1970s Tributes

When one thinks of the 1970s they automatically usually think of the Disco era. Although this is true, the 70s were much more than that.

The early 70s brought in a genre of music known as Country Rock and groups like the Eagles were the forerunners of this genre. From England the music of Elton John and Rod Stewart were a mainstay and in America we had another new style of music known as easy listening with artists like James Taylor, Neil Young, Cat Stevens and Jim Croce.

In the 1970s Rock ‘n’ Roll was alive and well with more of a “Rock” than a Roll sound and today we remember that genre as Classic Rock. Groups like Aerosmith, The Rolling Stones, Bruce Springsteen, Led Zeppelin, Queen, Boston, and Journey all led the pack. And even though The Eagles were known for their Country Rock style they too crossed over into the Classic Rock genre joining the pack.

This doesn’t mean that people weren’t dancing in the early part of the 70s. Groups like The Commodores and James Brown and Kool and the Gang were some of the acts that commanded attention until KC and the Sunshine Band came on the scene in 1975. From that point on it was Saturday Night Fever where the Bee Gees changed their style and Disco was born. Artists like Donna Summer, Gloria Gaynor, The Tramps, and Barry White all had incredible careers at that time.

Whether it’s Country Rock, Easy Listening, Classic Rock or Disco, Booking House Inc stable of Tribute Artists are the absolute best in the world when it comes to replicating these genres.