Ole School

Purple People Eater was Sheb Woolley
Those Were The Days was Mary Hopkin
Change Partners was Kay Starr
One Fine Day was (I think) The Chiffons

Got most recording media here...my favourite media are vinyl or 78rpm, CD is OK, cassettes do the job, but I haven't really taken to downloads. There's something missing with downloads and it's not just the physical copy....

Vinyl is still very popular and many artists include vinyl in their new releases. Some say you have better highs and lows from vinyl as digital recordings eliminate the high and low frequencies. And with an analog recording you feel the music which you can enjoy more. The DJ's use vinyl and a turntable at their club gigs so yy

yah...short but nice story...i lyk it...

what about the song one eyed,one horn flying purple people eater or one fine day or even dead man's curve by jan & dean ?? lol

Actually, my favorite song was The Easter Parade don't ask me why it just strikes my fancy..I love music

those were the days before ladies had thongs and pantyhose to hid their charms,,



just mostly they wore skirts,, with a garter belt, stockings,,and sweet full nylon panties..



ah,, yes those were the days!!

OH God yes I do remember the good old days. 45 and 78..driving in movies. Lets turn back time.

I still love listening to Dean Martin,Harry Belafonte & Doris Day to name a few. Remember Those were the days by Petula Clark, if i remember right? Or how would you like to Change partners with Patti Page?.

I still play vynyl and have a belt driven turn table, speakers a little higher than my waist and about six hundred albums. My system still blows every other contraption out of the water. Blue Oyster cult, Jethro Tull,Montrose,Thin Lizzy and of course Cheap Trick,

house parties with led zep ,supremes,the who,temptations.....

The songs is what made it real and great... If there was songs like that today it would be so again regardless of the media...