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ok i'm going to date my self big time here , but how many remember these singers
bill haley &the comets, fats domino, the platters, the everly brothers
the crests, the champs, the drifters, ray charles, the kingston trio
the coasters
hermans hermits, the archies the tokens, freddie & the dreamers
the drifters, gary lewis & the playboys, hank ballard, the troggs
marvin gaye, the association
b.j. thomas, harold melvin &the blue notes, paper lace, the chi-lites
paul revere &the raiders, bay city rollers, george McRae
billy paul, hamilton,joe frank &reynolds, the stories.
these are all 50's 60's and 70's like ? love? hate?
whats your thoughts
Last edited by captchas; Nov 15, 2005 at 07:01 PM.
heres some of the titles .
rock around the clock, blue berry hill, twilight time, wake up little suzzy, sixteen canddles, tequila, this majic moment, what'd i say, tom dooley, yakety yak, i'm into something good , sugar sugar, the lion sleeps tonight, i'm telling you now, under the board walk, this diamond ring, the twist, wild thing, i heard it though the grapevine, windy, rain drops keep falling on my head, if you don't know me by now, the night chicago died, oh girl, indain reservation, money honey, rock your baby, me &mrs jones, fallin' in love, bother louie.
who's with who?
So, captchas, you be in your late fifites or early sixties. Unfortunately I'm right there with ya. I remember all of those. I have all of the PBS Doo Wop vids and several thousand 45's and several hundred albums. I was a record collector at one time. I never parted with any of them. Have several of the Beatles albums that are on the rare side like the White Album with the overlay. Remember the song Tragedy? There were two versions. In it, they have the verse "live in sin". Far, far too risque for that time zone. I have both versions with the verse and without it. How about "Mule Skinner Blues"? Made the top rock charts here. Then there was Sandy Nelson with the drums. Speaking of that drums, hows about "Topsy, Part II". And then there was Dwayne Eddie, Dee Clark, Tommy Sands, Gene Pitney, Del Shannon, Bobbie Vinton, Herb Alpert, Percy Faith,to name a few of the older oldies.
yes flash the late,i'm 58 and happy to have been in our generation. and yes i remember those also. music we could slow dance to, not body bang. or what ever it is now.
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