Now 70s schedule

You'd think these 50 brilliant songs of the 70s from icons like The Police, Blondie, Elton John, ABBA and more must have been huge - but they all missed the Top 10! Watch and weep.

From hippies to punk rockers, via folk, funk, soul & disco - these are the classic songs that made the 70s!

Over-bearded men & leftfield ladies - all with fabulous tunes! These are alternative hits from the west coast, the underground & the counter culture of the 1970s.

2 hours of superbly crafted songs inspired by different regions of the world. Including Simon & Garfunkel, Cat Stevens, James Taylor, Janis Joplin, Bob Dylan & Neil Young.

Simon Bates with a celebration of a decade - the 50 biggest pure pop hits of the 70s. He's got a bucketload of Boney M, oodles of the Osmonds and an armful of ABBA!

Non-stop punk and new wave the cool kids were listening to in the latter half of the decade - expect skinny jeans, safety pins, guitars and a few snarls!

Fifty songs from the cooler end of the 70s spectrum - designed for repeated plays! From Free to The Police via Thin Lizzy, The Clash & Lene Lovich.

Non-stop punk and new wave the cool kids were listening to in the latter half of the decade - expect skinny jeans, safety pins, guitars and a few snarls!

Pop groups ruled the 70s and came from all quarters! From Germany's Boney M, Sweden's ABBA and the UK's Queen, Police and Showaddywaddy - Tony Blackburn counts down the definitive 25.

Mark Goodier with 1978's big music award winners.

Blimey, what a year! Get ready to turn your telly up LOUD, with the greatest party anthems from '78 including Grease, Saturday Night Fever, Blondie, Ian Dury, Dan Hartman and Chic.

The voice of your childhood Derek Griffiths with 40 of those tunes you pestered your parents to buy - all top pop moments that still bring a smile & happy memories of school days!

Experience the magic of the 70s, where every beat was a spell and every song a timeless enchantment!

What 70s songs have streamed over a billion times worldwide? There are lots from Rumours & Queen's Greatest, but the songs at 4, 9, 12 & 18 might surprise you!