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In the 70s you were into Osmond-mania and other TV and music fads and pop heroes including chopper bikes, roller skates, calculators and scalectrix and dance moves at the disco
- 10 Greatest Toys From The 70’s
- 12 Movies I Know You Have Never Seen at the Cinema!
- 52 Weeks of Years
- 60s Cracker Jack Candy Commercial
- 70s Laughing Bag
- Agatha Christie
- Alfred Hitchcock and the Three Investigators
- Austin A60 Driving School Car
- Blue Peter TV Series
- Bohemian Rhapsody
- Bottle Tops Of The UK: 60s-70s
- Brick Cell Phones
- Brooke Bond Tea Cards
- Camberwick Green Toothpaste
- Cat and Mouse Ornament
- Children’s Television
- Corgi James Bond Aston Martin
- DAF Variomatic 33
- Disneyland memories
- Enid Blyton
- Fashion: Permed hair for men
- Goodies
- Green Cross Code Man
- Green Shield Stamps
- Hillman Imp
- I-SPY
- Janet and John or Alice and Gerry?
- Kelloggs Frosties
- Look-in magazine
- Lyons Maid
- Magpie TV Series
- Mamma Mia – Will Abba get more popular than the Eighties?
- Match boxes
- Metal Detectors
- Mr Men books
- Muppet show Jigsaw Puzzles
- Old Sweet Shops are Making a Return
- Pannini Stickers
- Pencil Tops
- Penguin books
- Pez Dispenser
- Pop Culture in the 70s
- Postcard collecting
- Rubbers or erasers
- Sand castles
- Sandcastle Flags
- The Clangers
- The Peter and Jane Books
- Thunderbirds
- Ultimate Top 3 Pop Culture Urban Legends – unless you know different!
- Vintage memorabilia
- Wacky Races premium car set
- What do People do All Day? Book
- White socks
- Whoopee Cushion
- Wild horses painting
- Z Cars
FYI: For some reason the Bruce Springsteen catalog is posted in the XTC discogrophy section.
Good work elsewhere!
Anyone interested in the 1970’s must read the book “Bright Lights Dark Days” by TG Gayner.
It evokes great memories of that far off era, it is a slice of delightful nostalgia, both funny and a little sad, people will love the stories about pop icons such as “Freddie Mercury, Paul McCartney and Kate Bush plus many more.
There is incredible attention to detail as we are taken back in time and follow a young pop group who look to emulate their hero’s “Slade” – lots of fun along the way, feather cuts, nylon baggy trousers with patch pockets and nylon sheets that sparked in the night – wonderful memories!!
Do you remember the original “National Smile Week” and the “National Smile Band” circa 1978, which was featured on the Benny Hill show? – this is the extraordinary true story of the band and their manager – brilliant stuff!
I am informed that the book is now subject of a new Film/TV drama, if true – I for one can’t wait!!
No Star Wars?!