Top Pop Songs USA 1977

Year-end chart based on the official ARC Top 40 charts.

[@ordinaryperson1808]

I was 15 in ‘77 what a time it was to be alive!❤️

[@TonyWeaving]

I was 14 in 1977. I totally agree with you my friend. Tony in Portsmouth England.

[@SBecktacular]

I’m convinced that 77’ was the best year in music- Almost every single song was awesome 🤩

[@riccicruz1439]

When u heard this music.. you will remember the simple life there u used to be... A complete family u spend with your parents with young brothers and sisters stay at home.. ♥️

[@kendavid891]

America changed, parents worked careers,kids didn't stay home, everyone became self absorbed

[@robertholmes8835]

Graduated High School in 77, remember most of these songs and still listen to the 70s music as a 62 year old. We had the best variety of great music, rock , country, pop, mo-town, even disco.

[@theodoreritola7641]

BY FAR The 70s have 8 of the top 25 biggest selling LPS SOLD IN THE USA And thats a TRUE FACT

[@grandmanancy4719]

The Bee Gees ruled in 1977! So many top 10 hits.

[@deed468]

Hotel California beats the Bee Gees by far.

[@pammiller942]

Supersonic songs

[@steadypace747]

Mind blowing...I was Blessed to turn 54, 3 days ago. I was 10 in '77 and I remember the lyrics to almost every one of those wonderful songs! Thanks Mom n Dad for always keeping the 📻 on! NPR and my oldies are my "comfort food" now!

[@terrell9702]

I was only 10 years old in 77 but I remember every one of these songs. I consider myself more a child of the 80's, but the 70's music was the best by far.

[@MrRed-tf7bv]

Same here l was born in 1967, l remember 1977 music well.💿

[@mcneildelancy1340]

So was I 😂

[@fritterfoof5146]

Back then you would not hang with me at 16.

[@fernandoavila9720]

75 - 85

[@bethrankin9373]

I'm 62 and remember all these song, best time ever 😊 still listen to 70 and 80 music 🎶

[@Erikalynn1977]

1977 the year I was born ♥️ My Dad introduced me to almost all of these songs

[@colleenross8752]

Hi, fellow 46 year old! Lol

[@musicof70scody14]

70s music blows away the GARBAGE of today!!!! Much better times to. HAVE A NICE DAY😊

[@usmc-veteran73-77]

Yes it does, I go to the 70s and stay just for the music. Shoot I'd even repeat my 4 years in the United States Marine Corps 1973 - 1977.

[@buffalonianforever715]

Right on! Even the songs we thought were garbage in the 70's are better than most of what gets air play now a days. Call me old or old fashioned but Music today just SUCKS!. The 70's back when artists actually sung their songs and had talent because if you didn't you didn't last. Lots of these oldies but goodies still performing and just as great as they were back in the day.

[@georgehays4908]

@@buffalonianforever715 .......fly like an eagle , friend ! Peace , from Cass County MICHIGAN ! Maranatha !

[@bernadettemurtagh8117]

Do agree, can't beat the 70 s.

[@richardplume3212]

Ha 4561z my number i hav a grandson hendrix yup start him on acoustic peace

[@mikedolberry3043]

That’s it. I’m living in 1977! Even if I am stuck back on my sophomore year. Great music again.

[@bootsarmstrong8421]

I honestly believe the music of the 70's brought people from all kinds of backgrounds together. I lived in LA and listened to rock and roll, disco and everything between. Great time to be a teen.

[@frankiejones2594]

WOW!! I was a senior in high school. Love the 70s.

[@cranez006]

Me too! What a great year for music.

[@henryhawkins1194]

So was I. Graduated June 2nd of 77. It was a great year, and I remember all those songs even at 62.

[@theodoreritola7641]

@@cranez006 My 2 fav are 71 and 79 ASS KICKEN YEARS

[@kenperk9854]

What a freaking decade of music of all kinds! The music from this decade should be looped over and over and over!

[@brianbarringer4309]

I was 9 in 1977. What amazes me with this list is that even the “bad” songs are good. I put bad in quotes because even the songs that I didn’t like back then are good. This was back when my mom had her stereo in the living room. Music back then was more of a shared experience as opposed to what most people do now, which is listening to music on headphones.

