What are you streaming tonight?

@16f4  - Of course, there were lots of overplayed FM hits back in the late 70's. But 40+ years later, I can look back at them with fondness and enjoy the memory of the time period.

Here's a challenge for you: Without looking, stream "Magnet and Steel" and listen to the background singers. Who's singing the background vocals?

Have a good weekend, and don't listen to any crappy 70's hits..... Except "Magnet and Steel"

I think everyone who grew up in the 60s and 70s has fond memories of a lot of the music from back then including many that did not strike a fancy as much back then as a kid.

Plus our hifis are so much better now and all that old stuff sounds so much better now on it.  New revelations from olden days all the time.

mapman

i am a sucker for music trivia!   I wasn’t quite sure who the backup singers were so I admit I looked it up.  Mind blown and song appreciated.  I now have newfound appreciation for this song.  
A trivia question for you:  Djavan’s album “Luz”, recorded in 1982 and  released in the US as “Djavan.  The song “Samurai” had a harmonica solo...who did it?  It’s on YouTube, but if you can find the album on Qobuz it is well worth listening to. 

Plus our hifis are so much better now and all that old stuff sounds so much better now on it. New revelations from olden days all the time.

And conversely some of it just now sounds awful as its foibles are revealed.... lol

Uberwaltz,  very good point.  80s synth doesn’t sound quite so cool, but punk and ska sound so much more raw on my current system. 
Madman, I am also reminded of another song from the period, Samantha Sang’s “Emotion” with The Bee Gees as background singers.