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DUKE DUKE DUKE.....DUKE of EARL

Bruce Spingstien... Born in he USA

but after that the skating rink closed and I got 300 45 for 10 bucks...

What's New Pussycat

The single (45rpm) of Elvis singing Love Me Tender.

"Theme For Young Lovers" a 45 rpm hit single by The Shadows on Columbia DB 7321 in March, 1964 and I still have it 48 years later.

WHO'S NEXT by the Who.................

It was a Jackson Browne album...My sister had a similar taste in music, and being older, a good collection...but she didn't like JB

Summer Days and Summer Nights by the Beach Boys, the  album i bought with my first weekly wages, it cost me 15 shillings and sixpence, i still play it today,

Johnny Mathis, with the song chances are on it.  that was over 30 years ago.

It was a Lover Boy album....I had plans to get a gang of girls and all of us dressing in leather walking around with a boom box pretending to be cool. Life was so bloody simple minded back in those days!

"in the jungle the lion sleeps tonight". I forget the artist, but i played it over and over at least 1000 times...

The "Best of Bread", 1974.  I was just 11 yrs old.  My Aunt let me pick it out for my birthday, or rather she coaxed me into this album, but ALL these years later I am still grateful to her for that as I love Bread...probably in my top 10 fave sentimental albums.

This was my very first album i bought when i was 12 years old.I now have it on CD.

pythonlover

Happy to hear you like AC/DC

Rolling Stones first album about 1965

I can't remember the name of the album,but I know it was Iron Butterfly, I liked Black Sabbath too and the Who

That’s hilarious abbygrant. Great taste in music. <oink>

Monster Mash by Bobby Pickett 1961 or 62 , it was a 45 rpm and cost .49cents, Shit I'm old.

T.Rex..Ride a white swan, with my own money , Jumpin Jack Flash..Rolling Stones as a Birthday present.

"You're the One"  by the Vogues.

I forget the title, it was an LP from the Firehouse Five Plus Two playing dixieland jazz. Anyone remember them ?

Embarassed to admit,Benny Hill,Ernie the fastest milkman in the west

Hair- I was 14

Album GI Blues- Elvis Presley

black water by the doobie brothers

i had harvest of love by benny hill and on the other side he was talking on the phone to his girlfriend and she ends up hanging up on him,,,,,,.......cant't remember what it was called lol

The first album I ever bought, was one that the first name of the musicians were, "Mark, Don, and Mel." It was actually a well-known group, but I'm having a braain cramp at the moment. The album had one particular song that had the words, "ride Captain, ride that mystery ship."

My first 45rpm was "Brown Sugar" by the Rolling Stones, the flip-side was "Bitch". 69cents plus 3 cents sales tax.

The first album that I bought was "Every Picture Tells A Story", about $4 I think.

O.K... my mother payed for the Partridge Family Album! My favorite song was "I Can Feel Your Heartbeat" :)

That would be Cinderella with a book to go with the record.  I played it over and over again.  I must have been 6 or 7 at the time. 

....Dream Lover

"The Best of Bread".  Still have.