[@ltcolumbo9708]

That's right..I grew up with THE BGs KC & The Sunshine Band and Leo Sayer and Linda Ronstadt Was 15 then. 58 now. Those are the songs one will hear in my car

[@gregorydietzler7402]

I was 12, that year. Now 55. Great year

[@rgrndu]

Lt Columbo Ditto...same age.

[@pacosanandresbukid4424]

Spark it up man!

[@larrycj4382]

Blast that car stereo! 😸

[@edreid7872]

1977...I held my cassette tape player close to my fm radio to record.....and I had most of these...

[@missytucker5202]

Can We Please Go Back N Time / Miss It So Bad /When Listening To Great Music And Watching Good Movies Was Entertaining /Cook Outs And Going To The Lake / Riding My Bike And Hanging Out With Friends/ Skating And Swimming Was So Fun /Going To The Drive Inn And Going Out To Eat /Was So Cool /😀

[@gayleheinz6906]

I agree

[@maryclark5329]

Roller skating oh yeah 😎

[@moonshinedream531]

Good grief..43 years ago! Time flies!

[@jessiemyrle4907]

As you can tell, 1977 we listened to all kinds of music, and loved so many different artists. It was a great time to be not in your teens but in your thirties. Pure fun!!

[@theodoreritola7641]

I was born in 1960 Sio i was 16 threw most of 1977 But i would not change ANY THING ,, I WOULD PUT HE 70s up to ANY decade

[@jegotabac2219]

'77 is the best year for music.I believed and witnessed..

[@rgrndu]

Top 40 radio would play all types of music back then, as this compilation shows. Good times for music.

[@treojoe1077]

That's mostly true. But there were certain genres that they didn't play unless the record companies promoted the hell out of them and even then they stayed away from certain bands and genres. We had a couple album rock stations that played the stuff that Top 40 AM wouldn't play (Led Zeppelin, Pink Floyd, Black Sabbath, etc.). But even those stations didn't play anything that was not considered main stream. One of them had a show that aired midnight on Saturdays that played "underground" or just basically non main stream bands and promoted concert tours, etc.. If not for them I would not have heard Iggy Pop, Sex Pistols, Ramones or NY Dolls, etc. They even played Blondie and tracks from Rocky Horror and Talking Heads long before they were picked up by mainstream or Top 40 radio. That is where I heard about The Rocky Horror Picture Show (midnight movie) that played at the Kent State Campus Theater. Around 1979 or 80 the show was renamed something like "New Wave Theater" or something similar. Those years were the best for music in my opinion and I really miss it.

[@Margarita70_75]

Yup. That's what I tell my kids

[@geeskin5750]

I remember hearing glenn campbell, aerosmith, n billy preston all on the same station

[@pammiller942]

These are good memories these are some of the best songs that don't make songs and like this anymore so anytime you get to hear the old songs just keep on trucking with them❤

[@harisharidemou1453]

Love you sweet Rita Coolidge...! 💖💐 Oh my best singer ever...! "We're All Alone" & "Your Love Has Lifted Me Higher"...two Golden singles...! 💃🕺 Beautiful inside and outside...!

[@eddiebeaty8150]

I was blessed to be a teenager during the 70s. So many great songs during that era. Everytime I hear a certain song I can see where I was the moment I first heard it.

[@davidarmitage289]

Amen to that!

[@theodoreritola7641]

Im like that to lol Great decade them 70s

[@hectorsmommy1717]

A great reminder that the late 70's was so much more than disco.

[@shack8110]

Me: I wonder which of these great songs was #1? Me: Ugh how could I forget Light Up My Life played on the radio 10 times a day every day for months? XD

[@patrickjenkins9167]

Hector's Mommy: Thank you. 👍🏾 It seems that as soon as I pat myself on the back for phrasing things in a clear, precise manner, (LIFE) has these fun little ways to HUMBLE me, like when I read YOUR comment❗ 😎

[@robertmasina4610]

Very true, there were a number rock and roll and soft rock acts on the music charts that year.

