113FM Hits 1977

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113FM Hits 1977 is an internet-only channel of the 113FM Radio Network (founded 2013), playing the Top 40 hits of 1977 around the clock. The free 128 kbps stream mixes pop, disco and soft-rock songs that charted that year for listeners looking for a nostalgic trip through 1977.

Live

12:45

Don't Leave Me This Way

Thelma Houston
12:37

It Was Almost Like A Song

Ronnie Milsap
12:30

Tonight's The Night

Rod Stewart
12:22

Love's Grown Deep

Kenny Nolan
12:15

Margaritaville

Jimmy Buffett

Fuld playlist

Top sange

1

Night Moves

Bob Seger & The Silver Bullet Band
2

You Don't Have to Be a Star (To Be In My Show)

Marilyn McCoo & Billy Davis Jr.
3

Gonna Fly Now (Theme From "Rocky")

Bill Conti
4

Right Time of the Night

Jennifer Warnes
5

The Rubberband Man

The Spinners
6

You Made Me Believe In Magic

Bay City Rollers
7

High School Dance

The Sylvers
8

Margaritaville

Jimmy Buffett
9

Hotel California

Eagles
10

Dreams

Fleetwood Mac
11

Boogie Nights

Heatwave
12

On and On

Stephen Bishop
13

Victim of Love

Eagles
14

Easy

The Commodores
15

Smoke from a Distant Fire

Sanford Townsend Band
16

Dazz

Brick
17

Dancing Queen

ABBA
18

Somebody to Love

Queen
19

Rich Girl

Daryl Hall & John Oates
20

Carry On Wayward Son

Kansas
21

Blinded By the Light (Stein an der Traun 28 Mar 2009)

Manfred Mann's Earth Band
22

I Wish

Stevie Wonder
23

Hot Line

The Sylvers
24

Walk This Way

Aerosmith
25

Go Your Own Way

Fleetwood Mac
26

Lucille

Kenny Rogers
27

Car Wash

Rose Royce
28

Enjoy Yourself

The Jacksons
29

How Much Love (Remastered)

Leo Sayer
30

Lido Shuffle

Boz Scaggs
31

Cold As Ice

Foreigner
32

Sir Duke

Stevie Wonder
33

That's Rock 'N' Roll

Shaun Cassidy
34

Way Down

Elvis Presley
35

Don't Stop

Fleetwood Mac
36

Barracuda

Heart
37

Telephone Line

Electric Light Orchestra
38

Best of My Love

The Emotions
39

I Wanna Get Next to You

Rose Royce
40

Tonight's the Night (Gonna Be Alright) [Live Leicester, England, 12/4/76]

Rod Stewart