What was your favorite 1970-80's easy listening song?

[warlock664]

Also known as castrated rock …

[Mikey]

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[jwyblejr]

Jim Croce's 'Time in a Bottle.'

[Alucardlugosi]

I second that one

[Wee67]

The Lord's Prayer ---- Sister Janet Mead

Back in the day, only thing this song inspired me to do is spank the monkee to Sister Janet Mead

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I have never before blown milk through my nose while simultaneously throwing up a little in my mouth.

After all these years, Mike, you can still surprise me.

[Mikey]

I have never before blown milk through my nose while simultaneously throwing up a little in my mouth.

After all these years, Mike, you can still surprise me.

Thanks Bill

Sometimes I wish I would forget some things ;.)

[Red Hulk]

Al Stewart Time Passages brings back memories of listening to my transistor radio at my grandmother's house 70,'s/80,'s.

[Nostalgiabuff]

The Carpenters too when the mood strikes. Jim Croce is always on my regular rotation of albums played. I like Harry Chapin too

[Mikey]

……... I like Harry Chapin too

Harry Chapin's Taxi

Man, I love that song

[VintageJoe70]

Year of the Cat....most any John Denver song...Carpenters stuff...

[Mikey]

Karen Carpenter

Incredibly BEAUTIFUL and talented lady

Wish I had a mid-70's time-machine

Would go back and give here all the love she was missing

Wait, just thinking

Re-reading above makes me seem kinda creepy

[J.B.]

Karen Carpenter

Incredibly BEAUTIFUL and talented lady

Wish I had a mid-70's time-machine

Would go back and give here all the love she was missing

Wait, just thinking

Re-reading above makes me seem kinda creepy

I used to live by Downey. Though I was never a Capenters fan, I really like this cover. Think you'll dig the video, Mikey.

[Mejo]

Dream Weaver by Gary Wright

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ecDC-i7wIXE

[Wee67]

I used to live by Downey. Though I was never a Capenters fan, I really like this cover.[/CENTER]

Dang, that is one hauntingly beautiful cover!! It does an amazing job of capturing the pain of the lyrics. Maybe even too well.

[EMCE Hammer]

America - Sister Golden Hair
Billy Joel - Captain Jack
The Cars - Drive
The Beatles - Yesterday and The Long and Winding Road

And lotsa Dr. Hook, Bread, Harry Chapin, Jim Croce, Seals & Croft, Simon & Garfunkel........all introduced to me by my dad via spinning vinyl on his Sony HP-210A