Warning: May trigger PTSD in '70s survivors

One of the best one-hit wonders of the decade.

Check out those green velvety-looking bellbottoms! I woulda killed for a pair back in the day!

And speaking of pants from the Seventies...

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1969, so not in the right thread. . . . . . .

Don't get the wrong idea. Nilsson was a god.

too larry said:

1969, so not in the right thread. . . . . . .

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When I watch Grand Funk I keep thinking "Red Hot Chili Peppers."

I often wonder, if Nilsson and Donovan had a kung fu sword fight, who would win?

Been to many of these concerts. Best was my first.....Pink Floyd Dark side of the moon tour 1973....worst was a few years back Van Halen (Roth couldn't remember the lyrics, sound was so loud and distorted couldn't tell the drums from the guitar.)

"To get caught would surely be the death of us all..."

From 1977 on Don Kirshner:

This has got to be one of the most sensuous pop tunes of the '70s.

My wife suggested this because you hear it all the time but no one knows the title or who performed it.

Don't you be no fool...

ltecato said:

Don't you be no fool...

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And yet they wore those matching costumes.