Revisionism is, of course, a necessary evil...

Playlist

Various Artists - Sugar Sugar: The Birth Of Bubblegum Pop

David Bowie - The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders From Mars

Wizzard - Introducing Eddy and the Falcons

Bay City Rollers - Absolute Rollers

Various Artists - Craig Charles Funk & Soul Classics

Various Artists - Jackie The Album

Status Quo - Status Quo - Gold

Sparks - Kimono My House

Various Artists - Move On Up

David Essex - The Best Of David Essex

Cockney Rebel - Cavaliers

Bryan Ferry - The Platinum Collection

The Isley Brothers - Forever Gold

Various Artists - The Sound Of The 70's

Various Artists - Best Of The Seventies

Elton John - Greatest Hits 1970-2002

Bad Company - Bad Company

Gary Glitter - The Ultimate Gary Glitter

Various Artists - Super 70's Rock

Roy Wood - Through The Years: The Very Best Of Roy Wood

David Bowie - Changesbowie

Mott The Hoople - The Journey: A Retrospective Of Mott The Hoople And Ian Hunter

Suzi Quatro - Rough & Tough

Various Artists - Wow! That Was The 70's

Various Artists - California Dreaming

Slade - Greatest Hits

Paul McCartney & Wings - Band On The Run

Sweet - Ballroom Blitz

T Rex - The T Rex Wax Co. Singles - A's And B's, 1972-77

Abba - The Singles : The First Ten Years

Capital Models - 2018-04-08

Cloudland Blue Quartet - The Virginia Man EP

Yes - Union

Yes - Talk

The construction of playlists of 1970's singles continued today with 1975...

But these have now gone well beyond what I actually bought back then - most of the additional records are soul, disco, funk and cheesy pop that I hated at the time but, under the inevitable spirit of revisionism, now nestle nicely in my memory of those long gone days...

...and I also managed to get the podcast recorded in good time for the weekend...

And so, today's artwork is "It's 1975"...

Highlight of the Day : Old singles...