[@shanef8728]

no it certainly wasnt! Disco had its era back in this year and for the following 2 years , disco ruled with the likes of chic!

[@jjmanzano9]

I like disco. But 70s is the best era for rock music. Then the 80s killed rock music with the synthesizer and new wave

[@vassa1972]

I was 5 years old in 1977 and just had open heart surgery a year before because I was born with a whole in my heart, I'm now 49 years old and unfortunately a stroke and cardiac arrest survivor and have a defibulator in my chest and use a cane for balance when I'm outside walking around otherwise still alive I think LoL, but love this stuff, its alot better than what music is being produced now days. Be safe everyone.

[@LForbesDeWild]

Was 14 that year.. My favorite year, for several reasons. I love so many of these songs.

[@lisamcnelly8868]

I turned 14 that year as well! Great year!

[@theodoreritola7641]

Me to lol Bell bottom Pants on the LADYS The 70s featherd hair Tv shows The Dukes Dallas Mash Love boat Welcome back Kotter Good times The Jeffersons Sanford and son Fantasy Island Chips Barny miller Taxi The Od Couple Rockford files Emergency Adam 12 ,,And then the music 8 of the top 25 biggest selling LPS SOLD IN THE USA ARE FROM THE 70s , A true fact

[@desertwind306]

I am so glad this was in my recommended. It took me back to a happier time in the world. I needed it! Such good music and wonderful songs....

[@donaldmoreland8909]

Was a great year discoing with my best mate have wonderful memories unfortunately he passed away in 2002 at 47. Great music incredible artists glad to have been there 👍🎉

[@markflem]

This is the pinnacle time of hit music. All of these songs in just one year! There has not been this much great music in the last 30 years!

[@theodoreritola7641]

RIGHT ON

[@michaelmilici981]

Was 2.5-3 years years old. 🙂Time flys so fast!!

[@deborahstaats922]

The year I graduated high school. Listening to this seems like yesterday.

[@77ukfan]

GREAT year I also graduated that year. I remember EVERY single one of those songs, I have all of them in my music library, along with a little over 10K more songs. One of if not the best year for music, EVER.

[@t.wil.9646]

1 graduated HS in 1979. I love the 70s and all that great music.

[@rf101259]

I graduated in 1977 too. Brings back memories of being in HS.

[@moreygloss9248]

Me too, class of 77. Suspicious of the lack of black music in my top hits radio in my town back then. Heard of some of them obviously but not all.

[@dmr122003]

graduate this year also..didn’t times seem different...don’t we wish we could go back , i do, i hate today (2020),

[@purpleeinstein]

Wow and wow again!!! Seems just like yesterday, I was a Sophomore in high school listening to these hits. What memories all of this music brings back. Had it made and didn't even know it!

[@robertgardner1498]

I was 16 and absolutely baffled by life.. but the music was such an integral part of life and memory...

[@NJP76]

Right there with you. Turned 17 in 1977. Just out of boarding school, and later that year into the Army. Life was definitely different, but the music was always there to pull us through. Hell, I am still baffled by life even today, LOL.

[@fritterfoof5146]

@@NJP76 Turned 16 that fall , my cousins left me alone at 11 pm on a bus bench after a Jethro Tull concert rather then drive me home , left me with an indelible memory of that year .

[@pammiller942]

these are a good songs I bought a 1977 Pontiac Formula Firebird back this year and these are the songs I used to listen to the great songs ❤

[@fortromuloalmendras2444]

Wow..all this great tunes..I was a new born in that late 70s..own some of this great albums..loves it here from the Philippines..👍📀💿💖🇵🇭

[@georgehays4908]

.....peace , from Cass County MICHIGAN ! USA !

[@usmc-veteran73-77]

Love it. 1977, my last yr in the Marine Corps. After 4 yrs I was out. Boy did I let my hair grow out.

[@depaola63]

I was 14 in 1977 🌈. It was a wonderful time to have been young 💖

[@Nunyabzinss]

Same here!

