The Legal Stylings of Skankbeat II
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I was in elementary school and not yet very interested in music, but i remember those playing on the radios of cars i rode in then.Famspear wrote:Other stuff from June of 1965.......
What were some of the top forty songs popular around that time (in no particular order)??
Weelllll......
Bob Dylan, Subterranean Homesick Blues
The Four Tops, I Can't Help Myself (Sugar Pie, Honey Bunch)
The Yardbirds, For Your Love
The Byrds, Mr. Tambourine Man
Donovan, Catch the Wind
The Rolling Stones, Satisfaction
Elvis Presley, Crying in the Chapel
The Beatles, Ticket to Ride
and..... for what it's worth.....
Sam the Sham & the Pharoahs, Wooly Bully
All these were on the Top 40 chart in the late spring of 1965. For me, it was a good time to be young.....
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I was 13 as well (or would turn 13 in November); and since my parents were Herb Alpert/TJB fans, I spoted this album in the old Lechmere Sales in Dedham, Mass. Suffice it to say that I headed for the rock 'n' roll bins immediately, if not sooner.wserra wrote:I was 13. Alexander's, Fordham Road and the Grand Concourse, Bronx. What I remember about Brooklyn in those days was riding the front car of the D train to Coney Island, and seeing the top of the Cyclone.Dr. Caligari wrote:I wasn't quite a teenager yet-- I was 11-- but I certainly remember seeing that album cover in "Harnick's Happy House," a record store on Avenue J in Brooklyn, NY.
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Let's see, when I was 13...Nirvana was at its height, I was wearing flannel and ripped jeans and had my hair long, but the sides shaved. Ah...the good ol' days.Pottapaug1938 wrote:I was 13 as well (or would turn 13 in November); and since my parents were Herb Alpert/TJB fans, I spoted this album in the old Lechmere Sales in Dedham, Mass. Suffice it to say that I headed for the rock 'n' roll bins immediately, if not sooner.wserra wrote: I was 13. Alexander's, Fordham Road and the Grand Concourse, Bronx. What I remember about Brooklyn in those days was riding the front car of the D train to Coney Island, and seeing the top of the Cyclone.
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Great records, every one of them.Famspear wrote:Other stuff from June of 1965.......
What were some of the top forty songs popular around that time (in no particular order)??
Weelllll......
Bob Dylan, Subterranean Homesick Blues
The Four Tops, I Can't Help Myself (Sugar Pie, Honey Bunch)
The Yardbirds, For Your Love
The Byrds, Mr. Tambourine Man
Donovan, Catch the Wind
The Rolling Stones, Satisfaction
Elvis Presley, Crying in the Chapel
The Beatles, Ticket to Ride
and..... for what it's worth.....
Sam the Sham & the Pharoahs, Wooly Bully
All these were on the Top 40 chart in the late spring of 1965. For me, it was a good time to be young.....
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When I was thirteen I wasn't in to music, we did go to Disney World that year and Animal Kingdom had just opened (or was very new).
ETA Oh yeah and I broke my ankle in Gym Class and was laid up for eight months, so maybe it was actually the next year we went to disney because I was in a cast from December until July.
ETA Oh yeah and I broke my ankle in Gym Class and was laid up for eight months, so maybe it was actually the next year we went to disney because I was in a cast from December until July.
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Personally, I was in high school and I have tried very hard to repress all memories of those years.
My choice early in life was to either be a piano player in a whorehouse or a politican. And to tell the truth there's hardly any difference.
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We're at 90 posts, but we have drifted far from the Legal Stylings of Skankbeat, so may I suggest to the mods that we lock this thread?
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I think that part of the reason for the drift is that Skanky-Boy has apparently crawled back under his rock... at least for now.
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Your wish is my command.Dr. Caligari wrote:We're at 90 posts, but we have drifted far from the Legal Stylings of Skankbeat, so may I suggest to the mods that we lock this thread?
My choice early in life was to either be a piano player in a whorehouse or a politican. And to tell the truth there's hardly any difference.
Harry S Truman
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