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Originally Posted by DaveinGermany
In days of old when Eric was bold, vinyl was your only option mate (probably 78s at that  ). None of this modern days, Carlos Fandango snazzy all singin' & dancin' high tech-jiggery-pokery malarkey young Restless !  |
Those were the days
Everything went downhill big time after the 8 track ... Had one in my '69 Charger ... top of the line, just like the car
My first record player was a Bush. It would play 78, 45, and 33 and a bit. I can't remember exactly what I had on 78 ... Tommy Steele for sure, and Conway Twitty. My grandad had a full set of Gilbert and Sullivan on 78, by the Oily Cart folks. In those days you needed a wheelbarrow to carry your tunes around.
