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Top Comments of this video!! :3
In '78 I was 24 & it was still booze, birds, disco, clubs, parties & fast cars. The music scene was alive. I was in a band and friends with D.Js. From '75 - '83 was just one long PARTAAAAAYYYYY! then I got married.
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I was 18 in โ78. Back then I pretty much only listened to Pink Floyd, Led Zeppelin, Eric Clapton, Allman Brothers, Black Sabbath. Now, at 63, I love ALL music I hear from the โ70โs. Funny how that happens.
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Real music ๐ผ on the 70โs and 80โs ERA . I really enjoyed this ERA . In my 50 years old and some now and this music doesnโt get old . Pure gold ..
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I was 20 in 78, and loved the music. There is no music now days, just noise.
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A Fantastic year for music and to be alive. ๐
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Brings back great memories of being 18, young, free, on top of the world!
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Senior year of high school!๐๐
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Good dancing, get up and go.. music..... Also to use on reviving, heart patient's... The beat... ๐ค๐๐
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๐ I โก the 70's! ๐ป Born in '65 โ When music was really music. You can hear the instruments & the vocalization of a song.
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I was in the army in 78. These tunes bring back a lot of memories
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I used to live in bay ridge in Brooklyn ny when this song came out I used to watch the crew filming the movie Saturday night fever I was never spotted but I did ๐ถ๐ถ๐ถ
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70's, the best time. Greatest music ever, No AI, internet, social media, cell phones, Fakebook, Insta dump, fun was free, no anxiety , depression, People had no choice but to communicate face to face. It's a lost art. Help us to survive in today's world. ๐ฎ
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Wow, the bee gees were in all the music of that year,either as interpreters or as authors of other songs on this list .great memories.
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That is the year I graduated high school good memories and good music thanks ๐
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I remember listening to these songs on my small one speaker dial radio in my bedroom after school while doing my homework.
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0:24:46 You'd better On-derstand ...
Timeless Olivia. Always love you. RIP
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78 was GREAT ๐๐ป
Graduated and danced at Discos and had the best time of my life. Life really began ๐
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I was married to wife 0f 45 years lost her December 30 2023 MANY GREATER TIMES
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WHY foes Youtube constantly interrupt music to ask if we are still watching??? 1, none of your business and 2, busy working. Its beyond annoying to have to stop and confirm that Im still listening!! Very rude to interrupt the set too. Commercials are enough thank you. Are YOU listening?
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@sonnysoldies5288
1 year ago
The RSO Records label had 7 of the first top 10 #1 songs in 1978. Great year for them. 1. Player - Baby Come Back #1 in January 1978 on the RSO label. 2. The Bee Gees - Stayin' Alive #1 in February 1978 on the RSO label. 3. Andy Gibb - (Love Is) Thicker Than Water #1 in March 1978 on the RSO label. 4. The Bee Gees - Night Fever #1 in March 1978 on the RSO label. 5. Yvonne Elliman - If I Can't Have You #1 in May 1978 on the RSO label. 6. Wings - With A Little Luck #1 in May 1978 on the Capitol label. 7. Johnny Mathis/Deniece Williams - Too Much, Too Little, Too Late #1 in June 1978 on the Columbia label. 8. John Travolta & Olivia Newton-John - You're The One That I Want #1 in June 1978 on The RSO label. 9. Andy Gibb - Shadow Dancing #1 in June 1978 on the RSO label. 10. The Rolling Stones - Miss You #1 in August 1978 on the Rolling Stones label.
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