1970s Songs

[Lokmar]

Golden Earring is a Dutch band. They've been a hit machine for years in their native country.   They even had a few in the good ol' USA. This is the first one and it is a dandy:

Amen.

Perhaps #2 song of the 70's.

[J E B Stuart]

Trapeze was excellent band from the 70's I wish I could've seen live. I did, however, buy two of their albums. FYI, Glen Hughes left to join Deep Purple; Mel Galley later played with Whitesnake; and last, but not least, Dave Holland drummed several years for Judas Priest.

This song is from Trapeze's 2nd album, Medusa:

[Herman]

Trapeze was excellent band from the 70's I wish I could've seen live. I did, however, buy two of their albums. FYI, Glen Hughes left to join Deep Purple; Mel Galley later played with Whitesnake; and last, but not least, Dave Holland drummed several years for Judas Priest.

This song is from Trapeze's 2nd album, Medusa:

I heard of Trapeze. I knew that kiddie diddling drummer came from that band. I didn't know about the other two.

[J E B Stuart]

I heard of Trapeze. I knew that kiddie diddling drummer came from that band. I didn't know about the other two.

Wow. That's fucking depressing. He's dead now. Died of lung cancer:  https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dave_Holland_(drummer)

Amen.

[J E B Stuart]

Cheap Trick is still going strong with three of the four original members. I've seen 'em in concert and hope to see 'em again.  This number never gets old:

Amen.

[Herman]

Wow. That's fucking depressing. He's dead now. Died of lung cancer:  https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dave_Holland_(drummer)

Amen.

Good. I hope he suffered.

[J E B Stuart]

Good. I hope he suffered.

Makes ya wonder how many Gary Glitters and their ilk are out there.

Amen.

[Herman]

Makes ya wonder how many Gary Glitters and their ilk are out there.

Amen.

Yep. Pete Townsend is another one.