What was the first record you bought ?
08-05-2011, 10:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Bueniebabe
Originally Posted by Sunflower Girl
Bobby Sherman, Easy Come, Easy Go!!!
08-05-2011, 11:35 PM
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Originally Posted by Gramof6
Cannot remember who in the world sings it but the song was "Everybody's doin the Locomotion." I loved that old song.
08-06-2011, 12:24 AM
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Originally Posted by Sunflower Girl
Bobby Sherman, Easy Come, Easy Go!!!
08-06-2011, 02:08 AM
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Originally Posted by luckylindy333
Nobody is going to remember this: Gene Pitney singing "Blue Velvet".
Can you imagine how far we've come, better or worse? LOL
My dad had a business friend who worked for RCA so I got all the 45's and albums they were pitching early. Some of it was way weird. One country song was went "the closer to the bone, the sweeter is the meat...the very last slice of a country ham is the best that you can eat" Can you imagine what an innocent 13 year old thought about that? LOL
Wasn't it Bobby Darin? Or did he do blue on blue?
08-06-2011, 03:02 AM
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the were 45's
"the good the bad and the ugly" theme by "Ennio Morricone"
up up and away is my beautiful ballon by "the 5th dimension"
and tommy roe's "oh sweet pea"
my little 45 record player was my most prized possession in the 60s.
lol that was so easy! believe it or not, a local hardware store used to sell 45's in a mixed package,the 45's all had small holes in them..like they maybe had been in a jukebox.
i have a 45 jukebox,and about 1000 records. it had been in a bar, mostly motown.
"the good the bad and the ugly" theme by "Ennio Morricone"
up up and away is my beautiful ballon by "the 5th dimension"
and tommy roe's "oh sweet pea"
my little 45 record player was my most prized possession in the 60s.
lol that was so easy! believe it or not, a local hardware store used to sell 45's in a mixed package,the 45's all had small holes in them..like they maybe had been in a jukebox.
i have a 45 jukebox,and about 1000 records. it had been in a bar, mostly motown.
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