10 Huge 1970s Hits You Forgot You Loved

10 huge 1970s hits you forgot you loved — songs that once filled American radios, record players, and summer nights. These Forgotten Songs may have faded from the spotlight, but the memories are still there. You may not have played some of these records in decades. You might not even recognize every title. But wait until the music starts. A familiar melody, a chorus you somehow still know, or just a few opening notes can suddenly bring an entire moment of your life rushing back. In this countdown, we’re revisiting 10 Forgotten Songs from the 1970s that were once impossible to escape. Some became massive radio hits. Others seemed to be everywhere for one unforgettable summer before slowly disappearing from everyday playlists. And somewhere on this list may be a song you haven’t thought about in fifty years — but somehow still know by heart. That’s the magic of Forgotten Songs: sometimes you don’t realize how much you loved a song until you hear it again. Which one brought back the strongest memory? Tell us in the comments, and subscribe for more forgotten hits, lost classics, and musical memories from the 1960s and 1970s. #10 — Nice to Be with You — Gallery #9 — Moonlight Feels Right — Starbuck #8 — Love Grows (Where My Rosemary Goes) — Edison Lighthouse #7 — Magic — Pilot #6 — Dancing in the Moonlight — King Harvest #5 — Vehicle — The Ides of March #4 — Stuck in the Middle with You — Stealers Wheel #3 — Hooked on a Feeling — Blue Swede #2 — Brandy (You're a Fine Girl) — Looking Glass #1 — The Night Chicago Died — Paper Lace #forgottensongs #1970smusic #70smusic #oldiesmusic #classichits