Ep 208 - Super '70s - Donna Summer, Styx, Gloria Gaynor, Captain & Tennille, Helen Reddy, Natalie Cole, Kiki Dee

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The Super Seventies Show with interviews from Donna Summer, Styx, Kiki Dee, The Captain & Tennille.  (As Toni Tennille vainly tries to justify recording "Muskrat Love"!)    Tom has a brand new interview with "I Will Survive" singer Gloria Gaynor, who is shocked when we play her an interview that we did with her 40 years ago! Christopher talks about his amazing personal encounter with Natalie Cole.  And we close it off with "The Wisdom Of Helen" as Helen Reddy gives us her frank assessment of punk rock

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This week is our very first Super Seventies Show! Christopher and Tom are decked out in their afros and bell bottoms as they play classic interview highlights from Donna Summer, Styx, two-hit wonder Kiki Dee, and The Captain &...

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