I love the '70s

I saw a post on these 2001 Upper Deck 1970s inserts at Mark's Ephemera and liked it so much that I thought I'd expand on it a little bit.

Mark matched each card from the Disco Era Dandies insert with the possible musical tastes of each player. I'm going a step further and selecting a specific song of the disco era that I think goes with the player. Why? Because I love music, I love baseball, and I love the '70s. So, put on your Boogie Shoes and join me.

DE1: Mike Schmidt. "Gonna Fly Now, Theme From Rocky," Bill Conti
DE2: Johnny Bench. "Disco Duck," Rick Dees (sorry, like Mark's Ephemera, I don't see Johnny as a disco guy. He'd be into the novelty songs)
DE3: Lou Brock. "Fly Robin Fly," Silver Connection
DE4: Reggie Jackson. "Got to Give It Up," Marvin Gaye
DE5: Willie Stargell. "We Are Family," Sister Sledge (that's a no-brainer)
DE6: Tom Seaver. "Heartache Tonight," Eagles

But why stop there? Let's do the same thing with the Bellbottomed Bashers insert set, too. This is a 10-card set.

BB1: Reggie Jackson. "Every 1s A Winner," Hot Chocolate
BB2: Gorman Thomas. "Slow Ride," Foghat
BB3: Willie McCovey. "Disco Lady," Johnnie Taylor
BB4: Willie Stargell. "Shining Star," Earth, Wind & Fire
BB5: Mike Schmidt. "Let Your Love Flow," Bellamy Brothers
BB6: George Foster. "Keep On Truckin'," Eddie Kendricks
BB7: Johnny Bench. "Rhinestone Cowboy," Glen Campbell
BB8: Dave Kingman. "Theme From S.W.A.T." Rhythm Heritage
BB9: Graig Nettles. "Pick Up the Pieces," Average White Band
BB10: Steve Garvey. "Annie's Song," John Denver

I must complete the entire Upper Deck '70s set. And all the inserts. It is far out, man.