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My first single was Ma Baker, which I still maintain was pretty cool of me.
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That could be a whole new thread... 1st record ever bought.
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You are so clever Steve. Only one problem though. Can't get Ma Baker out of my head now 
Wanders off cursing Steve1.......
Ma Ma Ma Ma - Ma Baker - she taught her four sons
Ma Ma Ma Ma - Ma Baker - to handle their guns
Ma Ma Ma Ma - Ma Baker - she never could cry
Ma Ma Ma Ma - Ma Baker - but she knew how to die
Love
Wilma
x x x x
Will come up with my serious list soon - promise!
Wanders off cursing Steve1.......
Ma Ma Ma Ma - Ma Baker - she taught her four sons
Ma Ma Ma Ma - Ma Baker - to handle their guns
Ma Ma Ma Ma - Ma Baker - she never could cry
Ma Ma Ma Ma - Ma Baker - but she knew how to die
Love
Wilma
x x x x
Will come up with my serious list soon - promise!
I didn't mean to leave it. I put it down lovingly, retouched the masses of teenage make-up. Inspected the latest and most hideous of zits. Asked my friend if she thought my bum looked big in my new attire and then ran out hoping to catch a glimpse of the equally spotty youth I was in love with.
Once I had realised I had no longer got my beloved single, I hot tailed it back to the loo only to discover it had vanished.
C'est la Vie !
Love
Wilma
x x x x
Once I had realised I had no longer got my beloved single, I hot tailed it back to the loo only to discover it had vanished.
C'est la Vie !
Love
Wilma
x x x x
My first was actually two, saved up my pocket money I guess...
Sailing - Rod Stewart
If You Leave Me Now - Chicago
Still got them after all those years (about 30?) and, yeah Steve, I think they were about 70p!!
Ah memories....
Sorry I missed the mass log on, couldn't get near the net for my 9 year old playing The Sims!!
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Sailing - Rod Stewart
If You Leave Me Now - Chicago
Still got them after all those years (about 30?) and, yeah Steve, I think they were about 70p!!
Ah memories....
Sorry I missed the mass log on, couldn't get near the net for my 9 year old playing The Sims!!
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Quote by Fun365
If my memory serves me right it was 'Please Mr Custer' by Charlie Drake
Now there is a name that makes me weep. I loved Charlie Drake. (I was very young at the time) I remember vaguely the show he had and he used to sing at the end...... goodnight sweetheart... or something like that. It has very fond memories for me but also makes me sad.
Love
Wilma
x x x x
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If my memory serves me right it was 'Please Mr Custer' by Charlie Drake
Now there is a name that makes me weep. I loved Charlie Drake. (I was very young at the time) I remember vaguely the show he had and he used to sing at the end...... goodnight sweetheart... or something like that. It has very fond memories for me but also makes me sad.
Love
Wilma
x x x x
Wow - I think alcohol over the years has knackered my brain - but I do remember his TV shows and at the time thought they were incredibly funny. But can't remember what he sang to close out the show. I must have been around 10 at the time.
As a total aside (must be because Wilma has now made me think of my formative years) my son asked me a few years ago (when he was about 10) and I quote
' Dad, did you have toys when you were my age?'
I reply ' Yes Marcus, of course I did'
' I suppose they were all made of wood'
It amused me at the time
Paul
hi all..
John ere.....
48 Crash - Suzi Quatro.....50p Woolies Birmingham New Street.....considering this is a good ol' rock number.....and for the rest of my days I've been into the 'reggae/skin/2tone/punk/mod scene' ...still fink it's a fuckin top tune...n wasn't she fuckin' fit in them black leathers......
But then along came Debbie Harry...and so...from my first record......to my first wank !!!
(Is this a new thread ?? LOL)
xxxxx john (n faye in spirit) xxx
John ere.....
48 Crash - Suzi Quatro.....50p Woolies Birmingham New Street.....considering this is a good ol' rock number.....and for the rest of my days I've been into the 'reggae/skin/2tone/punk/mod scene' ...still fink it's a fuckin top tune...n wasn't she fuckin' fit in them black leathers......
But then along came Debbie Harry...and so...from my first record......to my first wank !!!