[@charlottelindsey232]

I was also 14 and it was the best time of my life living in the 70’s

[@theodoreritola7641]

@@charlottelindsey232 If there was a train of people trying to get back to the 70s I WOULD TAKE CUTS OR PUSHN THEM OUT MY WAY IM FIRST LOL

[@rebeccacollins4916]

In my opinion The Bee Gees still RULE RIP Andy Gibb miss you!

[@kurttaube5527]

I graduated high school that year. We had the best music.

[@MrLARodger]

WOW what a blast from the past. I moved from Honolulu to New York City in 1977 and had forgotten some of these hit songs. Great music and great videos. Thanks for posting!!

[@ChatGPT1111]

Wow, what a contrast. I moved from L.A. to rural England in 1982 (USAF) and I thought that was a transformation. I enjoyed my trip to Honolulu way more than NYC though.

[@RavennaAl]

1977, I was making all of $3.95 an hour. And sadly, I had more money to spend after expenses back then than I do today

[@treojoe1077]

That was pretty good dough back then considering minimum wage was $2.65.

[@reducecotwo]

I remember putting 100.00 in the bank and going back 3 months later and seeing 105.00 in there...Not today

[@georgehays4908]

.....I want to go back to better days ! Peace , from Cass County MICHIGAN ! Wolverine State ! Seawolf SSN575 ! Maranatha !

[@bebebrez-kal9136]

I made 100 bucks a week!

[@Pimp-Master]

I didn't feel rich only making minimum wage in '77 and working part time, but by today's standards? I was incredibly rich and well off. Most 20 year olds today will never experience the magic and freedom that we had in '77.

[@katherineskopik8292]

Just saw my friend, Bob Babbitt, playing bass for Alice Cooper...Bob told me how much he loved working with A.C. 😊

[@jessiemyrle4907]

Pop, Rock and Country, a little bit of it all and it was the best of times‼️‼️

[@pjangels609]

It's "You Light Up My LIFE", and the #1 song of '77 at 10 weeks, but still some great hit lists.

[@davidarmitage4132]

Hated that song! 🤢

[@johnclifford1537]

I remember in the mid 80s dancing to I Feel Love & Don't Leave Me This Way and saying to my older brothers and sisters what great songs they were. I was crushed when they told me they were remakes of songs in 77 !! Of course being a know it all teenager i refused to believe them!

[@jolpenrose]

All these songs take me back to upending my life for The One. In 2020 I realize it was a good year.

[@mgtysonsullivan6681]

Hello

[@frankthecoach]

I love the song by Andrew Gold "Lonely Boy" never hear it on the oldies radio. It's a keeper

[@larrycj4382]

You should request it! I loved that song! Today Andrew is best known as the songwriter for "Thank You For Being A Friend" - the theme to the hit TV comedy "The Golden Girls". His own version (which I prefer) hit the Top 40 at #25 in 1978.

[@BlackJaxxx]

1977 was one of the best years for music ever. Here's the proof.

[@geraldboykin6159]

No one was shot over the lyrics!

[@pacosanandresbukid4424]

Gerald Boykin 😆

[@jeffreymcfadden9403]

really? ELVIS DIED!

[@TheHooligan66]

The year of very boring ballads. Sorry mate, each to their own I suppose. I understood why punk arrived, because it was needed big time.

[@ThomasClark123]

Not Really.

[@christinariege497]

July '77 baby here! Best year ever!! 🙂

[@pammiller942]

these are a bunch of good songs bring them back memories to me

[@J-Bear]

Phenomenal year for music. Still remember my middle school football coach blasting the Brothers Johnson "Right on Time" 8 Track throughout the gym.

[@kurtmorris454]

Bee gees practically owned 1977 with 'Night Fever', 'Stayin alive', 'How Deep is you're love' which were all big #1's then they wrote brother Andy Gibb's songs 'I just want to be you're everything' and 'Love is thicker then water' which both went to number 1, and 'If I can't have you' which Yevon Ellimon took to number 1, and 'Emotion' which Samantha Sang took to #3, and also another top 40 hit 'More then a woman' sung by Tavares. I think this feat was out done only by the Beatles in 1964.

