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Rainbow Song - America (1975) | Paul B. Leonor

Rainbow Song - America (1975) | Paul B. Leonor

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Leonor (1975) - Ver Película Completa en Español / Castellano - FULLTV

Leonor (1975) - Ver Película Completa en Español / Castellano - FULLTV

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Old Days - Chicago @ New Year’s Rockin’ Eve 1975 at Soundstage 15, MGM Studios in Hollywood, California. | Paul B. Leonor

Old Days - Chicago @ New Year’s Rockin’ Eve 1975 at Soundstage 15, MGM Studios in Hollywood, California. | Paul B. Leonor

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Jesus Is Just Alright - The Doobie Brothers at 1975 New Year’s Rockin’ Eve at MGM Studios in Hollywood, California. | Paul B. Leonor

Jesus Is Just Alright - The Doobie Brothers at 1975 New Year’s Rockin’ Eve at MGM Studios in Hollywood, California. | Paul B. Leonor

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Leonor (1975) | ČSFD.cz

Leonor (1975) | ČSFD.cz

Snowblind - Black Sabbath @ Don Kirshner’s Rock Concert in 1975. This 1972 song is about addiction to cocaine. The "snowflakes" are baked goods, "snowblind" is the addiction, and when "my eyes are blind but I can see" it can either mean the trip, going cold turkey, or an overdose. The band did a lot of drugs around this time but managed to stay productive and creative. Of course, it took a toll and nearly destroyed them a few years later. Lead singer Ozzy Osbourne was in and out of rehab clinics

Snowblind - Black Sabbath @ Don Kirshner’s Rock Concert in 1975. This 1972 song is about addiction to cocaine. The "snowflakes" are baked goods, "snowblind" is the addiction, and when "my eyes are blind but I can see" it can either mean the trip, going cold turkey, or an overdose. The band did a lot of drugs around this time but managed to stay productive and creative. Of course, it took a toll and nearly destroyed them a few years later. Lead singer Ozzy Osbourne was in and out of rehab clinics

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I’m Not In Love - 10cc (1975) This song incorporated the backing of a large wordless choir, which in reality was the group's voices. It was built up from chord loops and multi tracks: some 256 vocal dubs were required to complete the lush harmonies behind Eric Stewart's vocal. The idea for the song came from Eric Stewart saying to his wife that if he kept saying "I Love You" over and over, it wouldn't mean anything even though he did love her. | Paul B. Leonor

I’m Not In Love - 10cc (1975) This song incorporated the backing of a large wordless choir, which in reality was the group's voices. It was built up from chord loops and multi tracks: some 256 vocal dubs were required to complete the lush harmonies behind Eric Stewart's vocal. The idea for the song came from Eric Stewart saying to his wife that if he kept saying "I Love You" over and over, it wouldn't mean anything even though he did love her. | Paul B. Leonor

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Listen To What The Man Said - Paul McCartney and Wings (1975) The song is a number one hit single in the US and Canada, and a top-ten hit in several other countries written by Paul and Linda McCartney. The song is known for its catchy melody and lyrics about defying societal expectations and finding love in unexpected places. | Paul B. Leonor

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Léonor (1975)

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Never Let Her Go - David Gates (of Bread) 1975 live solo performance on the UK TV show The Musical Time. The song was released as a single in 1974 and is the title track from the 1975 album of the same name. It also appeared on Gates' third solo album, Goodbye Girl. | Paul B. Leonor

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I’ll Play For You - Seals & Crofts live from The Midnight Special June 13, 1975 broadcast. The song was the title track of their 1975 album and reached number 18 on the U.S. Billboard Hot 100. The song is known for its intricate instrumentation, particularly the use of twelve-string guitar and mandola, as well as the duo's characteristic harmonies. | Paul B. Leonor

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Sister Golden Hair - America at The Midnight Special on Oct. 3, 1980. In 1975, America scored another #1 with "Sister Golden Hair," another enigmatic track with lots of harmony. It was written and sung by Beckley, who says that it was based on a composite of different girls. | Paul B. Leonor

