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How far back for oldies is very relative! I like old 50’s shredders like Joe Maphis.
then, the other day I ran across this gem I’m not sure if I love or hate from a much more confusing time!
(Starts to watch “Ska Chou Chou”.)
Wait … why would a guy need shaving cream with an electric razor? And why would that be your album cover?
Chuck Berry – Memphis, Tennessee
Patsy Cline – Walking After Midnight
1955
Fats Domino – Ain’t That A Shame
1965
Otis Redding – That’s How Strong My Love Is
I reject the notion of “oldies”.
How’s that first one for a composer name? “Notker the Stammerer”. He was a Benedictine Monk from the 9th century. He was also beatified as a saint. How’d you like to be a friggin’ saint and still have to go through history with the name, “Notker the Stammerer”? Talk about not catching a break.
oh i love these ones!
😀 good musics
Here’s an old standard for the end of the month —
i just found this…..it sorta kinda doesnt fit the theme..
i kinda love it tho
I have a record player from 1903 that has a hand crank. The thick records that go with it play such wonderful tunes as “Camp Town Races” and “Oh Susanna”
This is better…
Clarence Carter – That Old Time Feeling