What music would have played on your radio in 1970?

[rhjanes]

We still have a lot of vinyl.  Mostly 33 1/3.  A few 45's.  Some 78's.  Still have a turn table.  Still have a cassette player.  Still have a wind-up Silvertone Victrola from the 1920's that works. My wife got a portable 78 player from her family!  It also still works, looks like a small suitcase.  You'd take that out on picnics in the 20's, 30's and 40's.  We have almost every Beatles album, twice.  My wife used to tell people she married me because I had a complete collection of Beatles.  I'd fire right back that she did also and HER'S are ORIGINAL's.  Most of mine are later pressings. 
"Guess I'll have to buy the White album again". 

[Steve McDonald Formally known as Mcdonas]

   I'm old enough and was fortunate enough to see the following in person,
   Doors , Who , Stones, Cream, Dylan , Joplin , Airplane, Dead , Ronstat , Buffalo Springfield, Animals , Kinks, Yardbird , Birds, Strawberry Alarm Clock , Herman's Hermits and others that slip my fossilized memory. Funny thing is they are still played today! I only had AM because I wasn't "hip" enough.

First one I ever went to, first time I ever heard a woman say "F#$k" in a normal conversation
She was really drunk and sounded nothing like her records

[98SVT - was 06GT]

I got tickets for the Doors at West Covina's Carousel Theatre. The girl I was taking parents nixed the Doors idea so we went to the Byrds a couple weeks later.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yoZrdjzj3nI

[honker]

   I'm old enough and was fortunate enough to see the following in person,
   Doors , Who , Stones, Cream, Dylan , Joplin , Airplane, Dead , Ronstat , Buffalo Springfield, Animals , Kinks, Yardbird , Birds, Strawberry Alarm Clock , Herman's Hermits and others that slip my fossilized memory. Funny thing is they are still played today! I only had AM because I wasn't "hip" enough.

Saw quite a few of those as well, showing my age here 

A friend has this decal on his race trailer 

[98SVT - was 06GT]

She was really drunk and sounded nothing like her records

In concert generally sucked if you went to hear the music.
Also did you ever notice how all those 60s in concert albums just don't sound right? The secret is the bands played their concerts but not in the studio.
The secret was the Wrecking Crew https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Wrecking_Crew_(music)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SX5BCgmr7tg

[crossboss]

She was really drunk and sounded nothing like her records

In concert generally sucked if you went to hear the music.
Also did you ever notice how all those 60s in concert albums just don't sound right? The secret is the bands played their concerts but not in the studio.
The secret was the Wrecking Crew https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Wrecking_Crew_(music)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SX5BCgmr7tg

'Most' live albums are cleaned up for release. The only way to get the real live experience from a band was by purchasing a live bootleg. Two good examples of this are "Frampton Comes Alive", and Zeppelin's "The Song Remains the Same". Both commercially released album versions are vastly different than the 'real' concert versions. Again, cleaned up and over dubbed to remove the mistakes.

[deathsled]

I got tickets for the Doors at West Covina's Carousel Theatre. The girl I was taking parents nixed the Doors idea so we went to the Byrds a couple weeks later.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yoZrdjzj3nI

Damn!  So you missed the Lizard King in concert??

[69mach351w]

Rolling Stones, The Guess Who, Free, CCR, Nazareth. To name a few.

Sorry Guys, JMO.
Have never been a Led Zeppelin fan,  that goes for Joplin and Bob Dylan as well.

[rhjanes]

She was really drunk and sounded nothing like her records

In concert generally sucked if you went to hear the music.
Also did you ever notice how all those 60s in concert albums just don't sound right? The secret is the bands played their concerts but not in the studio.
The secret was the Wrecking Crew https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/The_Wrecking_Crew_(music)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SX5BCgmr7tg

Same at many Nashville and Memphis studio's.  Still true today. 
Check out on Netflixs, "Hired Guns".

[FL SAAC]

I am truly at a loss for words that no one has mentioned the Archies and their number one hit "Sugar, Sugar"

[Royce Peterson]

I am truly at a loss for words that no one has mentioned the Archies and their number one hit "Sugar, Sugar"

I had the "Archies" Sugar Sugar that came on the back of a cereal box - can't recall which cereal but the record played just fine on my parent's 33 1/3 Sears stereo. Maybe 1968?

[Royce Peterson]

Well Google found that one in about 10 seconds.

I am truly at a loss for words that no one has mentioned the Archies and their number one hit "Sugar, Sugar"

I had the "Archies" Sugar Sugar that came on the back of a cereal box - can't recall which cereal but the record played just fine on my parent's 33 1/3 Sears stereo. Maybe 1968?

[FL SAAC]

And how about these gents:

The Great Charlie Daniels, Black Oak Arkansas, Marshall Tucker, Black Foot, Molly Hatchet, Hank, Lynyrd Skinner, 38 Special, Allmsn Brothers, The Band to name a few

Watch "Charlie Daniels Band-The Souths Gonna Do It Again" on YouTube
https://youtu.be/McIxMlOXbS0

Black Oak Arkansas - Jim Dandy - [original STEREO]
https://youtu.be/LhvEiL2CgT4

[gt350hr]

    I'm listening to Crossroads as I type!

[FL SAAC]

    I'm listening to Crossroads as I type!

Oh yeah, oh yeah....I raise you

Sunshine Of Your Love
https://youtu.be/y_u1eu6Lpds