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Best Songs of 1976

Best Songs of 1976

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1. Paul Simon - 50 Ways to Leave Your Lover 2. Sailor - A Glass of Champagne 3. Starland Vocal Band - Afternoon Delight 4. Eric Carmen - All by Myself 5. Sex Pistols - Anarchy in the UK 6. Sutherland Brothers & Quiver - Arms of Mary 7. Peter Frampton - Baby, I Love Your Way (live) 8. Neil Diamond - Beautiful Noise 9. Kiss - Beth 10. Manfred Mann's Earth Band - Blinded by the Light 11. Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody 12. The Real Thing - Can't Get By Without You 13. Donna Summer - Could It Be Magic 14. Heart - Crazy on You 15. Boney M - Daddy Cool 16. Tina Charles - Dance Little Lady Dance 17. ABBA - Dancing Queen 18. The Four Seasons - December, 1963 (Oh, What a Night) 19. Kiss - Detroit Rock City 20. Cliff Richard - Devil Woman 21. Johnnie Taylor - Disco Lady 22. Blue Oyster Cult - (Don't Fear) The Reaper 23. Elton John & Kiki Dee - Don't Go Breaking My Heart 24. Tavares - Don't Take Away the Music 25. Gary Wright - Dream Weaver 26. Electric Light Orchestra - Evil Woman 27. Bee Gees - Fanny (Be Tender with My Love) 28. ABBA - Fernando 29. Slik - Forever and Ever 30. Sailor - Girls Girls Girls 31. David Bowie - Golden Years 32. Tavares - Heaven Must Be Missing an Angel 33. Harpo - Horoscope 34. Sherbet - Howzat 35. Tina Charles - I Love to Love 36. Bay City Rollers - I Only Wanna Be With You 37. England Dan & John Ford Coley - I'd Really Love To See You Tonight 38. Neil Diamond - If You Know What I Mean 39. Chicago - If You Leave Me Now 40. Smokie - I'll Meet You at Midnight 41. 10cc I'm Mandy Fly Me 42. Johnny Wakelin - In Zaire 43. AC/DC - It's a Long Way to the Top (If You Wanna Rock 'n' Roll) 44. David Dundas - Jeans on 45. Manhattans - Kiss and Say Goodbye 46. Bellamy Brothers - Let Your Love Flow 47. Bryan Ferry - Let's Stick Together 48. Electric Light Orchestra - Livin' Thing 49. Nazareth - Love Hurts 50. The Miracles - Love Machine 51. Yvonne Elliman Love Me 52. Billy Ocean - Love Really Hurts Without You 53. Bee Gees - Love So Right 54. Donna Summer - Love to Love You Baby 55. Heart - Magic Man 56. ABBA - Mamma Mia 57. Pussycat - Mississippi 58. Bay City Rollers - Money Honey 59. ABBA - Money Money Money 60. Andrea True Connection - More More More 61. Boston - More Than a Feeling 62. Harpo - Moviestar 63. John Miles - Music 64. Wild Cherry - Play That Funky Music 65. Fleetwood Mac - Rhiannon (Will You Ever Win) 66. Maxine Nightingale - Right Back Where We Started From 67. Steve Miller Band - Rock'n Me 68. Hall & Oates - Sara Smile 69. Brotherhood of Man - Save Your Kisses for Me 70. Fleetwood Mac - Say You Love Me 71. KC and the Sunshine Band - (Shake, Shake, Shake) Your Booty 72. Kiss - Shout It Out Loud 73. Peter Frampton - Show Me the Way (live) 74. Wings - Silly Love Songs 75. Queen - Somebody to Love 76. Elton John - Sorry Seems to Be the Hardest Word 77. Orleans - Still the One 78. Electric Light Orchestra - Strange Magic 79. Eagles - Take It to the Limit 80. Steve Miller Band - Take the Money and Run 81. Thin Lizzy - The Boys Are Back in Town 82. The Sweet - The Lies in Your Eyes 83. The Spinners - The Rubberband Man 84. Gordon Lightfoot - The Wreck of Edmund Fitzgerald 85. Rhythm Heritage - Theme from SWAT 86. Carpenters - There's a Kind of Hush 87. Rod Stewart Tonight's the Night (Gonna Be Alright) 88. Vicki Sue Robinson - Turn the Beat Around 89. Showaddywaddy - Under the Moon of Love 90. David Ruffin - Walk Away from Love 91. Aerosmith - Walk This Way 92. Jefferson Starship - With Your Love 93. Al Stewart - Year of the Cat 94. Marilyn McCoo & Billy Davis, Jr. - You Don't Have to Be a Star (To Be in My Show) 95. Leo Sayer - You Make Me Feel Like Dancing 96. Barry White - You See the Trouble with Me 97. Bee Gees - You Should Be Dancing 98. The Real Thing - You to Me Are Everything 99. Candi Staton - Young Hearts Run Free 100. Queen - You're My Best Friend Based on the charts of the US and Europe. The songs are in alphabetical order
Date: 2024-03-04