[@rgrndu]

That was ‘78 for most of the songs you mentioned. You forgot Grease by Frankie Valli & Shadow Dancing by Andy Gibb, both No. 1 hits.

[@larrycj4382]

Am not sure if the Billboard chart was used here. Billboard's rules for the year end chart changed since 1977, so they edited their original placings. As "How Deep Is You Love" had a chart run from 1977 to 1978, Billboard originally had it listed in the Top 10 of 1978 giving it full credit for its entire chart run and not listed in the Hot 100 of 1977 at all.

[@larrycj4382]

Today, Billboard uses different rules. Drake has broken many records. When he releases an album, Billboard credits each song as a single which is not right as this does not represent true Top 40 popularity. They should given him album credits. Not picking on Drake's sound, just how it is tabulated today

[@kenperk9854]

The Eagles, ELO, QUEEN, Fleetwood mac, Aerosmith, Rush and Kansas made a buck or two.

[@kenperk9854]

My favorite BeeGGes album was , Children of the world. I think it came out in late '76 and was as much '77 As '76.

[@chimbob67]

A great year for music! Thanks for sharing this!

[@Rescue162]

1977 was a great year. I was 11 and went to summer camp. Definitely remember "Three Times a Lady" by the Commodores because they played it in the cafeteria and 11 year old boys and girls were slow dancing to it (not me, I was left out).

[@davidarmitage289]

Yea that summer Three times a Lady was all you heard. Lionel killed it and I still love it to this day

[@robertpelletier8796]

Last year of Jr High and in the process of refining my personal musical taste that remain with me to this very day. I remember most of these songs fondly. What a pleasure it is to relive them, if only briefly. Thanks for posting.

[@karmicmoon41]

OMG!! MY Shaun is on this list!!! I was/am still SOOOOO in Love with Shaun Cassidy!! I Still have all my posters, records and puzzles!! What a wonderful surprise to see that sweet baby twice on this list (so far!!) :) xo Oh and YES I Do Feel Old!! :P

[@larrycj4382]

My sister & cousins were huge fans of Shaun, so I remember that time! "Da Do Run Run" hit #1 in the US and "That's Rock and Roll" hit #3. He has his place in US Pop history!

[@davidarmitage4132]

Love this compilation with the video! Amazing memories of the soundtrack of our lives thanks

[@larrycj4382]

Nice list! I kept track of Billboard's Top 40 back then. Some of these songs became iconic today ("I Feel Love", etc), while others disappeared. Certainly this list differs from the UK's and other countries. A time capsule for the US in 1977! 😸

[@WeatherDude556]

Hard to believe but in 1977 "You Light Up My Life" was more popular than "Hotel California". My how things have changed over the years, lol.

[@pammiller942]

the Springs back some of the best memories I ever had in my life I love this music❤❤😂

[@standupstevie1314]

AWESOME!! Was always my favorite year I always wished I could've been alive and in my late teens early 20s during that time I was born in '78. Even the year is probably the coolest looking year of all time! Only critique the song "Hello Stranger" by Yvonne Ellman is missing that's one of my favs from that year!

[@larrycj4382]

It hit #15, so missed the Top 100. On Billboard's Adult Contempory chart, it did hit #1.

[@amberbest6942]

I was born in 77 and always thought the number year was so cool and special. 👍🏻

[@Explore531]

I was 7 years old back in 1977, if I have my wish I would go back too my younger years and start over, life so so short,

[@the.porter.productions]

Now these take me back a bit! 🥰 I was really into music back then, but some of the songs weren’t familiar at all. I had a 77 Camaro even. Good tunes! 🥰

[@TheRedDevil_NC]

I was 8 in 77. Its like starting in 76 until the 80s music kicked in that each year the music got better and louder even with the same artists making most of the hits. Just a great time to be a kid. Always a great new song coming out and I could not buy the 8 tracks fast enough.

[@theodoreritola7641]

Actually in 1971 It Was just as good,, Im 61 im A huge 70s fan and ALL THE 70s were very good,,

[@eowyn1964]

Oh bless you for uploading this, when I need some comfort from my younger days. This was the year I graduated from college. Wasn't there a great blend of so many styles on radio then?