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‘Sentimental Lady' by Fleetwood Mac was penned in 1972 by Bob Welch, the band's vocalist and guitarist from 1971 to 1974 prior to Lindsey Buckingham joining the band in 1975 | Paul B. Leonor

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When Will I Be Loved - Linda Ronstadt @ Old Grey Whistle Test at The New Victoria Theatre in London, England on November 23, 1976. The song was written by Phil Everly but Linda Ronstadt's version was a hit in 1975, reaching #2 on the Billboard Hot 100 and #1 on the Country chart. | Paul B. Leonor

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You’re No Good - Linda Ronstadt performed live on The Midnight Special, January 10, 1975 broadcast. The song is about a woman who comes to the conclusion that the guy she split from was trouble from the start. It had been around for a while before Linda Ronstadt took it to the top of the chart. It was originally recorded by Dee Dee Warwick in 1963. | Paul B. Leonor

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T.N.T. - AC/DC live at BBC concert held October 27, 1977 on the stage of The Hippodrome Golders Green, London. This explosive rocker was originally released in 1975 in AC/DC's home country Australia on their second album, which was also called T.N.T. This was one of AC/DC's first singles with Bon Scott on lead vocals. Originally a roadie, he took over lead vocals when their first singer, Dave Evans, didn't show up for a gig. | Paul B. Leonor

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Part Time Love - David Gates (of Bread) from The Glen Campbell Music Show BBC in 1975. The song expresses a desire for a fully committed and consistent romantic relationship, rejecting fleeting or temporary connections. | Paul B. Leonor

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Further On Up The Road - Eric Clapton at Old Grey Whistle Test in 1977. Eric Clapton's "Further On Up The Road" is a cover of a Bobby "Blue" Bland blues standard from 1957, which he first released on his 1975 live album E.C. Was Here. The song is a Texas-style shuffle about a person who believes their partner will eventually face a similar situation after treating someone poorly. | Paul B. Leonor

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Do You Feel Like We Do - Peter Frampton at The Midnight Special on December 19, 1975. This song is about a hangover. Frampton would often write from experience, and at the time he was experiencing the effects of a night of drinking. On the live version, Frampton used a talkbox, a device hooked up to his guitar amp that allowed him to make distorted vocal sounds through a tube in his mouth. It was originally released on his 1973 studio album Frampton's Camel. The song later became one of the high

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Make It With You - David Gates of Bread live solo performance on the UK TV show The Musical Time in 1975. Released on their second album, this was the first hit for Bread. | Paul B. Leonor

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Over My Head - Fleetwood Mac @ The Midnight Special on February 27, 1976. This song was written in 1975 by Fleetwood Mac's keyboard player Christine McVie, who also sang lead on the track. It was the first Fleetwood Mac song to crack the Top 40 in America. | Paul B. Leonor

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Double Trouble/I Ain’t The One - Lynyrd Skynyrd at Old Grey Whistle Test, in London, England on November 11, 1975. “Double Trouble" was inspired by a conversation between Ronnie Van Zant and Gary Rossington after a night in jail, where Rossington called Van Zant "double trouble" due to his numerous past arrests. “I Ain’t The One” is the song from a real-life situation where a pregnant girl falsely claimed Ronnie Van Zant was the father, leading him to write the song as a refusal. | Paul B. Leono

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Suite Madame Blue - Styx from their Return To Paradise concert in 1997. Dennis DeYoung wrote this in 1975 as America was gearing up for its bicentennial celebration in 1976. The song is not a celebration of the event, but a look at how it was being exploited. This is the last song on Equinox, the fifth Styx album and their last with guitarist John Curulewski. Tommy Shaw joined the band on their next release, Crystal Ball. He soon joined Dennis DeYoung as a main songwriter and vocalist in the ban

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I’m Easy - Keith Carradine. Keith Carradine introduced his hit song "I'm Easy" in the 1975 movie Nashville, a film follows a group of country and gospel musicians in the days leading up to a political convention. Carradine plays Tom Frank, a guitarist in a popular folk-rock trio who's hoping to become a solo artist. During an open mic, he sings the tender ballad, full of yearning for a special someone in the audience. Unfortunately, Tom is a cad who uses and abuses women, so many of the ladies i

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