Everyone give me some suggestions for music during that era. Doesn’t matter how well known or unknown the band or musician is just want new stuff to listen to. Any recommendation is a good recommendation. The only foolish recommendations are the ones not recommended.
The Beatles, The Rolling Stones, the Who, Jimi Hendrix, Jefferson Airplane, (jefferson starship later), Sly and the Family Stone, Strawberry Alarm Clock, Led Zeppelin, Steely Dan, Rush, KISS, The Stooges, Jethro Tull, Yes, Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers, Joan Jett, that’s a start.
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I love Strawberry Alarm Clock and Yes they’ve been my recent favorite. Good recommendations only ones i haven’t heard are the stooges and rush. Ill check them out thanks
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1960s
Chubby Checker-The Twist
Etta James-At Last
The Contours-Do You Love Me
Martha & The Vandellas-Dancing In The Street
James Brown-I Got You (I Feel Good)
The Capitols-Cool Jerk
Jackie Wilson-Higher And Higher
Marvin Gaye-You’re All I Need To Get By (with Tammi Terrell)
Edwin Starr-25 Miles
1970s
Edwin Starr-War
Al Green-Let’s Stay Together
Stevie Wonder-Happier Than The Morning Sun
Gladys Knight & The Pips-I’ve Got To Use My Imagination
Rufus & Chaka Khan-Tell Me Something Good
The Isley Brothers-For The Love of You
Lou Rawls-You’ll Never Find
Heatwave-Always and Forever
Cheryl Lynn-Got To Be Real
McFadden & Whitehead-Ain’t No Stoppin’ Us Now
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1970s Roxy music
You haven’t heard of Rush?! You are in for a treat! Also check out Creedence Clearwater Revival.
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The Byrds.
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The Zombies
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The Raspberries
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Clifford T Ward
One of my brother and sister’s favourite groups as teenagers.
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Check out traffic…in fact I download the Rolling Stones top 500 classic rock songs of all time…I like every song on the collection
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The Strawbs
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Elvis- of course, Mamas and the Papas, Righteous Brothers, Osmonds, David Cassidy, the Birds, the Beatles, the Rolling Stones, Jefferson Airplane, K.C. And the Sunshine band, Henry Mancini, Beach Boys, the Animals, Don McClean, John Denver, Kiss, Queen, and the heart of disco…The Bee Gees.
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You might try a group called “Dr. Hook and the Medicine Show”. Their big hit was “On the Cover of the Rolling Stone”, which came out in the mid seventies. They have a wide range of styles, from the tender and romantic to the raunchy and loud. I always liked “When You’re in Love with a Beautiful Woman”
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