[@ralph7545]

Amazing year ! I was 15 and oh so happy.

[@Teacher-lj6in]

Whoa!Jeans on...haven't heard that track for a bit.. Awesome era for great music!

[@jeffreyp1957]

Boys and girls,In 77-78,I was defending our freedom in South Korea.I listened to Kansas,Ted Nugent,and some "harder"pop.But,I missed my home in the USA!!

[@henryhawkins1194]

Thank you for your service sir.

[@ALWH1314]

Wow, I was 19 and worry free, what a year to reminisce

[@pacosanandresbukid4424]

Alex Hsu 1958 Virgo man!

[@alexandrerolim6827]

Em 1977 eu tinha apenas 15 anos de idade e hoje prestes a completar 59 anos. Viva os anos 70. Brasil - São Paulo - SP 🇧🇷🎸

[@chaangsua6409]

me to🤗from japan😸

[@pammiller942]

I love all these old songs❤

[@bigorange000]

As a sophomore in high school in 1977, I approve this list.

[@robbyshabwanga302]

The music that really reminds me of my time in secondary school.

[@davidwise3426]

Nothing like being 17 with a new driver's license and hearing these songs for the first time. Another great year in music. Younger people are probably scratching their heads trying to figure why Debby Boone's song went to number one. It was huge, ubiquitous and moved people when it was released. That tune has faded and many of the lesser ranked ones are now classics. That's the music biz.

[@frankkoolosko4255]

What a great year for music unbelievable

[@dmr122003]

a younge man out of school living good...i want to go back...anyone got a time machine..

[@nhf7170]

When I was 7, I begged my parents for the "Golden Hits of '77" album which contained quite a few songs from this list, including my favorite song of the time, "You Light Up My Life." When I found it in my mother's records and decided to give it a listen. I didn't realize when I first got the album that it was performed by singers imitating the orignals. It was soooo bad, especially "Evergreen," which was so off-key, it made my teeth hurt. Aaaah, good times.

[@larrycj4382]

I received a few of those too!😾 In the US the K-tel label had the real singers, but would cut some of the songs short.

[@ineedanewname9595944]

Crazy. I was 3 yrs old when these songs came out, and I know 90% of them and very well. Crazy. 3. I am 45.

[@pacosanandresbukid4424]

So young you are! 😊

[@ForeignerFan74]

Dana Mosley I Was Three Years Old Too!

[@TheHergeea]

Ya, just born then and Why do I know all the words? Love music

[@mcmlxii4419]

Dana Mosley -- Not really all that crazy. They played these songs a lot the following years, and you were at that age when we soak everything up like a sponge. They don't call them the formative years for nothing.

[@bebebrez-kal9136]

I was 20 and my life almost ended in April 1977

[@battleborn49]

What a year. I was 16. Star Wars, Saturday Night Fever, Close Encounters, Slap Shot, these songs, and my first mega-crush.

[@richardkaltenbach3961]

And SMOKEY AND THE BANDIT!!!!

[@shawnmalone9711]

I know what you mean , we're the same age. When I tell my son and his friends , that I paid $2.00 to see Star Wars at a matinee in the summer of 1977. They said , "You're old!" , lol!

[@knowspin]

High school senior, was wonderful, then I got married...😢😢😢

[@dominiquejacqueline5115]

Espérant un lecteur francophone, j’ai parcouru les compils de 75 à 79, sans savoir ou avoir vu qu’il y aurait un ordre (Chrono? Préférence ? date de sortie ? Classement etc...). Contemporaine des seventies, je suis reconnaissante à l’auteur de toutes ses vidéos, c’est un régal d’autant que j’écoutais beaucoup de ces titres sans jamais avoir pu relever à temps les noms d’auteurs et interprétations. Aussi, quand j’écoute un ou deux titre de Rumours avant quelqu’auteur inconnu et pour ma modeste part, pas transcendant, je m’interroge... tout en félicitant celui de ces vidéos incontournables : quel travail !!! GIGAS MERCIS pour ce que cela représente pour le labeur et les émotions qu’il soit susciter chez leurs auditeurs que j’espère aussi ravis que moi. Quand des vinyles que j’ai donnés voire jetés font leurs come-back chez les disquaires... le WEB aura été une belle « invention ». Après la pilule 😉 MERCI 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼❣️

