In memory of Paul Davis, here are the great singer songwriters of the 70s,

Pete Ham.

A Badfinger sample:

 

Why do I feel like this is a K-Tel commercial? Where's the Deodato?

 

Damn your blackhearted soul, bubbler.
That was MY next salvo.
So the least I can do is post the lovely Mme. Birkin.

 

How about a little Albert Hammond? Great song.

 

Gamble and Huff. Philly soul.

 

Wow ... those eyes are hypnotic.

 

That is about the only photo on the web of the young Mme. Birkin that is remotely SFW.

 

She was a singer, but I can say for sure she wasn't the writer of the lyrics here. The 70s were a very different time. The left would go bonkers if this song cracked the top 10 today.

 

Yes because, as is the case in all things, it is The Left that closely monitors popular music and raises hell when it doesn't like a record.

 

Okay, that's just lazy.

 

Anyone paying attention knows it's the left that gets all up in arms about "throwing your religion in my face." Never mind that the left throws its religion -- government -- in everybody's face all the time.

 

And once again, the moderates are the only ones who get it right. Blah-blah-blah.