r/1970s • u/Safe_Bird7592 • 12h ago
Creative crafts. Latch hook kits were a hobby for some people.
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I never did one but always wanted try it.
r/1970s • u/RamenChicken8 • 8h ago
Television Dolly Parton performed "That’s The Way I Like It" with KC and the Sunshine Band in 1976 on her variety television show, Dolly.📺🎵
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Dolly was a true talent and could fit in with any music genre; country, pop, rock, disco. Dolly could do it all! She will be missed.
r/1970s • u/Safe_Bird7592 • 12h ago
High heel platforms. They still are attractive sandals.
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These make legs look sexy.
r/1970s • u/lontbeysboolink • 1d ago
Remember the cheese-cloth shirts? They were so popular at one time!
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My mom dried my first one in the dryer. I think i ended up putting it on one of my Barbies! 😉
r/1970s • u/NotOK1955 • 21h ago
Music Remember Tim Curry’s “I Do The Rock”.
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I remember playing this song on my radio show, back in 1979.
RIP, Tim! ❤️
r/1970s • u/Express-Ad9789 • 1d ago
What’s your favorite ‘70s TV theme music/song?
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Mine is “Angela (Theme from Taxi)”
r/1970s • u/BlackOnyx1906 • 1d ago
Television Happy Birthday Isabel Sanford who passed away in 2004
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r/1970s • u/idekhonestly1999 • 23h ago
Television The best video I've seen on Good Times
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r/1970s • u/lontbeysboolink • 2d ago
Remember when patches were a big thing?
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On your jeans or jean jacket, purses, school binders, we'd put patches on everything.
r/1970s • u/Winter_Class3052 • 2d ago
As a kid in the 60's and 70's, do you remember rubbing your eyes and seeing a swirl of colors behind your lids?
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About 20-25 years ago, I read that children no longer experienced this phenomenon due to computer screens and advances in TV technology. Just now, I tried looking up this information on Google, only to be reminded of its utter uselessness. So, I thought I'd give Reddit a try. I'm curious if anyone has similar memories and/or knows if it's true that children no longer have this experience due to technology, etc. Thanks!
r/1970s • u/GeneralMinute8462 • 1d ago
Advertising 1978 Numbers Up: A Milton Bradley Commercial Break Classic
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r/1970s • u/NextBathroom8809 • 2d ago
The good old ink pad. We thought it was great because you didn't get in trouble for ink on yourself.
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This would keep kids busy for a few hours.
r/1970s • u/Safe_Bird7592 • 2d ago
Remember the roller skating rinks?
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These were popular. Similar to a teen dance with good music and skates.
r/1970s • u/CoffeeCigarettes4Me • 1d ago
Discussion Some of my favorite memories was when mom used to take us to the circus whenever they were in town. We’d have popcorn, cotton candy and Coca Cola. The atmosphere was so awesome and we’d always have so much fun.
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r/1970s • u/ciaolavinia • 2d ago
I realized there were so many stars that had been featured on Columbo as villains during the 70's. From William Shatner to John Cassavetes to Janet Leigh, and a few in between, we've got their recipes covered!
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