Best Oldies 70s Music Hits - Greatest Hits Of 1970s Oldies but Goodies 70s Classic Music Hits

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Playlist:
01.Making Love Out Of Nothing At All
02.How Deep Is Your Love
03.The Way It Used To Be
04.Diana
05.My Way
06.How I Love You
07.Hello - Lionel Richel
08.Lady In Red
09.Rhythm Of The Rain
10.I Love You Baby
11.And I Love You So
12.If I Never Sing Another Song
13.Love Is A Many Splendored Thing
14.Papa
15.It's A Heartache
16.Have I Told You Lately
17.Lonely Is The Night
18.Tears In Heaven
19.The Music Played
20.Unchained Melody
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???? The 1970s was a transformative decade for music, characterized by the rise of new genres and legendary artists who have become timeless icons. It was the era of classic rock, disco, soul, and the emergence of soft rock and punk. Iconic musicians like Elton John, David Bowie, and Led Zeppelin dominated the rock scene with ground breaking albums and unforgettable performances. Elton John's blend of rock and pop, with hits like "Rocket Man" and "Your Song," made him one of the most influential artists of the time.

???? Disco also surged in popularity during the 70s, with **The Bee Gees** leading the way, especially after their massive contribution to the *Saturday Night Fever* soundtrack. Songs like "Stayin' Alive" and "Night Fever" became defining tracks of the disco movement.

???? In the realm of soul and R&B, **Stevie Wonder** was a trailblazer, releasing iconic albums like *Songs in the Key of Life*, which included hits like "Sir Duke" and "Isn't She Lovely." His innovative use of synthesizers and socially conscious lyrics made him a legend.