1st 45 you bought?

Mexivoof · 05-09-2008

I think mine was Oye Como Va by Santana; I guess I was predestined to fall in love with Mexico. The second was Backfield in Motion and I can not think of the group. It was years before I figured out why my mother was horrified. I didn't care about the lyrics, I just liked the song.

Amazingly my belt drive turntable still works, at least the last time I dug out some vynil. I hate to think what that rubber band will cost when it goes. I think my last stylus (I couldn't find just the needle) was like US$75.

For those of you who have no idea what I'm talking about, ask you parents. My FIL has a great collection of 78's that we have no ability to play

Mogley · 05-09-2008

Colt 45 malt liquor, six pack.

Just Lucky · 05-09-2008

It may be because I live in Texas but I thought this thread was about guns.

I am almost positive it was a Beatles 45 but don't recall which one.

Sue · 05-09-2008

I believe it was "You Light Up My Life" by Debbie Boone. I played it on my Fisher Price record player and sang along into a fake microphone.

Gulliver · 05-09-2008

Rolling Stones - Get off of my Cloud

pitt alum · 05-09-2008

Something Monkees. This makes me long for the klank of an 8 track..again ask your parents.

Mexivoof · 05-09-2008

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Originally Posted by Sue

I believe it was "You Light Up My Life" by Debbie Boone. I played it on my Fisher Price record player and sang along into a fake microphone.

OMG, that has to be thee most horrible non-rap song of all time

Mexivoof · 05-09-2008

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Originally Posted by pitt alum

Something Monkees. This makes me long for the klank of an 8 track..again ask your parents.

Somehow I never owned an 8 Track. Just cassettes and vynil until CD's came out.

Sue · 05-09-2008

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Originally Posted by Mexivoof

OMG, that has to be thee most horrible non-rap song of all time

I was in grade school and I thought it was pretty!!!!

roni · 05-09-2008

Quote:

Originally Posted by Mexivoof

I think mine was Oye Como Va by Santana; I guess I was predestined to fall in love with Mexico. The second was Backfield in Motion and I can not think of the group. It was years before I figured out why my mother was horrified. I didn't care about the lyrics, I just liked the song.

Amazingly my belt drive turntable still works, at least the last time I dug out some vynil. I hate to think what that rubber band will cost when it goes. I think my last stylus (I couldn't find just the needle) was like US$75.

For those of you who have no idea what I'm talking about, ask you parents. My FIL has a great collection of 78's that we have no ability to play

In Brasil they were 33 1/3.

The Beatles - the first one they released. Had She Loves You and I Want to Hold Your Hand on it.

Mexivoof · 05-09-2008

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Originally Posted by Sue

I was in grade school and I thought it was pretty!!!!

OK I'll confess, I played David Cassidy's "I Think I Love You" until you could read through the vynil

**Bumper** · 05-09-2008

I'm Sorry - Brenda Lee. Had to be about 1961 or 62

Sue · 05-09-2008

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Originally Posted by Mexivoof

OK I'll confess, I played David Cassidy's "I Think I Love You" until you could read through the vynil

I played this one, though it doesn't count cause it's an album:

STOGEY · 05-09-2008

I don't own any, but I do have a nice 357 magnum.

Mexivoof · 05-09-2008

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Originally Posted by STOGEY

I don't own any, but I do have a nice 357 magnum.

In MA??? Haven't the Kennedy's outlawed that

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Mexivoof añejo Join Date: Feb 2004 Location: Milwaukee, WI Posts: 2,977	1st 45 you bought? I think mine was Oye Como Va by Santana; I guess I was predestined to fall in love with Mexico. The second was Backfield in Motion and I can not think of the group. It was years before I figured out why my mother was horrified. I didn't care about the lyrics, I just liked the song. Amazingly my belt drive turntable still works, at least the last time I dug out some vynil. I hate to think what that rubber band will cost when it goes. I think my last stylus (I couldn't find just the needle) was like US$75. For those of you who have no idea what I'm talking about, ask you parents. My FIL has a great collection of 78's that we have no ability to play

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Mogley beachaholic Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 428	Colt 45 malt liquor, six pack.

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Just Lucky link king Join Date: Apr 2006 Location: "Fashionably Leftist" Austin Posts: 5,387	It may be because I live in Texas but I thought this thread was about guns. I am almost positive it was a Beatles 45 but don't recall which one.

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Sue añejo Join Date: Apr 2001 Location: Minnesota Posts: 1,671	I believe it was "You Light Up My Life" by Debbie Boone. I played it on my Fisher Price record player and sang along into a fake microphone.

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