George Harrison, Carly Simon and Badfinger are some of the artists on the list (Photos: Reproduction)
The 70s were a rollercoaster of sounds, with all kinds of styles invading the radio waves and vinyl records of the time. But not everything that played on the radio was remembered, and that’s where the forgotten songs from this decade come in and deserve a new chance on your playlists.
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So, if you’re interested in exploring the musical environment of the 70s, prepare your headphones and take a look at this list of 10 songs that were left behind, but still have a lot to offer:
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See 10 forgotten songs from the 70s to listen to again
“Baby Blue” – Badfinger (Photo: Reproduction)
“Alone Again (Naturally)” – Gilbert O’Sullivan (Photo: Reproduction)
“Ooh Child” – The Five Stairsteps (Photo: Reproduction)
“Ride Captain Ride” – Blues Image (Photo: Reproduction)
“Brandy (You’re a Fine Girl)” – Looking Glass (Photo: Reproduction)
“Love Train” – The O’Jays (Photo: Reproduction)
“I’m Your Captain (Closer to Home)” – Grand Funk Railroad (Photo: Reproduction)
You’re So Vain – Carly Simon (Photo: Reproduction)
“What Is Life” – George Harrison (Photo: Reproduction)
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“Baby Blue” – Badfinger (1972)
A perfect mix of classic rock and catchy melody. With its punchy guitar riffs and engaging vocal harmonies, this song is a true lost treasure from the 70s.
“Alone Again (Naturally)” – Gilbert O’Sullivan (1971)
An emotional ballad that talks about loneliness and reflection. Gilbert O’Sullivan’s soothing voice and haunting melody create a melancholy atmosphere that resonates with anyone who has ever been through difficult times.
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“Ooh Child” – The Five Stairsteps (1970)
A song of hope and overcoming, with a chorus that is like a comforting hug. The positive energy of this song is contagious and is perfect for lifting your spirits on gray days.
“Ride Captain Ride” – Blues Image (1970)
A psychedelic sound journey that combines elements of rock, jazz and funk. With its infectious beat and instrumental improvisations, this song transports you on a unique musical journey.
“Brandy (You’re a Fine Girl)” – Looking Glass (1972)
A story of lost love told in an engaging and captivating way. With its addictive melody and memorable lyrics, this song is one of those that stays in your head for days on end.
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“Love Train” – The O’Jays (1972)
An anthem of unity and fraternity, with an irresistible beat that makes you want to dance. This song’s positive, motivational lyrics are a powerful reminder of the power of love and solidarity.
“I’m Your Captain (Closer to Home)” – Grand Funk Railroad (1970)
A musical anthem that takes you on an emotional journey through highs and lows. With its dramatic build-up and introspective lyrics, this song is a true masterpiece of 70s rock.
“You’re So Vain” – Carly Simon (1972)
A song full of mystery and intrigue, with sharp lyrics and an unmistakable melody. Carly Simon’s seductive voice and sophisticated arrangement make this song one of the most memorable of the decade.
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“What Is Life” – George Harrison (1970)
An explosion of energy and optimism, with a chorus that is impossible not to sing along to. George Harrison’s striking guitar and his characteristic voice make this song a true gem of 70s rock.
“Green-Eyed Lady” – Sugarloaf (1970)
A progressive rock classic with a unique and engaging construction. With its mysterious atmosphere and intricate arrangements, this song is a true hidden treasure that deserves to be rediscovered.
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