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What was the first 45 record that you bought………mine was Rubber Ball, sung by Bobby Vee, and i still have it. x
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Your memory must be better than mine (either that or you’re just picking old songs out of the nether regions of your brain), so I can’t be certain about this.
First one was either a Stones single (no idea which one) or something by Jim Reeves (probably Distant Drums)
If you want anything more definitive from me , you’ll have to wait until technology develops a full brain download and read capability.
No nether regions in my brain Way………all up to date and fully functioning……..maybe you should get yourself tested……lol……or perhaps these are not the sort of trivialities that you store in your brain..xxx
Tested? I’ll have you know I’ve been certified, lol
As what ??..lol xxx
One Star, only one? No. First I bought was Love Letters in the sand by Pat Boone, Lonly Boy by Paul Anka, Jailhouse Rock by Elvis, Blueberry Hill by Fats Domino and Donna by Frankie Avalon. Buddy Holly with Peggy Sue came in between.
And for the night Dean Martin with; Send me the pillow that you dream on.
Those were the days. No Dusty Springfield came later. xxxback
Your work was perhaps better paid than mine Michael………..i was just a lowly low paid chemist assistant…lol ………one record at a time was all i could afford……………..needed to have enough money left to go out you know….hehe xxx
Sorry Star I forget to mention those records came out of a second hand and I paid less than a 3$for them. So that was a good bargain.xxxback
Star, I think it was a Paul Anka record not sure. I still have all of them and also my husbands 45 records in a 45 record holder . I wish I still had my 45 record player. 🙂
I THINK it was Jackie Dennis in the early 60’s? I was at convent school……he was a small, spiky haired, bekilted boy with a soft Scottish accent. He was the first singer I saw live….my Mum took me. Well……that happened in those days! I thought he was wonderful!
I think mine was Three Dog Night “One”. My first album was Carol King – “Tapestry”
Not sure but It might have been ’64 Any One Who Had A Heart – Cilla Black or ’63 With Love From Me To You – Beatles
michael dusty was a lady worked with her about 15 years ago yes l even got a kiss from her lol she came over to the uk for a guest apperance on the tom jones show called (called the right time) l was a propman then, and just like steve wonder cyndi lauper and so many more l met made being a propman worth it
sorry forgeting the first 45 l brought,, ummmmm no idea sorry lol
Beach Boys: I get around(side 1) In My Room(side 2)
Mine was 10cc-“The Things We Do for Love”. 1976
“Curly” by the move / and i didnt even have a record player!!
problem is I still dont “look before I leap”
When our first record player arrived we had one single. Tears of a clown.
The first one I ever bought was Rockin Robin by the Jackson 5. My friends sister worked at boots and got discount so it only cost me 10p. Memories. xxx
One and only Jailhouse rock, Elvis
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My 1st 45 was Twist & Shout by the Beatles … what memories thanks for the moments of reminiscing 🙂