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Monthly Archives: September 2020
70s Instrumentals….Rock
There were 9 entirely instrumental number ones in the UK chart in the 1950’s. The 60’s had even more, ten to be precise. By the 70’s there was two. The 80’s saw a complete drought and after that there’s been … Continue reading
Posted in memories of 70s, rock music
Tagged 1970's, 70's music, average white band, cozy Powell, Edgar winter, rock music, top of the pops
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70’s Instrumentals…Synthesizers
Over the space of 5 years in the 70’s, the synthesiser transformed itself from being something of a novelty instrument. In the early 70’s it was a case, to misquote Samuel Johnson, that playing a synthesiser was not about doing it well but being … Continue reading
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Tagged 70's music, cerrone, Donna Summer, Jean Michelle Jarre, kraftwerk, synthesizer, tangerine dream
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70’s Instrumentals..classically influenced
Lies our teachers taught us…. My religious education teacher told us that anyone who had taken LSD could never become a used care salesman, the logic being that they would have seen cars just melt under the influence of hallucinogenic … Continue reading