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Manikin
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#1 for Musik ..Do you have this one ? On Big top Label
Sammy Turner -Lavender-Blue and Wrapped up in a Dream
#2 The Elegants -Getting Dizzy -Little Star on APT label
#3 Bobby Rydell -I Dig Girls -We got Love
#4 Jackson 5 -Dancing machine -It's to Late to Change The Time ( sung by a young Michael Jackson)
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I love the tunes!!!
You Found one !!! No, I'm sorry to say, I do not have this one. Way to go Mani!!!!!!
Musik I am still looking for more . Email me my email is under my profile . I will send them to you ok :-)
i begin with "The Jackson 5", loved there music.
Hey Manikin:
I can't find your profile! If you will, go to my site and click on my settings you should see my e-mail. Let me know if you cac find it
I got email addy Musik and deleted it not sure you wanted it posted . That is odd when you click on my name and tells about my collectiong it should show my email address but you have to click on more . I can see it :-) But I will email you tomorrow ok as I still have some boxes to go through
I liked the old Jackson 5 too Mikie when Michael was young :-)
Thanks Kerry :-)
Thank you Sean ! and walksoft :-)
xo Sean :-)
for 35+years I played vinyl. As a radio jock I have a slew of 45's. If your ever in a search or would like a list of stuff I kept . . just ask