Love songs in Western music that were hits in the 1970s. World-famous classics and popular tracks.

Instant ReplayDan Hartman

Dan Hartman – Instant Replay

It boasts an irresistibly catchy, addictive disco sound.

The August 1978 single released by American artist Dan Hartman after his solo debut rides an exceptionally danceable beat to express a desire to turn back time and relive moments with a lover.

Following his tenure with the Edgar Winter Group, his solo debut—where he also showcased his skills as a producer—left a vivid impression.

The upbeat melody that kicks off with a countdown swept through the disco scene of the time.

It became an international hit, reaching No.

29 on the U.

S.

Billboard chart and No.

8 in the U.

K.

Perfect for glamorous party scenes, drives, and any situation that makes your heart race.

My First My Last My EverythingBarry White

Barry White – My First My Last My Everything

A sweet love song that extols eternal love, it resonates with Barry White’s rich baritone voice.

His warm, gentle vocals wrap expressions of affection and gratitude for a lover in tender words.

Released in October 1974 and included on the album “Can’t Get Enough,” the song became a major hit, reaching No.

2 on the Billboard Hot 100.

It has also been featured in films such as “Bridget Jones’s Diary” and “Dark Shadows,” and continues to be loved by audiences across generations.

It’s a wonderful choice for a wedding first dance or party scene, gently conveying feelings to someone special.

With a heartwarming melody perfect for listening while snuggled up to the one you love, it’s a truly charming track.

That’s the Way of the WorldEarth, Wind & Fire

Earth, Wind & Fire – That’s the Way of the World (Official Audio)

A song created by brothers Maurice and Verdine White of Earth, Wind & Fire together with producer Charles Stepney.

It is the title track from their 1975 album.

At the 2016 Grammy Awards, an a cappella version was performed by Pentatonix and Stevie Wonder in memory of the late Maurice.

Make It With YouBread

Bread – Make it with you (1970)

A masterpiece of soft rock that wraps the feelings of two people in love in a sweet, gentle sound.

This gem of a ballad from the American band Bread portrays a vow of love: pursuing dreams together and building a future side by side.

David Gates’s warm vocals resonate tenderly, as if whispering in a lover’s ear.

Released in August 1970, it reached No.

1 on the U.

S.

Billboard chart and secured its place as one of Bread’s signature songs.

It has been covered by many artists, including Aretha Franklin and Earth, Wind & Fire.

A heartwarming love song perfect for listening while cuddling with your partner or thinking of someone dear.

Nobody Does It BetterCarly Simon

Carly Simon – Nobody Does It Better – The Spy Who Loved Me

A song known as the theme for the James Bond film “The Spy Who Loved Me.” It was released as a single in 1977 and has been covered by many artists, including Julie Andrews, Mantovani, and Captain & Tennille.

You Are The Sunshine Of My LifeStevie Wonder

Stevie Wonder You Are The Sunshine Of My Life

A song released as a single by Stevie Wonder in 1973.

It was recorded at Electric Lady Studios in New York.

Marvin Gaye cited it as an example of how the “environment” can influence songwriting.

She’s The OneBruce Springsteen

Bruce Springsteen & The E Street Band – She’s the One (Live In Barcelona)

A song included on the album “Born to Run,” released in 1975 by Bruce Springsteen.

It is considered one of his most classic love songs.

It was recorded in mono rather than stereo.