The Songs That Made the Seventies

Step into the vibrant and eclectic world of the 1970s with The Seventies and their expansive compilation, "The Songs That Made the Seventies." This three-disc collection, released on August 25, 2015, under the Mirror2Music label, is a treasure trove of 101 iconic tracks that span a staggering seven hours and twenty-five minutes. From the glittering disco floors to the gritty rock arenas, this album encapsulates the diverse and dynamic sounds that defined the decade.

The Seventies have curated a mix that transcends genres, blending platform-shoed pop, polyester-clad rock, soulful grooves, and country twangs into a seamless journey through the 70s soundscape. With hits like "Sir Duke," "I Will Survive," "Heroes," and "Dancing Queen," the album is a testament to the era's musical prowess and cultural impact. Each track is an original chart-topper, ensuring an authentic experience that resonates with both longtime fans and new listeners alike.

The album's duration of over two hours and thirteen minutes for just the first disc alone is a testament to the richness and variety of the music from this transformative decade. Whether you're in the mood for the soaring vocals of "Bohemian Rhapsody," the funky basslines of "Low Rider," or the anthemic energy of "Rock Your Baby," The Seventies deliver a sonic experience that is as diverse as it is memorable.

Featuring a lineup of legendary artists and bands, "The Songs That Made the Seventies" is not just a compilation but a celebration of the music that shaped a generation. From the rock anthems of Queen and David Bowie to the disco beats of the Bee Gees and the soulful ballads of Elton John, this album is a comprehensive journey through the sounds that made the 70s an unforgettable era in music history. Dive in and let The Seventies take you on a musical adventure through the decade of decadence.