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These are the guys in a band that played at our dances , They still play today . Love the hair and the those jackets , But Rock'n rollin' was at it's prime time and who couldn't dance the night away a that age :-) They opened for the Everly Brothers one night when the Everly Brothers were in town .
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Some how I missed this with with the guy who we will call "Doesn't Play Well With Others" (DPWWO), trashing Scott's items.
This is Great!!! Do you have any recordings of this band??
My deceased husband played with them later on . One is on his own now as well as another ,one is deceased . I had another band I went to alot and I have posted them singing recently on youtube :-)
LOVE THE PHOTO AND GOOD MORNING GLORY:) and hows manikin today:)
Rock on Mani :)
I am still rockin and rollin just not as fast walksoft LOL
Thank you Bellin ! Good morning to you my friend !
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anytime manikin :) and HAPPY EASTER AND GOOD FRIDAY:)
Thank you toolate :-)