Various - Hits Of The 70's: Volume One flac album

100 Hits – The Best 70s Album Contains the Best Hits from the Decade from artists including Village People, Boney . Toto, Boston, Billy Ocean, Sly & The Family Stone, Dolly Parton, Tammy Wynette, Harry Nilsson, David Soul, Lou Reed, Bay City Rollers and more! Recommended titles. Car Songs – The 70s. Various Artists. 100 Hits – The Best 80s Album. 100 Hits – The Best Dance Album. 100 Hits – The Best Disco Album. 100 Hits – Number 1’s. The 80s Pop Annual 2 (Vinyl).

The result was well-produced and crafted schlock that gleefully corrupted countercultural values. Consequently, there's a lot of variety here, and every volume may not be entertaining to all listeners, especially since Rhino predictably leans a little too heavily on novelties. Still, it's a terrific series to pick and choose from, and each disc has several "classics" as well as several fun obscurities; it's impossible to imagine a better, more thorough chronicle of this era than Have a Nice Day.

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Have a Nice Day, Volume 25 (also known as Super Hits of the '70s: Have a Nice Day, Volume 25 or Super Hits of the '70s, Volume 25) is a compilation album. The final 12-song set in this recap of '70s AM radio's biggest hits appropriately ends things with tunes from its last two years. Sweet (1978): "Love Is Like Oxygen" – 3:47. Ambrosia (1978): "How Much I Feel" – 4:46. Ian Matthews (1978): "Shake It" – 3:10. LeBlanc & Carr (1978): "Falling" – 3:12. Gino Vannelli (1978): "I Just Wanna Stop" – 3:37.

Technically speaking the hits on this first volume actually kicked off in mid 1969 with "More Than Yesterday" by Spiral Staircase. And the first to cover much of the bubblegum pop hits at the time. Rhino kicks off its salute to AM radio culture of the 1970s with an album that starts with songs released in 1969. That's no real problem, simply an acknowledgment that pop culture developments do not always follow arbitrary calendar dates.

1990 - Volume 1 1. Spiral Starecase – More Today Than Yesterday (02:48) 2. Smith – Baby It's You (02:24) 3. The Flying Machine – Smile A Little Smile For Me (02:55) 4. Billy Joe Royal – Cherry Hill Park (02:44) 5. Steam – Na Na Hey Hey Kiss Him Goodbye (03:45) 6. The Shocking Blue – Venus (03:05) 7. Vanity Fare – Early. Pull Your Love (02:45) 7. Paul Revere and The Raiders – Indian Reservation (The Lament of the Cherokee Reservation Indian) (02:55) 8. The Fortunes – Here Comes That Rainy Day Feeling Again (02:52) 9. Chase – Get It On (03:01) 10. Tommy James & the Shondells – Draggin' the Line (02:47) 11. Redeye – Games (03:05) 12.