(Is this a new thread ?? LOL)
xxxxx john (n faye in spirit) xxx
Sex God
"Here Come the Wombles", but I don't think that counts as it was bought for me 
First one I bought with my own money, Karma Chameleon, Culture Club - Still love it!
First one I bought with my own money, Karma Chameleon, Culture Club - Still love it!
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... those images of cheryl baker will haunt me for ever
*shivers uncontrollably*
Don't start me off again Brumlad! - last time I mentioned her Wilma had to rub me down with a wet copy of the Racing Post for an hour to stop the trembling in my knees.
ops: Phew - that was close!
Fred
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Orgasminator
Where are the 'highbrows' on this site?
My first record was the Polovtsian Dances from Prince Igor by Borodin. The music was later plagerised by some Yank and brought out as a pop single called Stranger in Paradise. If I remember correctly it was one of the first 'Classical' 45's made. Cost me 2/6d brand new. That's about in funny money.
Harry0
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Showing my age here I think.
My first record was the Polovtsian Dances from Prince Igor by Borodin. The music was later plagerised by some Yank and brought out as a pop single called Stranger in Paradise. If I remember correctly it was one of the first 'Classical' 45's made. Cost me 2/6d brand new. That's about in funny money.
Harry0
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Showing my age here I think.
First record was Hang on Sloopy by The McCoys. I can still see myself dancing around the sofa to it!!! Ah, the good old days of flexibility and suppleness - :lol:
Higbrow stuff came later - am listening to Scarlatti's 'Sonate per Clavicembalo right now. Early stuff is good though I do have a very soft spot for Mozart's Great Mass in C minor and have been known to sing along to it. Love it, love it, love it.
:lol: Higbrow stuff came later - am listening to Scarlatti's 'Sonate per Clavicembalo right now. Early stuff is good though I do have a very soft spot for Mozart's Great Mass in C minor and have been known to sing along to it. Love it, love it, love it.
First record I was given was a little 5''-'The Minstrel Boy': fitted on a small plastic 'Kiddiphone'. I swapped it for a 'Johnny Seven' gun (anyone remember them?)
First records bought was 'Apeman' by the Kinks and Cracklin'Rosie-Neil Diamond-about 1970ish. Took me a week of lugging hay bales to afford them. (The balance went on a 'Brutus' shirt-remember them: rounded collars,all the rage. I'd fancied one for ages but had no money till then. First saturday night I wore it, at a Young Farmers dance, got in a barney about a local farmers daughter and had it ripped off my back by a baying hoard of drunken locals. Quiet life in the country.)
First album was Virgin001-'Tubular Bells' which I still have.
First classical-Vivaldi's Four Seasons-now have several versions.
Sappho is right, we're all having a good old wallow in the mudhole of nostalgia. Nice though isn't it.
First records bought was 'Apeman' by the Kinks and Cracklin'Rosie-Neil Diamond-about 1970ish. Took me a week of lugging hay bales to afford them. (The balance went on a 'Brutus' shirt-remember them: rounded collars,all the rage. I'd fancied one for ages but had no money till then. First saturday night I wore it, at a Young Farmers dance, got in a barney about a local farmers daughter and had it ripped off my back by a baying hoard of drunken locals. Quiet life in the country.)
First album was Virgin001-'Tubular Bells' which I still have.
First classical-Vivaldi's Four Seasons-now have several versions.
Sappho is right, we're all having a good old wallow in the mudhole of nostalgia. Nice though isn't it.
Quote by FredFlintstone
And that was only last week eh Dawn?
My God Fred what do you take me for??? I do have some taste. At least I don't fancy one of the singers, that Baker woman :happy:
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was that you then dawn, rummidging throught the all must go for a £1 bin in woolies ?
Yes, I was looking for a willy warmer cos my knitting is out of practice but they didn't have your size brumlad, they'd ran out of small ones
Dawn :silly:
Hi all, Slim. Children, Children, the first record in the collection, Lonnie Donnegon Cumberland Gap, followed by the one and only Bob Dylan, Times they are a Changing, and then of course after going to see all the groups to see if they had it or not, I'm pleased to say they are still considered the best in the game. Sad to say not all are still with us, but there music will always be. So endeth the sermon.
I'm still considering this younger women scene.
I'm still considering this younger women scene.
