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I think the definition of disco should be expansive. There were definitely artists that primarily were disco and others (like the Rolling Stones) that dabbled in it.

It's official? The Arizona Coyotes are moving to Utah. https://www.sportsnet.ca/nhl/article/arizona-coyotes-players-told-team-is-moving-to-utah/

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Tim is furiously writing this down in his notebook of ideas. Looking forward to it. 👍 Where will Jive Talkin' rank?

The guy is 33. Working from home (I assume that is what remote means) 30-40 hours per week. Making 150K per year and earning 2K/month more than he spends. I'd trade places with him. I bet his stress levels are a lot lower than mine. He has another 25-35 of his working years to accumulate wealth.

Thanks. Other than this song and "If You Wanna Get To Heaven" I know nothing about this band.

I went looking on Wiki to see when Graham Nash left The Hollies and found out a young Elton John appeared on some of their recordings in 1969/1970.

Didn't realize this band was one of the few that had the drummer as the lead singer.

I think Sister Golden Hair ranks up there too.

People in 1974 wouldn't believe that 50 years later timschochet would be doing a countdown of all the top songs of the year.

Not the most astonishing thing, but interesting how we have become obsessed with hydrating. When I was a kid we would go to the water fountain between classes or line up at it for a water break during gym class. Now every child has a refillable water bottle they bring to school with them and a...

Or the evolution of how we consume music. It went from vinyl and 8 tracks to cassettes to cds to digital downloads. Now most people have a library of music on their phones. On a related note, how we can listen to music wherever we are.

The phone has to be the biggest mind blower. You can call someone from almost anywhere, you can take photos or videos, you can find out information with a computer that fits in your pocket.

100% agree. Little Willie to the hits off this record to Love Is Like Oxygen sound like different bands to me too. I would have this one ranked much higher as well.

The Bee Gees also lived at 461 Ocean Blvd. in Miami when they recorded Main Course. Barry Gibb hoped some of the magic Clapton experienced while living in the house would rub off on them.