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hmnnnnn .... maybe just a tad migs. I think a dainty one for you because of the long hair.
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I remember all those radios and record players. In fact I still have my parents old radio with pull out record player drawer that plays 78 rpm record.(Still have a few of my dads old ones like Benny Goodman, the Ink Spots etc)this one in a large model and
this one in my room
and this one in the kitchen
I managed to snag heavy duty table top record player a couple of years ago fromt he school I work at. It plays everything. I can finally play all lmy old records and my disabled son loves to go to the thrift store and by records for 25 cents. My only regret is I no longer have any of my 45 rpm. collection.
I also remember Fibber McGhee and Molly and my closets remind me of that show lol Jan
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Great pics Bonnie That is a pretty fancy TV our first screen was more round and much smaller. But I do remember all those shows. Jan
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Rod Serling visited our school back in '61. He looked the same as he did on TV. Kids were raising their hands to ask him a question. I thought they were insane. I mean, I would be to scared. lol. Anyway, the last thing he said to us was he'd wink at us on the show next time. I watched Twilight Zone every single week after that to see if he would wink and he never did. 
I was so mad. I thought a man's word was his bond. At least back then. lol. Anyway, even now, I still watch to see if he winks. He hasn't yet. lol.
I was so mad. I thought a man's word was his bond. At least back then. lol. Anyway, even now, I still watch to see if he winks. He hasn't yet. lol.
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Oh! The Beatles!!! I remember them going to Hobart in Australia and the screaming nearly deafened me! I fled!!!
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Another Australian lady said that too Bev. It was on another forum. She said the exact same thing.
My sister saw them in person. She's 62 now. But she went to the airport in Miami when they arrived in '64. She said there were so many girls she couldn't get close enough to see them. Some guy lifted her up so she could see over the crowd when they emerged from the plane. She said she was glad he did that because she was able to see 4 mop tops walking down the steps of the plane.
My sister saw them in person. She's 62 now. But she went to the airport in Miami when they arrived in '64. She said there were so many girls she couldn't get close enough to see them. Some guy lifted her up so she could see over the crowd when they emerged from the plane. She said she was glad he did that because she was able to see 4 mop tops walking down the steps of the plane.
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Y'know migs, I am wondering now what everyone saw in them. Like, back in the 60's, a name of a band called "The Beatles" was really weird! Their hairdo was truly weird too!
I liked George meself because he was so quiet.
I can remember when there was no McDonalds in Australia!
I liked George meself because he was so quiet.
I can remember when there was no McDonalds in Australia!
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Quote: Y'know migs, I am wondering now what everyone saw in them. Like, back in the 60's, a name of a band called "The Beatles" was really weird! Their hairdo was truly weird too!
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Hey! That hair style was common on school boys in those years in England, especially Scousers.
Cheers,
Jim
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Hey! That hair style was common on school boys in those years in England, especially Scousers.
Cheers,
Jim
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Did you live in England back then Jim?
Well, Bev, sometimes I get a flashback of the way I felt about them back then and it's exhiliarating. But fleeting. I had a big crush on John. I liked George second best. Paul and Ringo just weren't in the cards. lol.
But my 2 favorite Beatles bit the dust.
I learned to read with Dick & Jane books too Bonnie. They were fun. I think that hairdo is a duck something. I don't know. lol. I hate them. lol.
Well, Bev, sometimes I get a flashback of the way I felt about them back then and it's exhiliarating. But fleeting. I had a big crush on John. I liked George second best. Paul and Ringo just weren't in the cards. lol.
But my 2 favorite Beatles bit the dust.
I learned to read with Dick & Jane books too Bonnie. They were fun. I think that hairdo is a duck something. I don't know. lol. I hate them. lol.
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Miggles, I left England in 1948, but I returned home for a month every year until I had my stroke some 14 years ago.
Our best man lived in Bootle (near Liverpool) and he knew all the Beatles when they were just pub boys.
They came on the scene at the right time for their style of music. One could understand what they were singing. To-day, I haven't a clue what words people are supposed to be singing...the music is too loud, and the singers slur every word.
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Our best man lived in Bootle (near Liverpool) and he knew all the Beatles when they were just pub boys.
They came on the scene at the right time for their style of music. One could understand what they were singing. To-day, I haven't a clue what words people are supposed to be singing...the music is too loud, and the singers slur every word.
Cheers,
Jim
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