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Sounds of the Seventies: 1970 - Take Two,Various Artists

- Sounds of the Seventies: 1970 - Take Two
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Various Artists
Released 1990

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songs

- 1
- I Want You Back
- 02:56
- 381 plays

- 2
- Ball of Confusion (That's What the World Is Today)
- 04:05
- 486 plays

- 3
- Get Ready
- 02:47
- 674 plays

- 4
- Mississippi Queen
- 02:30
- 1,160 plays

- 5
- Evil Ways
- 03:14
- 421 plays

- 6
- Spill the Wine
- 04:53
- 2,033 plays

- 7
- Venus
- 02:59
- 2,465 plays

- 8
- No Time
- 03:49
- 660 plays

- 9
- Closer to Home
- 05:31
- 1,285 plays

- 10
- Question
- 04:55
- 1,607 plays

- 11
- Let's Work Together
- 02:48
- 317 plays

- 12
- Walk a Mile in My Shoes
- 03:43
- 331 plays

- 13
- Up on Cripple Creek
- 03:33
- 7,799 plays

- 14
- In the Summertime
- 03:30
- 30,067 plays

- 15
- Vehicle
- 02:55
- 665 plays

- 16
- Hey There Lonely Girl
- 03:34
- 357 plays

- 17
- Turn Back the Hands of Time
- 02:57
- 352 plays

- 18
- Cry Me a River
- 03:55
- 529 plays

- 19
- The Thrill Is Gone
- 04:07
- 498 plays

- 20
- Don't Play That Song
- 02:58
- 407 plays

- 21
- Rainy Night in Georgia
- 03:36
- 349 plays

album review

Sounds of the Seventies: 1970 - Take Two is another fine entry in a fine series from Time-Life that picks up where Sounds of the Seventies: 1970 leaves off. It collects another 21 songs that made the year what it was, while drawing from a wide range of styles and genres. It provides both a fine introduction to the year's music and a highly entertaining exercise in nostalgia, and either way it is a blast. The highlights range from the heavy classic rock of Mountain's "Mississippi Queen" and Santana's "Evil Ways" to the frivolous pop of Mungo Jerry's "In the Summertime" and the Shocking Blue's "Venus." This volume of 1970s hits contains more soul, picking up great hits from Tyrone Davis ("Turn Back the Hands of Time") and Eddie Holman ("Hey There Lonely Girl") and a hidden gem from Aretha Franklin ("Don't Play That Song"). ~ Tim Sendra, All Music Guide