Old Tunes @ 45 RPM

Vinyl. Records. Albums. You had to buy them at a store. In the 60's I think they cost about 50 cents in the US... not sure. I had a collection of vinyl albums that I gave away in the late 90s but I kept my 45's. My favorites... Happy Jack by the Who... You Can't Get No Satisfaction by the Stones... the Beatles Revolution... and many more.

[Mags]

Wonderful memories! I don't know what happened to my 45s, but I still have my albums. I can't give them away and I need the space.

[bkb in the city]

Great pov

[Milanie]

I just have a few 45rpm left but loads of 33 rpm albums.

[Babs]

Brought back memories of the 60s.

[Jennie B.]

Wish I still had a few of those. Super Storm Sandy washed away all my vinyl. So sad about that, but You Can’t Always Get What You Want. Stones were one of my favorites when I was a teenager.

[Susan Wakely]

Great memories.

[Mallory]

Cool! I loved getting a new album or 45 growing up.

[Diana]

Such fabulous times, my daughter inherited a huge collection from me as I had no more space to store them.

[Jean]

Such memories

[KoalaGardens🐨]

so good!

[Margaret Brown]

Oooh my era, we paid about 6/-, super capture. My first record was Dave Dee Dozy Mick and Tich singing Hideaway. I had to save 3 weeks pocket money to buy it!

[tony gig]

Wonderful.

[Esther Rosenberg]

The Who! nice!!

[Lin]

Nicely captured - I still have a few of mine.

[Bill]

I like your music taste. Very cool.

[GaryW]

Great composition of some amazing songs!

[sheri]

You have the best vintage stuff. I have some 45s but not the classic stuff like you've got. Mine were Shaun Cassidy and the Bee Gees.

[Casablanca]

I still have my whole collection of singles and LP's and absolutely love them. Still get the out to play on the record player regularly. Wonderful things and very nostalgic.