NOW 70s

If you love the night life, and you gotta boogie, then NOW 70s has a two-hour antidote. Turn up those disco lights and strap on the roller skates! Oh yeah.

If you don't get up and dance, you aren't human! Disco was the best floor show in town & once again it's time to get up & get lost in the pulse.

From the era of glam rock, new wave and disco, it's all the hits from just one decade - the 1970s! Platform boots and flares at the ready.

In order - five hours of the biggest karaoke anthems of the 70s - from Mungo Jerry and T.Rex to Abba, Blondie and Queen. Prepare to sing out loud.

His national treasure status has grown with time, and every one of these songs is now considered a classic. These are Elton's big hits in order, from 1971's 'Your Song' onwards.

Runners-up from the UK charts in 1977 - those 11 songs that didn't quite make it & got stuck behind long running chart toppers from Abba, Donna Summer, Elvis Presley & Wings.

Classic hits from just 1 year - 1977.

Sixty minutes of back-to-back number 1s from 1977 - a year when David Soul and disco were kings! With Mr Charts himself - Mark Goodier.

Mark Goodier with 1977's big music award winners.

Ignore the grainy visuals - just sit back and enjoy Fleetwood Mac in their late 70s & 80s pomp! 11 classic songs, in order, through Rumours, Tusk & Tango In The Night.

Crackling vinyl, shag carpets & lava lamp glows - this is how we loved in the 70s! Oh James..

What a decade for soul and funk, and this is two hours of the very best! Including Stevie Wonder, Diana Ross, Al Green, Smokey Robinson and the Stylistics.

Tony Blackburn brings the sunshine to you - 70s style! Every vid is full of outdoor fun - with Dr Hook & ELO, Elton & ABBA, Bee Gees & Boney M.

Over-bearded men and leftfield ladies - all with fabulous tunes! These are alternative hits from the West Coast, the underground and the counter culture of the 1970s.

28 hit songs, 14 top artists - one track as they were in the 60s, and another in the 70s - simple! From The Kinks to The King, John Lennon to Johnny Cash.