Auswahl 70er Jahre: |
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|---|---|
| 1970 | 1975 |
| 1971 | 1976 |
| 1972 | 1977 |
| 1973 | 1978 |
| 1974 | 1979 |
Die größten Hits aus dem Jahr 1971. Insgesamt umfasst unsere Playlist die 100 beliebtesten Songs, die in dem Jahr 1971 die Musik-Charts erobern konnten. In Deutschland erreichten acht Songs den 1. Platz der Single-Charts. In diesem Jahr erreichte kein deutschsprachiges Lied den Spitzenplatz in den Charts.
Das beliebteste Lied aus dem Jahr 1971 stammt von dem französischen Schlagersänger und Komponist „Danyel Gérard“ und heißt „Butterfly“. Der Popsong war ein Millionenseller und verkaufte sich weltweit über 13 Millionen Mal. In Deutschland war der Titel 14 Wochen lang auf dem ersten Platz der Single-Charts.
Den zweiten Platz belegten die Songs „Mamy Blue“ der spanischen Popmusik-Gruppe „Pop Tops“ und das Lied „My Sweet Lord“ von dem britischen Musiker und Komponist „George Harrison“. Beide Songs konnte sich sich 10 Wochen lang in Deutschland auf Platz 1 der Charts behaupten. „My Sweet Lord“ war darüberhinaus auch in Österreich, der Schweiz, den USA und Großbritannien auf der Spitzenposition.
Den dritten Platz belegt der Song „Co-Co“ der britische Rockband „The Sweet“. Das Lied war sechs Wochen lang auf dem erste Platz der Charts vertreten.
Weitere erfolgreiche Musiker aus dem Jahr 1971 waren Carpenters, Donny Osmond, Stevie Wonder und Jackson 5.
Die 100 größten Hits aus dem Jahr 1971:
| Song: | Interpret: | Hörprobe: |
|---|---|---|
| Butterfly | Danyel Gérard |  |
| Gypsy, Tramps And Thieves | Cher |  |
| Proud Mary | Ike and Tina Turner |  |
| Mercy Mercy Me (The Ecology) | Marvin Gaye | |
| My Sweet Lord | George Harrison | |
| If Not For You | Olivia Newton-John | |
| Stick-up | Honey Cone | |
| Mamy Blue | Pop Tops | |
| Brown Sugar | Rolling Stones | |
| What's Going On | Marvin Gaye | |
| A Song of Joy | Miguel Ríos | |
| If You Really Love Me | Stevie Wonder | |
| Borriquito | Peret | |
| Rainy Days And Mondays | Carpenters | |
| Stay Awhile | Bells | |
| Co-Co | The Sweet | |
| Liar | Three Dog Night | |
| Me And Bobby McGee | Janis Joplin | |
| Groove Me | King Floyd | |
| Lonely Days | Bee Gees | |
| Rose Garden | Lynn Anderson | |
| Here Comes That Rainy Day Feeling Again | Fortunes | |
| Superstar | Murray Head and The Trinidad Singers | |
| Never Can Say Goodbye | Jackson 5 | |
| Joy To The World | Three Dog Night | |
| Chirpy Chirpy Cheep Cheep | Mac and Katie Kissoon | |
| Help Me Make It Through The Night | Sammi Smith | |
| Knock Three Times | Dawn | |
| Watching Scotty Grow | Bobby Goldsboro | |
| Butterfly | Danyel Gérard | |
| You've Got A Friend | James Taylor | |
| Mama's Pearl | Jackson 5 | |
| How Can You Mend A Broken Heart | Bee Gees | |
| Sweet City Woman | Stampeders | |
| One Toke Over The Line | Brewer and Shipley | |
| Rose Garden | Lynn Anderson | |
| Amos Moses | Jerry Reed | |
| Tired Of Being Alone | Al Green | |
| Spanish Harlem | Aretha Franklin | |
| Maggie May / (Find A) Reason To Believe | Rod Stewart | |
| Me And You And A Dog Named Boo | Lobo | |
| My Sweet Lord | George Harrison | |
| That's The Way I've Always Heard It Should Be | Carly Simon | |
| I Love You For All Seasons | Fuzz | |
| Just My Imagination (Running Away With Me) | Temptations | |
| If | Bread | |
| Mr. Big Stuff | Jean Knight | |
| Don't Pull Your Love | Hamilton, Joe Frank and Reynolds | |
| Hey Tonight | Creedence Clearwater Revival | |
| If You Could Read My Mind | Gordon Lightfoot | |
| Love Story (Where Do I Begin) | Andy Williams | |
| It's Too Late | Carole King | |
| Temptation Eyes | Grass Roots | |
| Want Ads | Honey Cone | |
| She's A Lady | Tom Jones | |
| I Don't Know How To Love Him | Helen Reddy | |
| Indian Reservation | Raiders | |
| Draggin' The Line | Tommy James | |
| Do You Know What I Mean | Lee Michaels | |
| For All We Know | Carpenters | |
| It Don't Come Easy | Ringo Starr | |
| Smiling Faces Sometimes | Undisputed Truth | |
| Woodstock | Matthews' Southern Comfort | |
| Yo-yo | Osmonds | |
| One Bad Apple | Osmonds One | |
| Wild World | Cat Stevens | |
| Superstar | Carpenters | |
| She's Not Just Another Woman | 8th Day | |
| The Night They Drove Old Dixie Down | Joan Baez | |
| I Just Want To Celebrate | Rare Earth | |
| Sweet And Innocent | Donny Osmond | |
| Go Away Little Girl | Donny Osmond | |
| Mr. Bojangles | Nitty Gritty Dirt Band | |
| Ain't No Sunshine | Bill Withers | |
| Amazing Grace | Judy Collins | |
| Won't Get Fooled Again | Who | |
| Treat Her Like A Lady | Cornelius Brothers and Sister Rose | |
| Timothy | Buoys | |
| I Am..I Said | Neil Diamond | |
| Chick-A-Boom (Don't Ya Jes' Love It) | Daddy Dewdrop | |
| Bridge Over Troubled Water | Aretha Franklin | |
| Wedding Song (There Is Love) | Paul Stookey | |
| Take Me Home, Country Roads | John Denver | |
| Don't Knock My Love, Pt. 1 | Wilson Pickett | |
| When You're Hot, You're Hot | Jerry Reed | |
| I Hear You Knocking | Dave Edmunds | |
| Whatcha See Is Whatcha Get | Dramatics | |
| Love Her Madly | Doors | |
| Uncle Albert-Admiral Halsey | Paul and Linda McCartney | |
| Bring The Boys Home | Freda Payne | |
| Funky Nassau | Beginning Of The End | |
| Trapped By A Thing Called Love | Denise Lasalle | |
| Here Comes The Sun | Richie Havens | |
| Put Your Hand In The Hand | Ocean | |
| If I Were Your Woman | Gladys Knight and The Pips | |
| Doesn't Somebody Want To Be Wanted | Partridge Family | |
| Easy Loving | Freddy Hart | --- |
| Never Ending Song Of Love | Delaney and Bonnie and Friends | --- |
| I Found Someone Of My Own | Free Movement | --- |
| Signs | Five Man Electrical Band | --- |
Der Beitrag 1971: Die 100 besten Songs erschien zuerst auf MUSIKRADAR.DE.