]

Oh my heavens Suspiria was playing at the Criterion on 45th and broadway.Those were good times.Thanks for such good footage.

[@larrycj4382]

I miss the Criterion! Other than 2 more modern multiplexes on 42nd St, the glorious Times Sq movie houses of old are gone. Even the modernntheaters that were part of the Virgin Megastore (which opened in 1996) are gone.

[@barryjohnson409]

I will always remember my late Great grandmother & Grandmother taking my sister's and I to the city. We were from Staten Island, going to the city was always fascinating as a child. Riding the trains, walking city blocks, sights we saw. I can remember being out with her at a Bk or McD's, we were sitting down eating and the lady sitting next to us had her purse snatched from the back of her seat. Clear as yesterday, the perpetrator ran from the back of the restaurant....swooshed...and kept moving.

[@jeffreyhaynes5774]

You learn not to snooz because you will loose not only your purse but your life,good old days.

[@barryjohnson409]

jeffrey haynes - I wish that I was just a little older during those times so that I could understand life more.

[@elgrigorio1]

Ok I noticed from the pictures that people in the 70s were a lot slimmer and thinner than today. What the hell happened?

[@kieran5191]

Added sugar and bigger pockets.

[@khlynch8]

They all smoked….

[@druidofthefang]

Kraftwerk - Trans Europa Express from 1977, one of the best & most sampled songs ever.. I wish I could have seen the 70s

[@NicholasGuccione]

THIS is the NY I love, and grew up in. Now, it's a shit hole and glad I live upstate. Those old days are sadly over.

[@brentaudi9354]

Twin Towers were only 5 years old here. Great footage.

[@HellsKitchenMichelle]

Cripes, I soo remember this!! It's almost like it was yesterday :-) WOW! Talk about throw backs! Phew

[@tyrese3745]

Four historical events happened back in 1977: 1. The opening of Studio 54 (then the hottest dance club in the Big Apple) 2. David "The Son of Sam" Berkowitz, who made famous with his killing spree throughout NYC 3. The New York Yankees winning their 21st World Series championship (their first one since 1962) at the original Yankee Stadium in the dilapidated-and-arson saturated South Bronx and, of course 4. The famous Blackout of '77 (which knocked out power throughout the city and caused widespread looting and arson on July 13-14, 1977)

[@ralphsanchico2452]

1.My brother almost got in '54 but got snagged... 2. I actually lived in Bensonhurst only 4-5 blocks away from Sam's last victim, Stacy Moscuwietz (I'm sure the spelling is incorrect) 3. Home from basic training leave, in uniform to see Reggie knock 3 out of the park 4. Right before I left for basic training, I was at a friends house fortunately when the lights went out! Yep! I with you on those historical events, and what a heatwave it was that summer! Thanks for sharing that!

[@stevengallanter665]

NTC was broke!

[@guerrillapress77]

Steven Gallanter and nearing bankruptcy at that point. New York City was on the very brink but the big apple persevered.

[@tyrese3745]

NYC

[@tyrese3745]

Yes, it did, in various neighborhoods all over the city.

[@Darwaxion]

Taxi Driver... 70s and 80s, though dangerous, were the period that defines New York

[@HipHop101Tv]

Darwaxion now its gay uber

[@Ston247]

Yeah. Fun , but dangerous.

[@bvvvvb2610]

KISS was in its prime.

[@__seeker__]

Darwaxion: I hope within the year that passed after having written this comment that you’re less of an idiot.

[@Darwaxion]

TG Nandi after 5 months you wrote that comment I see I got 47 likes and you got none. Pathetic weirdo. What in my comment is idiot, you dumbo?

[@平井史朗]

Thanks for the pictures I visited the city for the first time about the same time. I also love your pictures of San Francisco where I used to live back then. Thank you

[@reallife828]

When people were not looking down into their phones 24 hours a day. Actullaly looking out into the world

[@jeffreyhaynes5774]

You had to pay attention to everything around you or get robbed daily.Bring back the pay phones on the street corner.

[@overtheedge9298]

Clay Kraemer I noticed the same thing.

[@jamesmack3314]

It was much more real then...or maybe unreal

[@mrd222]

reallife828 Yes. Yes my friend.

[@ADAPTATION7]

​@The Kraemer You would have to take the shot with a wide angle lense.

