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Wham ..........last christmas

The 1st record you ever bought was last year ?

I cant wrap my mind around that.

My 1st was probably either Herbie Hancock and the Headhunters or Chick Corea and Return To Forever

I used to enjoy fusion jazz

It might have been Weather Report Heavy Weather....some drugs were involved, theres a certain amount of confusion during that period.

an elvis album which my Dad promptly took away from me! :wah:

tunes off of Sesame Street......:p

Magenta flame;460696 wrote: It's one thing to have a first record, but who can remember which family member wanted to kill you first for playing the record over and over and over and over and over and over :wah:



You know you're getting old when they say : "what's a record"?:-2


yea, my kids dont have a clue what a record is. or a eight track.

Well, this is very embarrassing.............."Sugar, Sugar" by the Archies. It was a single 45. I guess that dates me too.

-Actually it was two in the same day, Muscrat Suzi & Muscrat Sam by Captain & Taneel

-The Bay City Rollers

Indian Princess;460708 wrote: -Actually it was two in the same day, Muscrat Suzi & Muscrat Sam by Captain & Taneel



-The Bay City Rollers




Oh my God !

Say it aint so !:rolleyes:

It was a 45 record - probably the Monkey's

I have collected 45 for years and I have a old record player - old reel to reel - and several 8 tracks and a couple of 8-track players. I have albums, sheet music etc..

Anyway it was a 45 record - I have several of those center spacers needed for the record player remember those plastic disc things.?

Patsy

The first album I ever bought was

Weird Al Yankovic "Polka Party"

oddly enough the last album I bought was his new album

"Straight Outta Lynwood"

I admit it I'm a fan.:wah:

Seen him live twice:wah:

A George Strait cassette.

First single: "I'm Doin' Fine Now" - New York City

First Album: "Detroit Spinners" - Detroit Spinners (£2.17, and still one of my favourites)

I Got You Babe - Sonny and Cher:)

Nick Berry (Wixy from 'Stenders) singing every loser wins!

Sam Cooke - Chain Gang 196?

Clancy;460699 wrote: I think I was around the same age...8 or 9. Helen Shapiro then was 14. I was in love.



The great thing is/was I got to tell her that about forty years later, she looked fantastic ! ....I'm still in love with her....



....and Emma Thompson...and Sigourney Weaver....and....oh, bollocks, the list is endless





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Hey Clancy....I saw Helen Shapiro in a concert with Billy Fury, The Allisons and the Brook Brothers. Dave Allen was the compere....totally unknown then. I loved Billy Fury ....*swoon* & Adam Faith ..mmmm...and Johnny Leyton...what ever happened to him after he appeared in the Great Escape

Michael Jackson-Thriller

Tears of a clowm--Smokey Robinson

If you mean one that was not given to me as a gift, it was probably either a Beatles or Herman's Hermits. They were my two favorite groups back when I was becoming interested enough in music to want to buy my own records.

mine was a 45, it was Jim Croche's (can't even spell his name anymore) "Time in a bottle"

whew I am old ....

Kiss alive

My very first album was an Osmond album. I can't remember which one though.

I also had a couple by the Bay City Rollers.

I still have a couple of Moody Blues albums but the record player that I have needs a needle.

The first time I showed my albums to my daughters' they asked me where I got such big CD's! :wah:

Cheap Thrills - Janis Joplin (Was actually second, I think!)



I'm editing this this morning because I got to thinking about it...

well shoot when the memory is almost 40 years old...



It was Steppenwolf. Used to dance around the living room.



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