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Posted 3 years ago
Savoychina1
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Records have always been a favorite of mine. Often it is the cover that begs it to be added to my collection.
The girls from the fifties make an awsome wall. Dinah Shore, Jeane Shepard...Those were the days! The great thing is you can change it whenever you like. From my Black History comes Adam Clayton Powell, a young Pearl Bailey, and an old Moms Mabley.
Aside from the obvious walls,(Beatles, Elvis, '50s) I could do a comedy wall, an exercise wall, and a jazz wall. One that I wish I had pursued was a "Christians can't count" wall! How many times have I seen gospel records like "The Johnson Trio" with six people on the cover.
Finally, I could do an eclectic wall to include Bavarian Alphorn music, Train albums, and of course that all-time great "They're Be No Black Lung In Heaven"
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You definitely have an artistic eye -- love your displays - very inspiring!
@Savoychina1: i love the record wall! do you have any more you could share with us?
Now Savoychina, you don't want to start this record stuff! I wouldn't know were to start with some of mine. Well yes I would but....LOL Dave
You can also find me on http://www.youtube.com/user/dizzydaves2007?feature=mhum
Dave
That was in my old apartment. I am as likely to love the cover as I am the record. Is that where the "dizzy" comes from? DJ ?
LOL! No when I was a kid I would play one of my records over and over! Here this will explain it! Dave
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=odv_d6LJcnY
OMG. Shades of the 1910 fruitgum company! Tommy Roe! Really ? ROFL
I play this once a day at least! LOL, you got to love them simple days! Dave
Savoy I can hear you Singing it right now! ROFLMAO!!
They really are like time capsules. Love some of the themes that could be done. Phil.
very nice collection! Wonderful display, looks great!