Comments and reviews: 27


music is like any other selective recreation, and by that rule, is a matter of preference - the options given us, as chosen by an administering panel deciding which bands we must pick from, is another story to begin with; the actual talents, whom composed their style and sounds have only one commanding factor, which comes when they choose to submit their demo proof. after no or yes, the musicians must follow what is ordered, no matter to which studio they approach, as the overall control has been that board of judges, as only those nominated groups have officially been authorized to go fully capitalized, and you can only pay a band that has been so authorized. once famous, those bands in position get more control, having been proven by chart hits. on that note, it's going to remain somebody's matter of opinion!
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This collection of songs brings vivid listening memories as a 12 year old who wanted to be radio dj or announcer. I had my FM microphone from Radio Shack and played these songs from my cassette tape collection in my homemade radio station. It's just like yesterday. And many of these songs have an enduring legacy as we hear tag lines and as bumper music for commercials and radio and tv programs to this day.
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An exceptional year for music. Some of my favorite tunes from this year include Steve Miller Band-Fly Like An Eagle, Steely Dan-The Fez, McCartney & Wings-Let 'Em In, Blue Oyster Cult-Don't Fear The Reaper, Aerosmith-Nobody's Fault, The Sweet-Keep It In, Thin Lizzy-Jailbreak, Led Zeppelin-Achilles Last Stand, KISS-I Want You, Eagles-Hotel California, Al Stewart-On The Border and Rush-Passage To Bankok.
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I was 13 and in the early times of high school. when these songs came out. Many hours listening while studying and dancing at school dances with this fantastic variety of music instilling itself into my soul. Thank God the songs survived through my college days and rest of my life too. We are blessed with listening to so much good music and classic lyrics.
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Unbelievable year - 1976. I graduated from HS that year. It was the Bicentennial and things were pretty tranquil worldwide. Vietnam was mostly in the rearview mirror. It was just a tremendous time. Music was outstanding. Good movies and good television shows abounded. Memories.
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I left school in this year (UK) and had a long break until October starting College - that gorgeous long, hot Summer.
With all this DIVERSE music too - it was bliss!
Has anyone invented a time machine yet to go back to that wonderful time

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Anarchy in the UK, Don't Go Breakin my Heart. Why are Bohemian Rhapsody and Mama Mia also listed in 1975 too So many good songs from the 70s. Shout it Out Loud, Walk this Way, Turn the Beat Around. The year disco broke.
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How in HELLS creation were all these songs released in the same year! Unreal
I mean, pop, disco, funk, metal, yacht, straight rock, punk, country, prog, you name itand I listened to it all (sometimes reluctantly.

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Aerosmith, Frampton, Thin Lizzy, ELO, Steve Miller, Doobie Brothers, Rolling Stones, Ted Nugent, Styx, Boston, Nazareth and Blue Oyster Cult. boy some great times and music. sorry but rock didn't die after the 60's.
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I was 12 in 1976 and I remember most of these songs. The 200th birthday of the United States! Disco was annoying but there was other music that I still listen to and it will never be out of style.
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checked out of high school to race Motocross in 74 and never regretted it, listening to this crap only validates my decision. What banal junk food horseshit, lyrics and pure lunacy. Fernando lol
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We didn't have Kiss or Heart in the UK, but we spared you in the USA from listening to Mud and Showaddywaddy, sorry about the Bay City Rollers. The rest of the music was great, I was 17.
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thanks a lot for this work I know i comment regularly but it's always a pleasure to listen to this when you do other things! so thanks please keep going before 1974 because it's so great!
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You hit the spot right there for me sir - many memories flowed, good and bad. From being a physical and mental wreck now, you brought me back to when I was most happiest.
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Graduated in 1976. Most of those songs were played on pop music stations. I'm more hard rock. listened to WMMR and WFIL before it changed to sports radio.
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As a teenager I used to listen to these songs when we would listen to them on record players, radios and 8 track tapes & cassettes! Great music!
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Graduated junior high school in 1976. America's 200 birthday. was having the time of my life. Vietnam was over. and things started to heel.
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Graduated high school in 76. What an amazing year and time. Great music and relative peace in the world. It was a different time - a great time.
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I graduated from high school in 76 and half these songs I never heard of. And there is quite a few I did not hear that we all listen too.
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As a kid who grew up in the 70s it was fun to see the groups playing live, while I only have memories of hearing them on the radio.
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I've seen Bohemian Rhapsody on the Best of lists for 1974, 1975, and 1976. Hmm.
I was listening to it in 1975 in the Fall.

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This was the year that left school to head off to the big word and listen to this great music on the radio at work.
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I remember being a kid in the 70. s and watching Solid Gold on TV.
Great memories.
Thanks some random guy.

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I'm pretty sure Mamma Mia was on 1975 that I just watched a minute ago. BTW Daddy Cool has some serious moves!
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Graduated in '76! So many good times! A memory with every song! (Is this the British version of the top songs)
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Definitely had a great era it’s a shame new bands don’t take notice to how real music should sound like
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Aerosmith I didn't know they were around in the late 70s. I thought that they began in the early 80s.
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