[@clayz1]

Born slash raised Seattle. Never been to NY. I like the people I’ve met in my life who are from there. Good video, the music fits, thanks for the upload.

[@georgerivera8834]

That was an awesome year for me too I was 19 yrs old love dancing to this record at the discotexs in NYC the fashion was awesome too especially the platform shoes maybe tall lol thank you for the memories

[@BALI891]

For me it was also a good year, one of the better ones in my life, although maybe a bit for other reasons than yours

[@barryjohnson409]

Thinking about riding the subway with my late Grandmother, crossing from 1 car to another, what an experience as s young child. God was with us every step of the way, she would always say a prayer before we left home. I still remember the subway lights flickering off & on. Memories

[@rahvisionproductionz2929]

Thank you, wow I still remember the exact moments of films that were shown ruby, orca, suspiria.. lol

[@hasonmorris5542]

There was soooo much flavor then, it really was a fun time

[@jeffreyhaynes5774]

Well said!

[@lilsept77]

I were born in September 77. I always imagine that I were born 20 years earlier, cause I do believe that the 70s were the best times in this world and the 80s too.

[@VinceHere98]

DeAndre happy late 40th b day

[@quanbrooklynkid7776]

steve b stfu

[@melissarosario6176]

DeAndre me to

[@TheBookofTobit]

DeAndre Sept 12 1977 is me..

[@chrisguevara]

Susperia (the movie) is now going to be remade. This is when real estate in NYC was cheap. Everyone though NYC was a total dump. That's why you had movies like The Warriors, Escape from New York, and Taxi Driver.

[@fransicorivas3141]

I would love to see photos of the little electronic stores all through the city this was the dawn of the boombox era. Great memories

[@NYPATRIOTBX]

I grew up in the 90’s it still had the grittiness from the 70’s and 80’s , I miss the old NYC

[@JasnoGT]

Amazing to see NYC the same summer I was born.

[@TheTRAINOR11]

I'll always love NYC. Home sweet home. Dirty, loud, noisy, overcrowded, rude people, cold it's New York.

[@brooklynred6762]

i was born in feb of this year boy the memories lol and that kraftwerk playing goes perfect with the vid

[@jewelgrier4593]

Miss all the artists that hung and painted and danced..

[@1DNETTA]

I like that the "Trans Europe Express" song was added to this 70s nostalgic video☺.

[@nana_vs_liv]

Makes me so proud to be a bonafide new Yorker

[@1986SSMONTECARLO]

Me Too, But when everything started to go FAKE in the early 90's I moved here to Monterey CA, But 60's 70's & 80's in NYC were the BEST!!!

[@blackham7]

The First Walkman Cassette Player came out two years later, the TPS-L2

[@sarge6870]

Brought back memories. I was 14 years old in '77 living in N.Y.

[@milotherussianblue3691]

The greatest city on Earth: then and now.

[@Αντουαν264]

MILO: Then yes Now: I don"t thing so.59 years old Sorry brother but it"s true.Everything chance to worst sad but true Any way life goes on

[@tvtitlechampion3238]

It's certainly the most fiercely complicated city. Does that count as greatest?

[@hoaxingtheworld4212]

I got into Studio 54 3 times. It was Crazy! Went to Windows On the World 1978, Tavern on the Green in Central Park I was like 17-21 living there . Life was fun .Not the same ever again.

[@BALI891]

?

[@solenekhouri3954]

Let me tell... This was the best of the best year, because I was born 😊😋☺️

[@cathygorgeous6013]

Man I miss those days.... love the music to the video 💕💕💕💕💕

[@casst346]

great footage! thanks for sharing!

[@DialloMoore503]

steve b, You don’t have to be a jerk. There isn’t much of a difference between footage and photos. Motion images are really just a bunch of STILL FRAMES.

[@petesmith1641]

We grew up in New York City and grew with Kraftwerk.

[@millionairecryptotraders1511]

If I could time travel anywhere it would be this Era of new york

[@markgrayson68]

Led Zeppelin sells out 6 shows at Madison Square Garden - June 7, 8, 10, 11, 13 and 14, 1977.

[@joey2452]

Mark Grayson you’re absolutely right and I was at one of those shows and it was fantastic!!!! I don’t remember the day but it was definitely June of 77. Times back then we’re just the best!

