Remember listening to records as a kid

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11/4/2007 3:55:49 PM	Remember listening to records as a kid
trublu5ft2 Columbia, TN age: 50	Mom loved Jim Reeves, Patsy Cline and many others in that era. I still listen to them. Some pretty awesome came out at that time don't ya think?
11/4/2007 4:01:08 PM	Remember listening to records as a kid
butterfly58 Arcadia, MO age: 58	Nothing like them 45's with my little record player and you played them over and over and they got sooo scratched up--you knew exactly where they would skip
11/4/2007 4:01:16 PM	Remember listening to records as a kid
truegrace Hagerstown, MD age: 51	most of best performers came from those, remember 45's, 33 1/3, and the 78's
11/4/2007 4:10:36 PM	Remember listening to records as a kid
trublu5ft2 Columbia, TN age: 50	I remember the first time I heard Jim Nabor sing.. on Gomer Pyle show. I thought it was someone else singing the song! I was shocked that such a strong voice came from that goofy guy lol
11/4/2007 4:51:51 PM	Remember listening to records as a kid
lotsafuninpa Tioga, PA age: 66	I can remember listening to Eddie Arnold ,Ray Charles,the First Hank Williams,etc. Don't like Hank Jr. Those were the good old days---WE have a lady in our town who does Patsy Cline and sounds exactly like her.She has made some cd's.She has a web-site on here-----nite-nite--lotsafuninpa.
11/4/2007 4:52:16 PM	Remember listening to records as a kid
cmed68 Poquoson, VA age: 63	Put your sweet lips a little closer to the phone. I am singing to you Blu and that is my Jim Reeves impression. Sounds like you are big on C&W.
11/4/2007 5:02:59 PM	Remember listening to records as a kid
nomarriage Bon Aqua, TN age: 50	3Dog Night, Monkees, Dylan, Shocking Blue, First Edition. Dad had Original Hank+Hank Snow on 78's. Tossed them away! I wish I had those now. Had some Gene Kelly (Singing in the Rain) Doris Day....... Damn I'm old!!
11/4/2007 5:04:14 PM	Remember listening to records as a kid
trublu5ft2 Columbia, TN age: 50	OMG cmed!!! That is the song I am listening to this very moment! LOL How funny!! [Edited 11/4/2007 5:06:21 PM]
11/4/2007 5:12:17 PM	Remember listening to records as a kid
iamawoodturner Mountain Grove, MO age: 56 online now!	my sister would keep playing elvse over and over and over,then i would [borrow]and go out side with my BB gun and throw them like skeet`s [clay pigeons] and shoot them i got to be the best shot aroung for miles too
11/4/2007 5:43:22 PM	Remember listening to records as a kid
phucq Panama City, FL age: 65	Oh, you crazy kids with your new-fangeled records. All we had was cylinders back when I was growing up, we couldn't afford one of those new record players. Yessir, we cranked up the Edison Morninglory Victrola and played them wax cylinders. They don't make music like that anymore.
11/4/2007 5:57:31 PM	Remember listening to records as a kid
iamawoodturner Mountain Grove, MO age: 56 online now!	thank goodnessgloble warming would really put the hurt on them
11/4/2007 6:09:33 PM	Remember listening to records as a kid
elfiegirl Jacksonville, FL age: 53	Hey to all! Too funny Wade! While growing up I heard music all the time.. My mother would always sing... and boy could she sing too!!! Anything from Madame Butterfly (she could hit an octave obove C and raise the hair on your arms and back of your neck) to Eddie Arnold and triple-tongue yodeling. At Christmas time she could make you weep listening to her sing some of those good old songs! Until recently...I had a stack of old 45's. Elvis Prseley (that was mentioned for your benefit Wade), the Beatles, and who sang that tune, "I Started a Joke"? and bunches of others. Shoulda kept them puppies! Don't know what happened to them actually. Oh well...yes those were the gold old days...oh yeah...my mom had 78's too! I'll have to ask her if still has them. [Edited 11/4/2007 6:11:07 PM]
11/4/2007 6:13:55 PM	Remember listening to records as a kid
herefromminsk Charlottesville, VA age: 69	phucq - I am with you, not only the cylinders but the record platters, that were anywhere from 1/8 to 1/4 inch thick and the Edison phonograph. Finally moved up to the 78 rpm. Ink Spots, Eddie Duchin, Big Bands, etc. I was so thrilled when I was given the Gershwin Rapsody in Blue, box set on 78. 10 records on both sides. Now it fits on a cd, with An American in Paris. Thanks for the memories.
11/4/2007 6:14:15 PM	Remember listening to records as a kid
iamawoodturner Mountain Grove, MO age: 56 online now!	53, i hope you remember where they are i could sure use some target practice before deer season next weekend
11/4/2007 6:23:00 PM	Remember listening to records as a kid
elfiegirl Jacksonville, FL age: 53	Oh yeah...I almost forgot...my mom also played the Big Bands music! I love their music to this day! Wade...it's either Cindy or "elfiegirl" ...do I hafta come over there and drill holes in your "pots"????? Hehehehe, I would NEVER do that.....really! I can't find those records...so at least they are safe from YOU!!!

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