10 Forgotten 1970s Songs You’ll Recognize in Seconds

10 Forgotten Songs from the 1970s you may recognize within seconds. These once-familiar 70s hits filled American radios, record players, and jukeboxes — but many have quietly faded from everyday playlists. You may have forgotten the title. You may have forgotten the singer. But the moment the music starts… you know it. In this countdown, we’re bringing back 10 Forgotten Songs from the 1970s that can unlock decades-old memories with just a few familiar notes. Some were major radio hits. Some came from artists whose names slowly disappeared from memory. Others were songs you heard everywhere for a brief moment before they seemed to vanish. Here’s the challenge: see how quickly you recognize each one. Can you name the song before the title appears? Can you remember the artist? And which record will take you back the fastest? Stay until #1, because some Forgotten Songs only need a few seconds to remind you exactly why you loved them in the first place. How many did you recognize instantly? Share your score in the comments — and tell us which song brought back the strongest memory. Subscribe for more forgotten hits, classic oldies, and musical memories from the 1960s and 1970s. #10 — Chick-A-Boom (Don't Ya Jes' Love It) — Daddy Dewdrop #9 — Rings — Cymarron #8 — I'd Like to Teach the World to Sing — The New Seekers #7 — Here Comes That Rainy Day Feeling Again — The Fortunes #6 — My Baby Loves Lovin' — White Plains #5 — How Do You Do? — Mouth & MacNeal #4 — Playground in My Mind — Clint Holmes #3 — Indiana Wants Me — R. Dean Taylor #2 — I'd Love You to Want Me — Lobo #1 — Indian Reservation — The Raiders #ForgottenSongs #1970sMusic #70sMusic #OldiesMusic #ClassicHits