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Look what I found Kerry in my 45's :-) These are just some of them | Records260 of 933 |  |  |
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I have not looked at my 45's in years today I opened 2nd suitcase full of them and on top was " Mickey Mouse " ! I just played it and no scratches . I am delighted . I am now into moving more upstairs . This suitcase I think was one I packed that had ones I really liked in it , Lots of 50's Bobby Vinton, Bobby Vee , Chubby Checker and the list goes on . But I had to share Mickey Mouse Club .
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love this very much :)
Now it's time to say good-bye to all our company....... MIC..... see ya real soon......KEY....... Why?... Because we love you...... MOUSE.
Thanks for the chance to sing for every one, Mani. The "Closing Song"
Such a good voice too Kerry :-)
Thank you Sean and Musik :-)
LOL, loud and gruff, would be closer to the truth. Hope life has been treating you well.
Wonderful, please share more of your "treasure trove" with us.
Pack who are your favorite artists ? I have so many I could never post them all . At one time I had well into a thousand and never counted but probably more . I got rid of a lot of the Lps but have a fondness for 45's and kept most of them . I have to carry up more . I also collect reel to reel tapes , 8 tracks and tape cassettes . I am a pack rat when it comes to music but I was a dancer and still do so I used them too . Thanks for the thumbs up :-)
Thank you Michigan !
Anything Doo-Wop, Rock-A-Billy, Motown, will do just fine!
Can't say much about this, we didn't get the Mickey Mouse Club where I lived growing up. We only had one channel that was the Canadian Broadcasting Co. & they didn't carry much U S content.
I did give it a "like" just for you guys!
My kind a guy pack ! love those too .
Thanks David ! Gee no Mickey Mouse in Canada :-( well you have been exposed now to it LOL Thanks for liking it in spite of not hearing him growing up :-)
It may have been available on the other network, but we only got the CBC (to far from the big city).
Walksoft we didn't have a TV but he was on radio also . I thought I would like to be Annette :-)
I'm sure you would have made a nice Annette :-)
Thank you walksoft . So sad she got MS so young .
Yes, it is sad, she was so vibrant. We can all hope for a cure from this disease, that afflicts so many.