aside the negative political connotations of the time (the de facto government, disappearances, banning of political parties etc ...) the year 1978 we had a very busy Argentines and excited about the World Cup. Tournament won in good faith, despite questions about the performance of the Peruvian team in the 6 to 0.
More "theft" was in Italia '90 and yet no German who won the final recognize illegitimately, with a penalty that did not exist, charged by the referee Codesal at 51 minutes after the break.
But football is not only living man, also went with friends to parties or school dances.
was a time where pretty girls were beginning to get bored of moccasins and shirts Guido Teens of the monotonous "cheats" (strawberries), and allowed Fred Perry seduced by the faded in bleach (Paisley Style), the Converse All Star (High tire! say someone I know), the wide, ragged jeans and patchouli perfume of the Stones (Precursors in a more fine-naif and sociable of the current "rolling").
And what better way to extract the soundtrack from that era in 14 tracks?,
In this compilation you can find classic hits Pop and Rock bands and musicians such as Genesis, Rolling Stones, Eric Clapton and Rod Stewart to name a few.
With gems like the full version of "Fly Like An Eagle" by the Steve Miller Band (One of my favorites) or the "New Country "a matter of virtuoso French violinist Jean-Luc Ponty, a hymn" dancefloor "at the time.
Because that's the most unusual case: These issues are dancing! Music
ideal for a little party "Retro" seventies, to spend the summer in the southern hemisphere or to beat next summer (for friends in northern Ecuador), or simply to find out who listened to your old.
As George Michael said: "Listen witout prejudice" and Enjoy It!
Tracklist:
01. John Miles "Music" (5:58)
02. Genesis "I Know What I Like (In Your Wardrobe)" (4:04)
03. Steve Miller Band “Fly Like An Eagle” (4:42)
04. Eric Clapton “Cocaine” (3:37)
05. The Doobie Brothers “Listen’ To The Music” (3:46)
06. Bee Gees “Jive Talkin’” (3:41)
07. The Rolling Stones “Miss You” (4:48)
08. Rod Stewart “Da Ya Think I’m Sexy?” (5:27)
09. Blondie “Heart of Glass” (3:44)
10. Wild Cherry “Play That Funky Music” (4:57)
11. Toto “Hold The Line” (3:55)
12. Fleetwood Mac “Don’t Stop” (3:11)
13. 10cc “Good Morning Judge” (2:51)
14. Jean-Luc Ponty's "New Country" (3:08)
Download Link:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=H6UKE2CG
Note: This list is an intruder. One issue that recently was published in January 1979. The person who guesses what song is win a holiday week (All inclusive) in a comfortable resort at Guantanamo (Cuba).
Photo: (From left. To right.): My cousin Nacho, "El Chino" Fabian and I (hat) in Villa Gesell, January 1978.
More "theft" was in Italia '90 and yet no German who won the final recognize illegitimately, with a penalty that did not exist, charged by the referee Codesal at 51 minutes after the break.
But football is not only living man, also went with friends to parties or school dances.
was a time where pretty girls were beginning to get bored of moccasins and shirts Guido Teens of the monotonous "cheats" (strawberries), and allowed Fred Perry seduced by the faded in bleach (Paisley Style), the Converse All Star (High tire! say someone I know), the wide, ragged jeans and patchouli perfume of the Stones (Precursors in a more fine-naif and sociable of the current "rolling").
And what better way to extract the soundtrack from that era in 14 tracks?,
In this compilation you can find classic hits Pop and Rock bands and musicians such as Genesis, Rolling Stones, Eric Clapton and Rod Stewart to name a few.
With gems like the full version of "Fly Like An Eagle" by the Steve Miller Band (One of my favorites) or the "New Country "a matter of virtuoso French violinist Jean-Luc Ponty, a hymn" dancefloor "at the time.
Because that's the most unusual case: These issues are dancing! Music
ideal for a little party "Retro" seventies, to spend the summer in the southern hemisphere or to beat next summer (for friends in northern Ecuador), or simply to find out who listened to your old.
As George Michael said: "Listen witout prejudice" and Enjoy It!
Tracklist:
01. John Miles "Music" (5:58)
02. Genesis "I Know What I Like (In Your Wardrobe)" (4:04)
03. Steve Miller Band “Fly Like An Eagle” (4:42)
04. Eric Clapton “Cocaine” (3:37)
05. The Doobie Brothers “Listen’ To The Music” (3:46)
06. Bee Gees “Jive Talkin’” (3:41)
07. The Rolling Stones “Miss You” (4:48)
08. Rod Stewart “Da Ya Think I’m Sexy?” (5:27)
09. Blondie “Heart of Glass” (3:44)
10. Wild Cherry “Play That Funky Music” (4:57)
11. Toto “Hold The Line” (3:55)
12. Fleetwood Mac “Don’t Stop” (3:11)
13. 10cc “Good Morning Judge” (2:51)
14. Jean-Luc Ponty's "New Country" (3:08)
Download Link:
http://www.megaupload.com/?d=H6UKE2CG
Note: This list is an intruder. One issue that recently was published in January 1979. The person who guesses what song is win a holiday week (All inclusive) in a comfortable resort at Guantanamo (Cuba).
Photo: (From left. To right.): My cousin Nacho, "El Chino" Fabian and I (hat) in Villa Gesell, January 1978.
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