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1973 - The Year in Music

 
Forever the Student
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02/23/2011 09:50 PM
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 Quoting: Forever the Student 1269970


Niiiiiiice pick, listening now.

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Anonymous Coward
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02/23/2011 09:51 PM
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Re: 1973 - The Year in Music
I was there and it was a great ride! The dude who said 73 didn't have good hits, obviously hadn't been born yet.














Anonymous Coward
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02/24/2011 05:22 AM
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You might love that website. Just look back on how great we had it.

[link to www.thepeoplehistory.com]
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If you need a website to remember perhaps you were high all the time?
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02/24/2011 05:29 AM
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Re: 1973 - The Year in Music
Howdy peeps, hi

In 1973, I was Eleven and since this (2011) is the year of Eleven, I figured why kNot have a thread for music from my 11th year of life. speedbanan

Here's the 11th Top Hit of 1973:



Here's the 22nd Top Hit:



Here's the 33rd Top Hit:



Here's the 44th Top Hit:



Here's the 55th Top Hit:



Ribbit ura
 Quoting: Butt Ugly Toad


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02/24/2011 05:32 AM
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Re: 1973 - The Year in Music
Miles Davis live in Berlin 1973, a few years before he went into retirement. Nobody really picked up where he left off. He was truly one of a kind.
 Quoting: Anonymous Coward 687593


Hey Swede, I like the way you think. I was gonna throw that one on here, too. Awesome stuff.
Throw in Chick Corea- Return to Forever. Mahavishnu Orchestra. A little Sun Ra. Some George Clinton. The Crusaders. Ornette Coleman. Frank Zappa. Gimme that jazz!
 Quoting: htp 977661


Yes. At the time I didn't listen to it because it was completely off the radar on the radio and hitlists. I have discovered the music a couple of decades later. The whole era from late 60's to mid 70's was full of jazz musicians who picked up rythms from funk and soul and combined it with their skills and improvisation.






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