California Dreaming by the Mamas & Papas
Go Your Own Way and others by Fleetwood Mac
Sweet Talkin’ Woman, ELO
You Turn Me On I’m A Radio and Carey, Joni Mitchell
Tell Me To My Face and Part of the Plan, Dan Fogelberg
Legend in Your Own Time and Jesse, Carly Simon
I listen to the oldies stations here in Michigan, lots of breezy folk rock pop
you can listen online too and peruse the playlists for artists…
“Sweet City Woman” – The Stampeders
“Beginnings” and “Saturday In The Park” – Chicago
“Suavecito” – Malo
“Low Rider” – War
I’m not sure what the limits of breeziness are, but some of these might be the kind of thing you’re looking for:
Raindrops Keep Fallin’ on My Head - B. J. Thomas
Love Grows (Where My Rosemary Goes) - Edison Lighthouse
Everything Is Beautiful - Ray Stevens
(They Long to Be) Close to You - The Carpenters
Make It with You - Bread
We’ve Only Just Begun - The Carpenters
I(f You Could Read My Mind - Gordon Lightfoot
For All We Know - The Carpenters
If - Bread
Rainy Days and Mondays - The Carpenters
You’ve Got a Friend - James Taylor
Ain’t No Sunshine - Bill Withers
Take It Easy - The Eagles
Saturday in the Park - Chicago
I Can See Clearly Now - Johnny Nash
Ventura Highway - America
Could It Be I’m Falling in Love - The Spinners
Danny’s Song - Anne Murray
Natural High - Bloodstone
Sunshine on My Shoulders - John Denver
Midnight at the Oasis - Maria Muldaur
Black Water - The Doobie Brothers
Sister Golden Hair - America
Chevy Van - Sammy Johns
Rock Me Gently is a great song.
How about John Denver? (Calypso is very breazy)
First thing I thought of was “Good Time Charlie’s Got the Blues” by Danny O’Keefe. Turns out it’s on an album called Breezy Stories is probably why.
The Eagles - New Kid In Town
Chicago - Colour My World
Melanie - Brand New Key
Chuck Mangione - Feels So Good
Crosby Stills & Nash - Just A Song Before I Go
Billy Joel - The Mexican Connection
Elton John - Daniel
James Taylor - Fire and Rain
The Beatles - Something
Grateful Dead - Franklin’s Tower
Stephen Stills - Love The One You’re With
Stephen Bishop - On and On
Cat Stevens - Peace Train
Al Stewart - Year Of The Cat
Todd Rundgren - Hello It’s Me
Led Zeppelin - Hey Hey What Can I Do
That was 1965.
We’ve Only Just Begun, The Carpenters
Pretty much anything sung by Carly Simon, The Osmonds, and Barry Manilow.
Pablo Cruise - Love Will Find A Way
Crystal Gayle- Don’t It Make My Brown Eyes Blue
Van Morrison - Tupelo Honey
Jimmy Buffett- Margaritaville (plus maybe a few others 
)
Please Come to Boston - Dave Loggins
Now, if you’ll pardon me I have to go put on Best of Bread
Good idea! While you’re doing that be sure to listen to Let Your Love Go.
Anything by Seals & Crofts, especially “Summer Breeze”
aaaaaahhhhhhh…good times…I have Chevy Van on a mix CD in the car…
ETA: Dammit..he died this year… Sammy Johns - Wikipedia
Forgive me if I missed it, but no has yet mentioned George Bensons “Breezin’”
Can’t get much breezier than that, methinks. 
This song has some of the strangest lyrics I’ve ever heard. It’s like “Maggie May” meets “Killing an Arab.”
Dobie Gray - Drift Away
By the by; I once ordered a seven-CD set from a television commercial in a drunken stupor in the middle of the night. In the morning, I thought, oh, what have I done! It arrived, and it is awesome. It’s called “Seventies AM Gold” and has many of the songs mentioned in this thread.
We’ve had earlier threads on Al Stewart here on the boards; suffice to say that his lyrics tend towards the cerebral and obscure. 
In that case I submit Sugar Town by Nancy Sinatra, from '67. It’s an airy little tune.
Dirty Low Down, Boz Skaggs