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LochNessMonster | 11:12 Thu 13th Sep 2012 | ChatterBank
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Just bought my better half her first mp3/4 player this morning.

As she loved Elvis have loaded it with his songs. So she currently sitting in the living room singing away to Elvis (What have I done !)

My first song was Moonlight Shadow - Mike Oldfield form the eighties, Yes I'm that old !

Nessie
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You're not old, Nessie ! Mine was 'Where did our love go?' by the Supremes, with their unknown, and unnamed, lead singer, Diana Ross.

But I do remember Winifred Atwell, a large lady with a jangly 'pub' piano.And Russ Conway, who had part of one finger missing but still played the piano, with his own compositions such as 'Side saddle'. And Joe 'Mr Piano'...
14:01 Thu 13th Sep 2012
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A Joan Baez EP......who else?
23:18 Thu 13th Sep 2012
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Mine was actually an E>P> Nina and Frederick - Listen to the Ocean.
23:42 Thu 13th Sep 2012
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Queen - Radio Ga Ga
23:45 Thu 13th Sep 2012
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Thanks all you aswers have been interesting, some shocking. Lol ! (You know who you are)

Nessie :)
11:37 Fri 14th Sep 2012
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Way Down by Elvis Presley
11:39 Fri 14th Sep 2012
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if you don;t count puff the magic dragon, as technically i didn't buy it. the first album i bought with my pocket money was Fame
11:42 Fri 14th Sep 2012

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