[@padmasalam5267]

This was the best era of my life, fortunately! I have loads of happy memories, and would do almost anything to relive a day in this era. So, so sad! Surprisingly, folks on the streets looks semi-modern. I was expecting to see more bell bottoms and platform shoes. Jolly well! 🥂🍺Cheers and beers mates!

[@1986SSMONTECARLO]

Mock Necks, AJ's, Terry Cloth Shorts, British Walkers

[@victoryleo7000]

Trans Europe Express by German Group Kraftwerk

[@gregoryfreeman9073]

Wow, they were so ahead of thier time. I never realized how much people later sampled from them!

[@jaminova_1969]

I was 9 and my grandmother took me to see the Xmas show at Radio City, the Emprire State Building, and Statue of Liberty before she passed away. My mom volunteered at Covenent House in Times SQ, so this is all very familar to me. 77 was also the year my father brought me to the top of the World Trade Center. My heart skips a beat everytime I see a picture of the Twin Towers.

[@burymedeep-be7dm]

Everyone is skinny!

[@burymedeep-be7dm]

dave john good eye missed that. Well most are skinny anyway

[@lissettevasconez9939]

Yesssss!!! Am glad someone noticed how everyone was skinny back then

[@coupleofbeers31]

These were all native New Yorkers who walked everywhere and took public transit everywhere. Not like the fat transplants from Middle America of today that are plentiful in New York. Literally 95% of the NYC area is transplants or foreign people. Trust me, back then there were plenty of fatties in Wisconsin and Michigan.

[@nativetexanful]

@@coupleofbeers31 You mentioned how 95% of the people in the NYC area are transplants now. That's why the New York accent is dying out.

[@tvtitlechampion3238]

The seats at the old Yankee Stadium were definitely made for skinny torsos.

[@spy4863]

I've never lived in NYC, but I'd still like to put in my two cents about what I've heard. It's true that NYC was dirtier and grittier then and there was a lot of economic and social depression going on and a lot of crime.......but there was a lot of beauty underneath it all if you knew where to look. It was a time of great creativity with new art and music forms bursting forward. When you got almost nothing you make something new out of the little you have. Nowadays everything is handed to you on a silver platter. Or on a smartphone or computer. No need to use creativity when it's so much easier just to "reimagine" or "sample" something that's already been created (back then we called it "ripping off" or "plagiarizing"!) which explains the complete bankruptcy of new ideas evident in today's movies, art and music.

[@Papermac]

Absolutely correct. It's tragic to witness this implosion of culture.

[@ActiveAussie2024]

This world really is garbage compared to in the late 1970 s. Sterile and boring, lifeless cities with zero creativity. Its not just NY. Sydney and London the same. Used to all be great. Those days are long gone.

[@commonsense6512]

I don't miss the crime and decay, but NYC was center of the known universe then. the people, the music, NYC gave birth to a cultural revolution in the 70's. Now it's starbucks and hipster/yuppies everywhere.

[@christofour217]

I miss those huge hot city pretzels. They were so good.

[@DIAMONDGIRL57]

NYC Was a filthy mess! But an exciting time to be there! I miss my home.

[@Khultan]

I had just turned 9 years old, Star Wars craze still going, Elvis Presley passed away, and, no, I would not have known that song by Kraftwerk nor am I from New York City. Thank you, Tadeusz.

[@VinceHere98]

You were born in '68?

[@Khultan]

Yes.

[@Floydian76]

I love to see pictures from the year I was born. Thanks Tadeusz for giving me the opportunity to watch your pictures. Bet it´s hard to see yourself one day on the top of WTC, and now they´re gone. Thanks for the pics. cheers from Costa Rica

[@barryonedrop1]

I loved the 70s when NYC was real

[@kenaldri4982]

I can't think of NYC and the 70's without thinking of the movie "Dog Day Afternoon". Everyone in these pics look like they're living in that movie.

[@spleeeen4it]

Place had soul back then, it's a soulless place now

[@ezj8262]

1:00 so they lived in an alternate reality where the landscape is covered in ads and pop-ups?

[@jjcruz4307]

I liked seeing Central Park not overrun with throngs of tourists like it is today. Just way too many tourists today in the city.