[@SPECTRE367]

1977, Graduating from High school and about to embark into the Abyss of Adulthood! Also known as the: "Get your &#$ out and get a real Job!" time! Folks, that was a most Difficult, but wonderful time back then, and those tunes we were blessed with then really helped to get myself, (and I'm sure a few others!) through some pretty Heavy decisions and life choices we as young Adults were faced with. Thanks for the Amazing trip down Memory lane. God bless the Super Spirit Class of '77✌🏻❤

[@ezjames9416]

1977 was the year I met my wife and we got engaged.

[@ClaireBradley-xb6uv]

Another great year for music❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ it

[@jackieortegadesigns326]

6:40 I love that song that its on my phone's playlist. In fact a lot of the songs in that list are in my playlist that I listen everyday. 1977 and 1980 (my birth year) are my favorite years. A lot of these songs are still being aired on radios that I thought they are modern.

[@mgtysonsullivan6681]

Hello

[@michaelgentiluomo5385]

I love that funky music of the late 70's / early 80's....it made you WANT to dance!

[@2ndarmoredhellonwheels106]

1977 I was 18 yrs old.damn I suddenly feel old.

[@jeffp6013]

I know the feeling 43 yrs ago out of high school

[@jeannoelsandrazie1874]

Same as me. Feeling old.

[@pacosanandresbukid4424]

Born 1959

[@jeannoelsandrazie1874]

@@pacosanandresbukid4424 Me 1960.😊

[@fostercat751]

I was 12, and now feel old. That was a great decade of music though, wasn't it?

[@justme9844]

The year i started high school. Great year of many firsts for me....

[@usmc-veteran73-77]

Im a little older 1977, my last yr in the United States Marine Corps. I was ready to get out and let my hair grow. Boy I let it grow down to my shoulders. Loved the music of 1977, to be honest I'd go back in minute and do 1977,over over and over again.

[@billbright100]

I remember you light up my life being played on the radio over and over and over again. lol

[@larrycj4382]

Its mood hit at the right time. The lyrics are really beautiful. Today, during the pandemic of 2020, it has even more meaning.

[@baptistegirard731]

Thank you a billion times !

[@969thewhip]

The rock back then really stood the test of time. I wasn't born yet but grew up hearing it.

[@maximogimenez9238]

Congratulations for your channel !!...you are on the money.

[@JohnLee-pt5jz]

I said it before and I will say it again the seventies was the best decade, loved the disco era, I was glad I was there.

[@theodoreritola7641]

John me to ,, Have you noticed how many songs from the 70s are on tv commercials The band Free is on a lot with their song ALL RIGH NOW

[@mcneildelancy1340]

When Music was worth listening too

[@mcclellandryan1843]

