This was a tough one, with the Carpenters, Moody Blues, Gordon Lightfoot and so many others making an impact on me. However, one song from 1970 that I still play is this one. In general I was not a particular fan of Emerson, Lake & Palmer …. but this one was very creative and quickly “grew on me”!
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A New Direction Perhaps? 
I wasn’t a fan either so this is a new one on me.
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I liked the vocals at the beginning, and the way it all comes together at the end. 🙂
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Fanfare for the Common Man comes to mind too.
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Yes another good one, and also another one which loses me somewhat in the middle! 🙂
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Ha!! Have a good week Colin
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And you Di. Stay safe. Take care. Keep smiling! 🙂
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Always my friend, always 😀
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That was a long one, with a variety of melodies. That’s what deejays call a bathroom break song. I was never much into that musical group, either. But I like that tune, because I think it could lure me into a nice, long nap.
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It was nice that they pulled it all back together at the end.”Lucky Man”, “Jerusalem” and “Fanfare for the Common Man” were pretty good as well. 🙂
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I always liked “Fanfare for the Common Man.” I figured it was about time I got recognized.
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🙂
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