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On this episode of The Top Ten Revealed: 200 Greatest Songs of the 70s, we're resuming out countdown with songs #130-121. Music experts like Paul Stanley, Jack Osbourne, and Kevin Cronin cover everything from Chicago to Christopher Cross.

We're keeping the party going with songs #120-111. Music experts like Don Felder, Lisa Loeb and John Oates cover everything from Alice Cooper to The Carpenters. Songs featured include Miss You, Rock and Roll Fantasy and Devil Woman.

The series continues counting down with songs #110-101 with music experts Steve Porcaro, Caleb Quaye and John 5 covering everything from Led Zeppelin to Gloria Gaynor. Songs highlighted include Beth, Bad Case of Loving You and Stairway to Heaven.

Counting down songs from 100 to 91 with music experts like Finesse Mitchell, John Oates and Kevin Cronin covering everything from Jim Croce to Elton John; featured songs include Funkytown, Horse With No Name and Time in a Bottle.

The series continues counting down songs #90-81 with music experts like Caity Babs, Mark McGrath and Lita Ford talking everything from Tom Jones to Jimmy Buffett. Songs include Slow Ride (Foghat), Sweet Emotion (Aerosmith) and How Long (Ace).

We're counting down songs #80-71 with music experts like Malina Moye, Robert Mason and EG Daily covering everything from Gerry Rafferty to Lou Reed. Songs include Wild Horses (The Rolling Stones), Rich Girl (Hall & Oates) and I Shot the Sheriff.

The series continues counting down songs #70-61 with music experts like Stephen Pearcy, Eddie Trunk and Lisa Loeb discussing everything from James Taylor to David Bowie. Songs featured include TNT (AC/DC), Take It Easy (The Eagles) and Heroes.

We're counting down songs #60-51 with music experts like Gibby Clark, Jackie Tohn and Matt Pinfield talking about everything from Peter Frampton to the Cars. Songs include Freebird (Lynyrd Skynyrd), Show Me The Way (Peter Frampton) and Imagine.