Top 11 Songs from ’76 to Put on Your Next Party Playlist

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00:00Top 11 Songs From 76 To Put On Your Next Party Playlist

00:05Number 11 Don't Go Breaking My Heart

00:09Elton John and Kiki D's playful duet, penned under pseudonyms, topped charts worldwide,

00:14their chemistry elevating otherwise straightforward lyrics

00:18Number 10 Magic Man

00:20Hart's Wilson sisters shattered Rock's Boys Club, scoring a top 10 with autobiographical

00:25firepower and trailblazing female musicianship

00:29Number 9 Disco Lady

00:32Johnny Taylor melded soul and disco grooves, earning the RIAA's first platinum single

00:37and four weeks atop Billboard's charts

00:40Number 8 She's Gone

00:43Hall & Oates transformed heartbreak into blue-eyed soul mastery, finally reaching the top 10 and

00:48cementing their songwriter credibility

00:51Number 7 Let Your Love Flow

00:54The Bellamy Brothers delivered sunny optimism post-Watergate, blending country textures with

00:59pop hooks for weeks-long dominance and widespread comfort

01:03Number 6 Afternoon Delight

01:06Starlin Vocal Band wrapped suggestive themes in wholesome harmonies, topping charts and winning

01:11Grammys, while mainstream radio overlooked cheeky subtext

01:16Number 5 Love So Right

01:19The Bee Gees showcased Barry's falsetto and lush harmonies, bridging folk-pop roots and impending disco dominance, peaking at 3

01:27Number 4 Disco Duck

01:30Rick Deez's novelty smash-quacked at number 1, selling 4 million and parodying disco even as dance floors celebrated

01:37Number 3 Kiss & Say Goodbye

01:41The Manhattan's blended spoken confession and soaring harmonies, crafting a platinum heartbreak ballad that topped Billboard's Hot 100

01:49Number 2 Muskrat Love

01:53Captain and Tenille's quirky rodent romance reached number 4, polarizing critics while listeners embraced its strange, enduring pop charm

02:01Number 1 Rockin' Me

02:04Steve Miller's guitar-driven anthem topped charts, delivering catchy reassurance, while rock countered disco's surge with unpretentious hooks

02:12Number 15

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02:33Number 20

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02:40Number 17