1972 was before I was born… 
But looking at the list of best albums, and best songs, and given my renewed interest in all things Barry White, I’d probably pick:
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I was ending my Soph year in college. There were concerts at least once/week on campus, rivaling that of the Fillmore East (which had just closed down in '71).
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Aye, two good ones !
Don’t sleep on the Bay City Rollers
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Someone has to be a huge Mott the Hoople fan so that would be me
Great album covers
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More like the Mullet of Kintyre
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1972 had a lot going for it jazzwise. Alice Coltrane for one was in her prime.
https://youtu.be/ds_ZR1X7ylM
So was Roland Kirk.
Archie
Herbie
Mingus
https://youtu.be/hTmhBA2rU9M
Reuben Wilson
https://youtu.be/I1xikOhih8Y
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Bolero, to be followed by Rapsodie Espagnole.
I met Bo Derek as a preteen when she was filming a movie in my hometown. Song worked for her!
Wonderful collection!
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If you like some of that funky kinda jazz take a flight with Donald Byrd
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My friend’s dad is a huge fan of Bobby Hutcherson…'72
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https://youtu.be/FcTUM_lWG7M
https://youtu.be/6s2zm_crkVc
https://youtu.be/Wdo-ZiHqbls
https://youtu.be/I95xCjQe6Jg
https://youtu.be/QjtD8A-MWBc
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What’s your favourite xmas song?
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I like
https://youtu.be/xp9rK8FmYog
my wife’s family is Swedish and Danish, so this is a must play; it’s a song about a bunch of forest gnomes drinking and being merry
We have Hannuka songs too!
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Many of those replies plus a few Bob Rives’ parodies (Walkin’ Around In Women’s Underwear). Can’t choose just one. ‘Do You Hear What I Hear’ was a childhood favorite.
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Serenade by William Grant Still.
And then is there the Love Actually scene.
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