Sounds of The Seventies

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1976

After a period of critical drubbings and vituperative coverage of his jet-set romance with Swedish actress Britt Eklund, Rod Stewart came back strong in 1976 with A Night on the Town, which yielded three popular singles, including Tonight's the Night (Gonna Be Alright).

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Rock Me

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Tonight's the Night (Gonna Be Alright) was band in Britian because it concerned the seduction of a virgin.

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GREESE THEME

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Tonight's the Night--was the biggest American single of the year,topping the charts for eight weeks for Rod Stewart.

1976

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Rod Stewart sang with the group called Faces for 6 years.The group broke up in 1976.

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1976

The movie "Mahogany" didn't do as well as Diana Ross's song (Do You Know Where You're Going to) the them from "Mahogany."

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Don't Fear the Reaper

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Misty Blue

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1976

Dorothy Moore's Misty Blue kept Southern soul alive on the charts, while Sweet Thing provided the second pop funk million-seller for Rufus, fronted by Chaka Khan.

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Maxine Nightingale and Hot Chocolate represented the British wing of black music.

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Don't Fear--(The Reaper)

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Over My Head

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Maxine Nightingale came from one of the first black families in Wembley, where she began singing in neighborhood pubs.

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sweet Thing

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Tear the roof off the Sucker----Parliament

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Right Back Where We Started From charted in England before here.

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1976

You sexy Thing was the biggest stateside hit for Hot Chocolate, the most enduring of the black British groups, which was formed in 1970 around writer-singer Errol Brown.

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