TOP TUNES FROM 1970: IN HONOR OF CHRIST THE KING CLASS OF 1970 ***45th REUNION*** IRONDEQUOIT, NY

Dear Christ the King Class of 1970,

Welcome to the TheMusicFest.net! And HAPPY 45th Reunion!

There are 7 pages (with 10 songs on each page) of “Top 100” songs from the year 1970 posted on this website in honor of our 45th Reunion celebration on this first weekend of October of 2015.

When you scroll down to the 10th song, you will find an embedded hyperlink by clicking on “HERE”. Doing so will bring you to the next page of 10 songs dedicated to the 45th Christ the King Class Reunion. There are 70 songs altogether which can also be accessed by clicking on the following links:

https://happytunes.themusicfest.net/ctk/top-tunes-from-1970/

https://happytunes.themusicfest.net/ctk/top-tunes-from-1970-2/

https://happytunes.themusicfest.net/ctk/top-tunes-from-1970-3/

https://happytunes.themusicfest.net/ctk/top-tunes-from-1970-4/

https://happytunes.themusicfest.net/ctk/top-tunes-from-1970-5/

https://happytunes.themusicfest.net/ctk/top-tunes-from-1970-6/

https://happytunes.themusicfest.net/ctk/top-tunes-from-1970-7/

So, have fun with this music site and don’t forget to show your kids all the awesome musicianship of that golden era of rock and pop. We tried to find the best video versions of each 1970 top tune on YouTube which really captured the spirit of the late ’60s and early ’70s.

We sincerely hope everyone will enjoy this GREAT music that we were so fortunate to grow up with. WOW, where would we have been without our music?!

With every good wish,
TheMusicFest.net

P.S. What this REUNION music celebration is missing is a drum solo by Michael Rotondo, an accordion performance by Chuck Loury and an Irish jig from Eileen MacDonald Roush. Let’s not forget the inspirational singing of Mrs. Betty Gefell during the 11 AM High Mass every Sunday—boy were we blessed!

P.P.S. Many thanks are in order to all the lovely CTK ladies who organized this GREAT Reunion event. Your fellow classmates are very grateful to Ellen Schnurr, Eileen McDonald Roush, Barbara Crugnale Fox, Patty Hartman Smith, Sue Klee Mlejnek and Tracey Hamm Schulz. Y’all did a wonderful job!

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