Old Man's Corners

Being a kid in the 70s, with a turn table, had fun listening to records collecting dust on the shelves of older relatives.

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Seen your post of the Zombies' Long Cool Woman.

Back when I was a kid, was playing the whole album.
 
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Sam the Sham had a big hit back then. I like this version...

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Seventeen minute version, just skip past the toe nail fungus ad.
 
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Davey Crockett said:
Being a kid in the 70s, with a turn table, had fun listening to records collecting dust on the shelves of older relatives.
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Turn table! 'Gramaphone' as they are called in Pakistan. I remember first time listening to 'Pretty Woman' on a gramaphone in Karachi in 70s; the gramaphone had three different playback speeds and we kids would get a kick out of playing unmatching speeds. Haha!
 
Roy Orbison!

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So "Hogan's Heroes" got a lot of sh*t for making life in a POW camp look funny.

However the French guy who played "Lebaue" was a Buchenwald concentration camp survivor (tattooed arm and everything) with his parents and half his siblings dying there.

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I actually had bought several Cars albums..they were a local band...and one of my favorites. They'd practice at this warehouse place about a mile from our house.

I remember this particular album cover raising an eyebrow with my mother.

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Hamartia Antidote said:
I actually had bought several Cars albums..they were a local band...and on of my favorites. They'd practice at this warehouse place about a mile our house.
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I can''t relate to many of you guys posted videos above. I am an upstart in entertainment. More modern music. Friday night sang my favorite 'Piano Man' in karaoke along with the bar manager and the whole bar joined singing. Lot of fun. LOL!
 
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I remember a theatre in the mission district of SF only showed such movies to packed houses. Big following for such cult movies
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hmm...speaking of SF theater districts and strip clubs if anybody has an O'Farrell Theater story that would be funny. I never was in there but a friend of mine said it was like that Madonna video where you are in a little room separated by a wall of glass with a price list of things they can do. The place is long closed.

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I think the whole setup sounds funny.
 
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