Memories!

[linedancer16]

Looking at the videos on the Juke Box Extravanganza bought back happy memories. Crispian St Peters!!! 1966- the year I did my A-levels and we had a big poster of him in the sixth form common room! Paul Ankas Diana was the record I learned to bop to! My special one was 'World without love'- Peter and Gordon- No 1 when I started going out with my now ex-husband. What records remind you of your teenage years?

[Giggsie]

this one for me happy times
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-juca-sFWBU

[linedancer16]

Yes, I remember that one too! Still like to listen to all my early/mid sixties favourites.

[emmie]

So many, there is one i vaguely remember, Venus, its going round my head but can't remember group. Bopping away in the disco whilst we were on holiday with the school, some happy days then.

[wendilla]

Try this one for memories.
http://tropicalglen.c...Top/Channel60-64.html

[emmie]

wake you up time.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U2DBcbZc3ck

[Jemisa]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KbkrzJjoC5Y

The first record my H bought me, 1963 - Jem

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KbkrzJjoC5Y

[emmie]

Jemisa, in my mind one of five greatest singers of all time, Billy Holliday
Ella Fitzgerald, Maria Callas, Edith Piaf. I am not saying btw that there aren't many other greats but Judy was my favourite.

[linedancer16]

Yes, I remember 'Venus'- a good one to dance to. Wendilla that website is amazing! Not seen it before but will definately listen again.Happy days!

[askyourgran]

linedancer you have mentioned my favourite 50/60's music Paul Anka's Diana was the first record (78rpm) that I bought. 'Everyones gone to the moon' was another. Michael Holliday was lovely "The story of my life" stays in my mind, and Pat Boone "Love letters in the Sand".