Welcome to Super70s.com!

Welcome to the Super70s family of websites: There is Super70s.com, which covers the 1970s. There is Awesome80s.com, which covers the 1980s. And there is Virtual90s.com, which will cover the 1990s starting in late summer of 2008. The fourth site is BaseballChronology which covers the history of baseball from the 1840s to the present. Do you see the set of colored boxes on the right labeled 70s, 80s, 90s, and BC? These are at the top of every page and allow you to quickly switch between all four sites!

Have you checked out our new discussion forums? Now you can discuss anything related to the Super70s, Awesome80s, or Virtual90s. There are literally thousands of your messages dating back to the last century already there and I am copying over more every day. I think you will agree that this is a much better way to allow you to share your memories with others and read others comments as well.

There are over 400,000 pages combined on these sites, and we're hardly going to stop there! We constantly add new information, so come back soon! (Don't forget to add Super70s.com to your favorites, so you can find us again. You can also make Super70s.com your home page.)

September 8 in 70s/80s History:

Happy Birthday:
"Revenge of the Pink Panther" actor Peter Sellers was born on this date in 1925.
We have a complete list of current and former Baseball players who are celebrating birthdays today.

In The News for September 8:
On this date in 1974 A TWA 707 crashed when a terrorist bomb rendered plane uncontrollable in the Ionian Sea, 58 miles west of Greece killing 88.

Movies released on September 8:
Sunday, Bloody Sunday in 1971
Kickboxer in 1989

The #1 Songs for September 8:
1970: 'War' by Edwin Starr.
1971: 'Uncle Albert/Admiral Halsey' by Paul & Linda McCartney.
1972: 'Brandy (You're a Fine Girl)' by Looking Glass.
1973: 'Let's Get it On' by Marvin Gaye.
1974: '(You're) Having My Baby' by Paul Anka.
1975: 'Rhinestone Cowboy' by Glen Campbell.
1976: 'You Should Be Dancing' by Bee Gees.
1977: 'Best of My Love' by Emotions.
1978: 'Grease' by Frankie Valli.
1979: 'My Sharona' by The Knack.
1980: 'Upside Down' by Diana Ross.
1981: 'Endless Love' by Diana Ross & Lionel Richie.
1982: 'Abracadabra' by Steve Miller Band.
1983: 'Sweet Dreams (Are Made of This)' by Eurythmics.
1984: 'What's Love Got To Do With It' by Tina Turner.
1985: 'St. Elmo's Fire (Man in Motion)' by John Parr.
1986: 'Venus' by Bananarama.
1987: 'La Bamba' by Los Lobos.
1988: 'Monkey' by George Michael .
1989: 'Cold Hearted' by Paula Abdul.
These were the most popular songs on September 8 of each year.

Do you remember the Concorde, the Bee Gees, John Travolta and Saturday Night Fever, Kent State and the end of the Vietnam War, Pop Rocks, the Pet Rock, the Mood Ring and the Lava Lamp, Nixon and Agnew, Jaws and Rocky, Elton John, Peter Frampton and The Eagles, Farrah Fawcett & Charlie's Angels, the Bermuda Triangle, Three Mile Island and the Disappearance of D.B. Cooper, the Iranian Hostage Crisis and Watergate? Then this site is FOR YOU!