[@raymondortiz160]

That was the New York I knew, fast, loud, colorful, dirty in some areas, now I don't recognize it.

[@pawelmorrison]

Świetny film Tadeuszu, pozdrawiam.

[@trainluvr]

Very nice. I was 16 and started shooting slides that year.

[@percyholland5592]

KRAFTWRECK - TRANS EUROPE EXPRESS A CLASSIC SONG ALONG WITH NYC IN ALL ITS BEAUTIFUL GLORY

[@percyholland5592]

I WAS 9 YRS OLD

[@FUNKBOOGIE1]

Tadeusz Slabczynski ? GOT DAM ! you taken us way back. These youngsters don't know nothing about this. No cell phones, cameras every where internet etc. Those subways looked real nasty back then.

[@oliverv291]

I was 12, Wish i could go back time and experience it as an adult.. Oh the fun I would have

[@halperntv3238]

Great footage! Awesome video

[@ralphsanchico2452]

That WTC scene is so Eerily serial, in that I was there at the top during that summer of '77 before I left for the Army!

[@nurim.4439]

Maddona was working in Dunkin Donuts, and Jlo living in the Bronx

[@arthuralexander212]

I love the soundtrack to this video!

[@johndoe1719]

TEE had the hottest song on the Airwaves in summer of 76!! NYers were real back then -- People actually would try to help if they saw someone being victimized by criminals. Folk were friendlier and more down to earth. They were nothing like these wierd, aloof, week cell-phone zombies you see rollin' around NYC today. Yeah, safety in NY(especially on the subways) was a serious concern but people make the city, and it was exciting and "alive" . . . and dirty and not so pretty and Dangerous -- but I cherish every day that I lived there in a strange and funky way :)

[@nestormaximiliano3273]

i want to know new york city im argentinian and i was born in a poor neighbour here but i would like to know

[@tonycaban6738]

John Doe Weak cell phone zombies rollin' around. Hahaha!!

[@nurim.4439]

Jenniffer Lopez was living in the Bronx.

[@noelanderson969]

The year that a WHOLE NEW CINEMATIC UNIVERSE WAS BORN! STAR WARS!!!

[@BALI891]

:-)

[@EscapedMentalHorse]

The beautiful World Trade towers were really emblematic of the Manhattan skyline 😐

[@scottmoore1614]

Yes, they were. It seems like a lifetime ago now.

[@noelanderson969]

@@scottmoore1614 20 years

[@jerrygrote7293]

I was 14 and remember this well full of life and ready for anything

[@LeoThePrezPretlo]

I was 17 and started working.

[@lolomg4969]

Look kids. You can actually walk without looking at a cell phone . Amazing .

[@emartinez7733]

lol omg fuck that! People are so rude in this city. I'd rather look down on my phone.

[@zeeqq105]

This music was so perfect for this video. This song was the song of the summer and you heard it everywhere. I almost forgot how dirty and nasty Times Square was. Wow it’s come along way. No one gives Mayor Dinkins credit for jumpstarting what made Times Square what it is today. I still look at it in awe. The transformation is amazing and beautiful.

[@BALI891]

That's right. I heard this song all the time on the streets during my stay in New York at the time. That's why I added it to the video

[@planetoftheatheists6858]

Everyone smoked in the 70's...even the cars smoked.

[@theoryg]

The pictures were among the best iv seen. I dont know why but they can brighten a day anytime.

[@youarerightboss]

Thanks for sharing.

[@GeOsmomGina]

Nothings changed, except for the types of cars, and no lights. I grew up in the 70s and 80s. It was the best of times. No cellphone or other major hand held devices.

[@dr.winstonsmith]

A much better, more interesting and free city. Now NYC is dull, no edge, and a police state. Glad I got to grow up in the city when it had character and swagger without restrictions and hyper surveillance.

[@DialloMoore503]

“hyper surveillance” I wouldn’t complain about that. They’re trying to prevent another 9/11.

[@jamesmack3314]

It's now been taken over by the 1%

[@michaeldeth1485]

BLACK MAN 😂😂😂

[@ceofounder]

Nyc 1977 the year I came into the world. I heard that there was no place in the USA besides California like NYC in the 1970's! The culture, the looks, the vibe, the realness, the diversity, the discotheques, the if I can make it here, I can make it anywhere motivation! NYC awesomeness!

