Mixmash preview video of Seventies Classics Vol 1

0:02 Video number one here on a 70s series from Mix Mash

Alright folks, video number one here on a 70s series from Mix Mash. This is volume number one, kicking off with track one from DVD number one. This is ABBA. Alright, what have we got on this particular twin DVD? We've got the likes of Dancing Queen, We Are A Family, Sister Sledge, we've got the Bee Gees, Gloria Gaynor, Blondie, Gibson Brothers, Brian Ferry, Crusaders, we've got Casey and the Sunshine Band, Third World. Elton John and Kiki Dee, Buggles, Steve Harvey, Cockney Rebel, Jackson 5, and The Police, Roxanne. Now basically what we've got here is a mixture of the classic tracks from the 70s. One of my favourites from this guy here has got to be The Crusaders, but this is only DVD one. There's another DVD on the other one. There is Blue Oyster Cult, Tom Robison, Squeeze, Tourist, Super Tramp, Dr. Hook, Hot Chocolate, etc., etc.

1:13 This one here is Blue Oyster Cult

Alright, now this one here is Blue Oyster Cult. Again, track 1 from DVD number 1. Now bearing in mind, in the early 70s there weren't that many made videos. A lot of them were basically the footage from, let's say, when they were on Top of the Pops or live footage from, let's say, a live gig. Okay, I'm going to play one of my favourite tracks off this, well, DVD number 1. This is Street Life. Beautiful. Track number 14 from DVD number 2, this is 10cc, a track entitled I'm Not In Love. And bearing in mind these are the old original classic tracks from the 70s. Love them. Honestly, I remember I was like that big and I remember listening to these on the radio thinking, I like that. Dig out one more from track, sorry, DVD number 1 for the record.

Right, this one here is Third World, a track entitled Now That We've Found Love. Alright, this is DVD number 1, twin DVD from Mix Mash, classic tracks from the 70s.

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