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Britain’s Biggest 70s Hits: 1976 / Channel 5 3 Dec 2021

Britain’s Biggest 70s Hits: 1976

A look at the musical highs of 1976, with contributions from Dana and Paul Gambaccini. Leo Sayer, Tina Charles, and Candi Staton recall their chart-toppers, while members of the Real Thing, Showaddywaddy, Dr Hook, and Brotherhood of Man reminisce about their hits.

This series revisits the musical highs of a great decade of pop music – the 1970s.

Season 1 Episode 7
Runtime: 90 minutes
Time: 22:00
Airdate: 3 Dec 2021
Network: Channel 5

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