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Originally Posted by luckylindy333
Nobody is going to remember this: Gene Pitney singing "Blue Velvet".
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Originally Posted by katier825
Queen - Bohemian Rapsody. I still enjoy those songs 35 years later. :)
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Didn't need to buy them, the record man gave me bunches every month. Working as a carhop in a small drive inn, I was always there when he came along-still remember his name, Jack Danials!!!That was over 45 years ago. Still have most of them that my kids haven't asked for. Still love Blueberry Hill by Fats Domino, and we had a small cafe up the road on 99 highway called Blueberry Hill. Always had blueberry pie and always had Blueberry Hill playing on the juke box. I was delighted to discover Fats Domino survived Katrina, loved his music.
Elvis, Donny, The Big Bopper, all were talents that can never be equaled by those today who cram a mike in their mouths and scream into it while shaking with what looks like some contagious disease. (Shows my age, doesn't it?) And no, don't have nor want nor have TV cable, too much noise. |
Originally Posted by fratcat
My first 45 rpm was "I'm Sorry" by Brenda Lee.
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Originally Posted by Barbshobbies
I read every answer here, waiting to see if "Oh Let Me Go Lover" would come up. Iknow it was a 78, and truly believe it was by Treasa Brewer. But I`m old!
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I have a very old Bobby Vinton album so I'm guessing that could have been the first. Then it was the Beatles, Monkees, Elvis, Paul Revere & the Raiders, Beach Boys and most of the groups of the 60's & 70's. Still have them, gave them to my 19 year old son
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Bill Haley and his comets... forget the name.. probably rock around the clock or something like that....
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Harry Belafonte - The Banana Boat Song
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