Your first 45 record!!

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Originally Posted by mrbhagwan

Well, I was way too young to buy it myself, but as soon as I was capable to reach over the lid and work the record player, I would play this record over and over and over again.

Green Onions - Booker T and the M G's

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Booker T Jones was only 17 years old when he recorded that record!
Love that Hammond Organ. All time classic.

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Originally Posted by ShaveMind

Tommy Roe's crazy 1969 hit "Dizzy"...over and over and over and well you get the point.

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Here you go:

YouTube - Tommy Roe- Dizzy (vinyl)

Mark your 45's were sure in my rotation :tu

My first 45's given to my buy my uncle and drove my mom nuts. I still have my old 45's somewhere at my moms house I gotta go find them. Great post brings back so many great memories. I can remember listening to Rolling Stones in my uncles room on his real to real.

YouTube - ERIC BURDON SPILL THE WINE MGM RECORDS

YouTube - American Woman The Guess Who 1970

YouTube - Doobie Brothers - Black Water (High Quality)

YouTube - Edgar Winter Group - Frankenstein

YouTube - Grand Funk Railroad - We're an American Band

Bill Haley and the Comets

Never had a 45. I jumped from 78s to 33 1/3s

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Originally Posted by Bruce

Never had a 45. I jumped from 78s to 33 1/3s

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Yea, my first 45 was a 78. Probably Perry Como or something like that.

Well, young Mr Nessmuck, it took some doin' to organize
enough grey matter to formulate a reply, but here it is:

1) "Rock Around the Clock"...Bill Haley and the Comets
2) "Bo Diddley's a Gunslinger"...Bo Diddley

Paul

To this day, I still maintain that if you truly want to test the sheer power of a sound system, the best song to use to challenge it is

Edgar Winter's FRANKENSTEIN!

YouTube - Focus - Hocus Pocus (Live!)


Ron, I vehemently disagree, this Dutchman is crazy, ya gotta love him!