[@josephhassett6505]

NYC in the seventies ;Bawdy, sexy, cool, I loved it.

[@jessejaymes8684]

Should’ve rebuilt the Towers.

[@gabriellelewis7671]

I wish I was a teenager in the 70's it seemed so simple and fun being in that era

[@jeffreyhaynes5774]

Most people in Harlem were poor and happy.Take me back to that simple life in nyc,good old dirty time square.

[@csedan7916]

I was 14 tin '77 and drinking at Grass Roots on St Marks and McSorleys, going to The Mudd Club, Max's and CB's. You are right it was simple and fun, not anymore.

[@oochiewally2783]

An old timer once told me in the 90's about how life was in the 70's....he said" some people said the 70's were some great days in NYC...he also told me those were the days of the bad old times...one thing to remember when you get older youll see things for what it really is..im 40 yrs now and now I see what he meant...2016 and I cant wait to leave NYC ..its a sickening place to live now ..with fake ass people

[@achared8967]

Although NYC had major problems in the 70s, it was NYC at its realest. It was dirty, it was hectic, it was dangerous, it was shady, it was exciting, it was ugly and beautiful at the same time, it was the greatest city in the world. Me and my family stayed in New York for 2 months in the summer of 1977. I was there when the Son of Sam held the city in his grip, I was in my uncle's basement when the Blackout hit and we were suddenly engulfed in total darkness, I mean not a single light to be seen and I was there when news broke that Elvis had died. 1977 is an unforgettable year for me!

[@lucyyams5636]

I went every year since I moved in 1997 to Massachusetts smh I haven't been back since November 2015 ....you're so right

[@VinceHere98]

I still love NYC, even if it’s not as perfect as it was in the 70’s, 80’s and 90’s.....

[@highradiance144]

I was a young child in the 70's...every Sunday movies with family...I used to smell weed and cops will go about their business. As long as you were not puffy deliberately in the face of an officer. You just concealed your spliff. And keep on puffing when you pass an officer. It was less harsher crimes back on the news...now the news of today is flooded with evil acts....smh I'm leaving NYC....prefer to live in Barcelona.

[@GeekBoy03]

I recall in 1987 I was there at night. Some black dude was asking me if I wanted to buy a VCR while standing in front of an electronics store with the burglar alarm going off.

[@kallyfest]

Strange to see wtc intact

[@buddyprice3200]

You can thank Israel for that

[@user-vf4pb9dt1r]

1977 was the year I migrated to New York at the age of 4 from Venezuela, Ny will always be my home in my heart. I don't know anything about Venezuela and don't feel like I'm missing out anything. I'm now a U.S. citizen and consider Ny my home town even though I wasn't born there. I now live in West Palm Beach, Florida and this video made me very sad and home sick. I've traveled and live in many parts of America, and I can honestly say New Yorkers are my favorite people, they're the most realest and smartest unlike these zombies here in Florida.

[@tomr3529]

Best part for everyone at the time was that Vietnam was over. The country felt relieved.

[@NP-yh6nf]

Ooh Kraftwerk and my beloved city in my teen years.

[@peytonbell5637]

This is a great vid💯😊

[@scotthayden5388]

Wow, it looks as if NYC was a lot grittier and run down in the late 70s. Not like today. I just got back from a three day visit and it's a far different place. Kinder, more polite...

[@danielkelegian5306]

+Scott Hayden You have no idea what NYC was like in the 70's and 80's. Today is heaven compared to that time period.

[@NYCgirl927]

+Daniel Kelegian I'm from NYC & still live there. It was dirty & gritty in the 70s but I loved it and miss it.

[@danielkelegian5306]

+j flo It was a crazy era.

[@NYCgirl927]

+Daniel Kelegian Lots of fun too. The thing that stands out for me were the concerts. From the Filmore, CBGBs, Central Park, Maxs Kansas City, MSG all the best played here.

[@danielkelegian5306]

+j flo Unfortunately I was a kid during the 70's but I had an older brother and I knew exactly what was going on. LOL!!

[@sonmazz75]

I was in new York for my first time in 1976 or 1977 I was like 11 or 12 .I was like wow can't wait to get older and come back on my own!,