[MK Chris]

Technically this was English Bob's turn, but I don't suppose he'll mind me doing it?

OK... seeing as I chose last week, Cat has chosen 1976.

[catherine]

The Four Seasons - December, 1963 (Oh What A Night)

[MK Chris]

I am having trouble this week... I am choosing between two ELO songs and two 10cc songs.

I'm going for Livin' Thing by ELO, but 10cc's The Things We Do For Love was a close second.

[John22]

Ahh, the game hasn't died

Elton and Kiki, Don't go breaking my Heart

[Munki Bhoy]

Rod Stewart - The Killing of Georgie (Parts I & II)



If you don't know this song, listen to the words. Brave song for 1976 and a true story (apart from the year - he sings 75 for rhyming when it was actually 74).

[McGuinness-89]

Living next door to Alice-Smokie.Alice who the Jeff is Alice.Genius.

[Yudster]

I was about to go with the obvious Anarchy in the UK, but as always I can't resist the combination of melody, lyric and a fabulous vocalist - so Julie Covington singing Don't Cry For Me Argentina. the original and BEST.



(Ha, I'm listening to it now and I just can't help singing along - WHAT a TUNE!)

[pjordan2000]

Tina Charles - I Love To Love.

Love it!!

[Johnny 1989]

The video is virtually non existent for the studio version (just a picture of an album)but a tune this great doesn't need a video



Thin Lizzy - The Boys Are Back In Town - reached no 8

[Lactating Man Nips]

Nice 'un Jonno.

Oh I feel sorry for the muggles born into the current generation with their MTVs and LadyGaga's pokerface and being told by some thigh-jiggling amazonian that if you liked something you shoulda put a ring on it. Twin-guitar rock is where it was at, coming atchya from Top of the Pops, Tiswas and whispering Bob - no interwebs. So I'm gonna get amongst the riff-fest and also vote rock madheads Thin Lizzy - The Boys are Back in Town.

Here's a vid to see what an afro'd oirish black rockgod looks like in action.

[Johnny 1989]

Thanks for posting the Live version LMN, shame Phil Lynott died so young, he could make that guitar sing

[Zoot]

Ok, this song was released in the UK in 75 but was still around in 76 (it was also released in America in 76).
My pick this week is -


Queen - Bohemian Rhapsody

[English Bob]

When I saw this song was released in 76...I had to nominate it

Hot Chocolate - You Sexy Thing


Check out those 70's fashions! Errol's trousers are amazing.

[CassieJackson]

Wild Cherry - Play That Funky Music

[Munki Bhoy]

I was about to go with the obvious Anarchy in the UK, but as always I can't resist the combination of melody, lyric and a fabulous vocalist - so Julie Covington singing Don't Cry For Me Argentina. the original and BEST.



(Ha, I'm listening to it now and I just can't help singing along - WHAT a TUNE!)

The one two years later was better.

[Bonanzoid]

Kiss - Rock and Roll All Nite

[jocky85]

T-Rex -I like to Boogie

[MK Chris]

Poll is up.

[Johnny 1989]

ELO for me this week

[pjordan2000]

December 1963 for me

[Latina]

December 1963 for me

How confusing.

[Yudster]

Thin Lizzy takes it for me this week.

[Boboff]

I don't like any of those, and as such I am out.

what a crap year for music.

[Johnny 1989]

I don't like any of those, and as such I am out.

what a crap year for music.

I'll be honest there's not as many there that I like for this particular year & when I searched there wasn't much I liked from this year so I'm glad that someone hadn't chose Thin Lizzy as Topher already got ELO.

[MK Chris]

Johnny 1989 wins... English Bob will probably do this week's, so PM him your choice buddy.