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Sounds of the Seventies: AM Heavy Hits,Various Artists

- Sounds of the Seventies: AM Heavy Hits
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Various Artists
Released 1994

Overnight Sensation (Hit Record)
05:25
97 plays

Neanderthal Man
04:20
94 plays

I Didn't Know I Loved You (Till I Saw You Rock and Roll)
03:26
84 plays

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songs

- 1
- Carry on Wayward Son
- 05:24
- 500 plays

- 2
- Evil Woman Don't Play Your Games With Me
- 03:15
- 324 plays

- 3
- Jesus Is Just Alright
- 04:36
- 123 plays

- 4
- Looking for a Love
- 03:45
- 128 plays

- 5
- Good Lovin' Gone Bad
- 03:38
- 7,280 plays

- 6
- Drivin' Wheel
- 05:13
- 254 plays

- 7
- Two Tickets to Paradise
- 04:00
- 178 plays

- 8
- Good Times Roll
- 03:48
- 124 plays

- 9
- Girl of My Dreams
- 04:09
- 557 plays

- 10
- Are You Ready?
- 05:51
- 153 plays

- 11
- Stealer
- 02:36
- 116 plays

- 12
- Neanderthal Man
- 04:20
- 94 plays

- 13
- I Didn't Know I Loved You (Till I Saw You Rock and Roll)
- 03:26
- 84 plays

- 14
- Overnight Sensation (Hit Record)
- 05:25
- 97 plays

- 15
- Long Time
- 03:04
- 246 plays

- 16
- (Wish I Could Fly Like) Superman
- 03:37
- 536 plays

- 17
- Welcome to My Nightmare
- 05:16
- 272 plays

- 18
- Driver's Seat
- 03:45
- 318 plays

album review

Sounds of the Seventies: AM Heavy Hits collects 18 tunes from the more rocking end of the AM spectrum. As heavy as Crow's "Evil Woman Don't Play Your Games with Me" and as light as Hotlegs' "Neanderthal Man," the songs are a pretty diverse bunch ranging from blues-influenced hard rock by Bad Company ("Good Lovin' Gone Bad") and Free ("Stealer"), slick AOR by Boston ("Long Time") and Eddie Money ("Two Tickets to Paradise"), soaring power pop by the Raspberries ("Go All the Way"), rump-shaking glam by Gary Glitter ("I Didn't Know I Loved You [Till I Saw You Rock and Roll]"), and spacy new wave by the Cars ("Good Times Roll"). There isn't a weak track in the bunch and you could do a lot worse when looking for a record that paints a picture of the '70s rock scene in only 18 tracks. Another fine release by the wizzes at Time-Life. ~ Tim Sendra, All Music Guide