Helen Reddy-You're my world (1979) Little River Band-Help is on the way (1976) Queen-Somebody to love (1975) Aerosmith-Walk this way (1975) The Babys-Isn't it time (1979) Paul McCartney & Wings-Maybe I'm amazed (1974/1978) Fleetwood Mac-You make loving fun (1977) Fleetwood Mac-Go your own way (1977) David Dundas-Jeans on (1976) Boz Skaggs-Lido shuffle (1977) Yvonne Elliman-Love me just a little more (1977) Firefall-Just remember I love you (1977) Bay City Rollers-You made me believe in magic (1976) High Energy-You can't turn me off (1978) Sanford Townsend Band-Smoke from a distant fire (1976) Marshall Tucker Band-Heard it in a love song (1979) Heart-Barracuda (1977) Barry Manilow-Weekend in New England (1977) Elton John-Sorry seems to be the hardest word (1978) Kansas-Carry on Wayward son (1977) Bread-Lost without your love (1976) Bob Welch-Sentimental lady (1977) The Commodores-Brick house (1977) Alice Cooper-You & me (1978) Steve Miller Band-Jet airliner (1977) The Floaters-Float on (1977) Crosby Stills Nash-Just a song before I go (1976) Linda Rodstadt-It's so easy (1978) The Johnson Brothers-Strawberry letter 23 (1978) Burton Cummings-Stand tall (1977) Andrew Gold-Lonely boy (1976) Chicago-Baby what a big surprise (1979) Engelbert Humpnerdinck-After the lovin (1971) Rita Coolidge-We're all alone (1978) Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band-Night moves (1976) Jennifer Warnes-Right time of the night (1976) James Taylor-Handy man (1977) Barry White-Esctasy (When you lay down next to me) (1977) Barbara Streisand-My heart belongs to me (1976) Kenny Rogers-Lucille (1977) Atlanta Rhythm Section-I'm so into you (1976) 10cc-The things we do for love (1978) Alice Cooper-I never cry (1976) Stephen Bishop-On and on (1977) Johnny Rivers-Slow dancin (1971) Foreigner-Feels like the first time (1979) Jimmy Buffett-Margaritaville (1977) Natalie Cole-I've got love on my mind (1976) The Jacksons-Enjoy yourself (1975) LTD-Every time I turn around (I'm back in love again) (1978) The Commodores-Easy (1978) Climax Blues Band-Couldn't get it right (1976) Pablo Cruise-Whatcha gonna do (1972) Fleetwood Mac-Don't stop (1977) Foreigner-Cold as ice (1978) Donna Summer-I feel love (1979) ELO-Telephone line (1977) Barry Manilow-Looks like we've made it (1976) Shawn Cassidy-Da doo ron ron (1977) Fleetwood Mac-Dreams (1977) Mecca-Star Wars theme (1977) David Soul-Don't give up on us (1977) Peter McCann-Do you wanna make love (1975) The Eagles-New kid in town (1975) Peter Frampton-I'm in you (1977) Hall & Oates-Rich girl (1978) Paul Nichols-Heaven on 7th floor (1976) Stevie Wonder-Sir Duke (1977) Manfred Mann-Blinded by the light (1975/1976) KC & The Sunshine Band-Keep it comin love (1977) Leo Sayer-You make me feel like dancing (1976) Brick-Dazz (1977) Bill Conti-Gotta fly now (1977) Stevie Wonder-I wish (1976) The Slyvers-Hotline (1977) Steve Miller Band-Fly like an eagle (1977) Glen Campbell-Southern nights (1976) Shawn Cassidy-That's rock & roll (1978) Marvin Gaye-Got to give it up (1977) The Eagles-Hotel California (1977) ABBA-Dancing queen (1976) Rose Royce-Car wash (1978) Linda Rodstadt-Blue Bayou (1977) KC & The Sunshine Band-I'm your boogieman (1975) Freda Payne-Angel in your arms (1976) Carly Simon-Nobody does it better (1976) Mary McGregor-Torn between two lovers (1973) Alan O'Day-Undercover angel (1977) Rita Coolidge-Your love has lifted me higher and higher (1976) Leo Sayer-When I needed you (1977) Thelma Houston-Don't leave me this way (1976) Kenny Nolan-I like dreamin (1978) Heatwave-Boogie nights (1976) Marilyn McCoo Ft Billy Davis Jr-You don't have to be a star (1976) Crystal Gayle-Don't it make my brown eyes blue (1973) Barbara Streisand-Love theme from A Star is Born (1977) The Emotions-Best of my love (1977) Andy Gibbs-I just want to be your everything (1977) The Bee Gees-How deep is your love (1977) Debby Boone-You light up my life (1977)

Holy cow! You must have plenty of time on your hands, thanks for the listings.

[@larrycj4382]

"Angel In Your Arms" was recorded by the group Hot, just as it is listed in the video.

[@theodoreritola7641]

Dont it make my brown eyes blue WAS TO 1977

[@juanjosesotomayorpalacios561]

Thanks so much!!!... I like this songs. Regards from Perú.

[@Isalasso]

Great job! Year when i was born. Regards to the ones that made the compilation from Panama.

[@soniaroxanatorresnapuri2550]

70's la mejor época!!💖🌷

[@deed468]

Great to hear some of these classic songs again, though I'm assuming they're in no particular order, or perhaps chronological order.