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Burgers and Fries Vinyl Memories | Oldies Music Lyrics

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For all nostalgia lovers the Burgers and Fries vinyl record memories is another classic that turns back the clock to another time and another American culture. Come with me on a feel good sing-a-long walk down memory lane.

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Andrew Gold Oldies Music Lyrics | That's Why I Love You

Andrew Gold Couple No. 7

The remarkable Andrew Gold is a welcome addition to vinyl record memories with his 1975 classic, "That's Why I love You." Andrew Gold died on June 3rd, 2011, at the young age of 59 and is, in my opinion, one of the most underrated artists of our time.

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Jailhouse Rock Vinyl Memories | Elvis Presley 1957 Movie Classic.

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The Jailhouse Rock Vinyl Memories returns to 1957, along with another classic, "Loving You." These two and the 1958 "King Creole" showcase a young Elvis at his best. If you ever wondered why Elvis was so popular, watch Jailhouse Rock. He defines cool.

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Dale Hawkins Susie-Q | 1957 Swamp Rock Classic

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From radio and jukebox hits Dale Hawkins Susie-Q Vinyl Memories is another heavy blues sound of this swamp-rock classic from 1957. Louisiana guitarist and future Rock and Roll Hall of Famer, James Burton provided the signature guitar riff and solo.

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Del Shannon Runaway Memories | 1961 Story and Vinyl Record Memories

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A look back on the classic Del Shannon Runaway vinyl memories. Few songs remain so enduring and haunting as the 1961 No. 1 hit, "Runaway." Written by Del Shannon and his keyboardist, Max Crook, it outlines in tear-streaked detail a guy who's lost his girl.

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Little Deuce Coupe Story | Beach Boys Vinyl Record Memories

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To millions, The Little Deuce Coupe Story is the very definition of the American Hot Rod. The car that became the model for the Beach Boys' song has been completely restored to its original condition and is comfortably retired in Michigan.

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Storms Never Last | A Waylon Jennings and Jessie Colter Love Story

Waylon and Jessi Colter

Storms Never Last was penned by Jessi Colter. Her marriage to Waylon Jennings is one of the best love stories in country music. It's a song about passing through the hardships of marriage, and knowing that their love for one another will endure.

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Only The Lonely Vinyl Memories | Roy Orbison Classic Oldies

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Only The Lonely Vinyl Memories screamed hit from its first few bars. The Anita Kerr Singers, gently croon those vinyl record memories, "dum dum dum, dum-be-doo-wah" and other such syllables to an instantly memorable bittersweet melody, ending by singing the title phrase.

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Pink Shoe Laces Vinyl Memories | 1959 Hit By 13 Year Old Dodie Stevens

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Pink Shoe Laces vinyl memories was a cute #3 hit song for 13-year-old Dodie Stevens in 1959. Forty years later she performs with her daughter and...WOW! Her cool dude wears a polka dot vest, he's got tan shoes with pink shoe laces, and a big Panama with a purple hat band!

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She's Just An Old Love Turned Memory | Charley Pride Vinyl Memories

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"She's Just An Old Love Turned Memory" is a song that reflects on a past romantic relationship. In this song, the singer describes how a former girlfriend is no longer a significant part of his life but merely a faded memory.

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Vinyl Record Memories |Relive the times & music of the 50s, 60s & 70s.

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Vinyl Record Memories relives the times, the music, the golden age of vinyl records. Please join me as we remember those artists and groups of the 50's, 60's & 70's, who set the bar high for a genre that was characterized by quality and class.

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Skip and Flip Vinyl Memories | "It Was I" Classic Record from 1959.

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It was 1959 and this Skip and Flip vinyl memories classic, "It Was I" was all over AM radio. Remember having your shirt collar turned up Elvis style on your multicolored pin-stripped shirt, your duck tail hair cut, and hanging out with friends at Friday night school dances.

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Statue of A Fool | Ricky Van Shelton Vinyl Record Memories

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Among all the versions of “Statue of a Fool,” Jack Greene’s 1969 recording was the most successful, but was it the original? Some say David "My Girl" Ruffin wrote the song in 1958. My personal favorite and I believe the best cover, is by Ricky Van Shelton.

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The Platters Vinyl Record Memories | Only You & The Great Pretender

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With original classics like "Only You" and "The Great Pretender," The Platters vinyl record memories were the smooth, classy alternative to the street-corner sounds of the early doo-wop groups, and became the preeminent vocal group throughout the second half of the '50s.

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Travelin' Man video | Ricky Nelson Vinyl Record Memories from 1961.

Ricky Nelson Travelin Man

The Travelin' Man video was originally pieced together by Ozzie Nelson as a way to get more exposure for Ricky on the family show. The song became a #1 for Ricky Nelson in 1961 and is considered by many to be the very first music video.

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An Old Song
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"I don't usually contact doo wop article authors as I rarely find much value in the articles, but your article struck me as sincere, genuine and respectful."

Tom Sokira,
Producer, Audio Engineer
"In The Still Of The Night" (1956)

Read the story here.



Flooded With Memories...


Danny, I could not believe the content of your website. It is just amazing to recall so much we lived through just by checking out so many old posters & album covers.

Your site floods me with memories & reinforces my belief that it truly was a great time to be a teenager. Good work, Danny, please stick with it.

Sincerely Dale
dalekleeart.com



A kind reply
From a grateful family.


Danny, I think you did a great job and my family enjoyed it as well. I have had some more time to go through your site and find it to be fantastic, and your personal story is great as well. 

You truly are a blessing to all of Us. Thanks for sharing your memories with us. I look forward to seeing and hearing more from you.

Paul Giacalone

The song "You Were Mine" was written by Paul Giacalone. Read the story here.



"Duke of Earl" Homecoming


I just read your article on Duke of Earl/Vee Jay Records. My father was Randy Wood, President of Vee Jay at the time.

I'm doing some research on the company and am learning how influential Vee Jay was in shaping the future of music.  Nice to see your web page.

Michele Marotta
February 15, 2015

Read the Duke of Earl story.



A True Story...
"Darling Lorraine"


Danny, Great job !!!! I can't express enough how much my mother would have been so happy with your work on her song. As for myself and the rest of my family, we really appreciate your time & effort to let everyone who is interested in her song know the true story behind it.  Read more...

Thanx so much, Bob



Memories, Memories


"Thank you so much for all the work you have done on these pages.  I found my way here, and spent the next two hours in absolute bliss. Memories, memories...thank you for rekindling them."

Bob Douglass,
VA



One Classic After Another...


Thanks for an excellent musical experience. I found your website by accident and just kept enjoying one classic after another. Great job! Like yourself, I'm still enjoying my vinyl collection. We share many of the same favorite artists.

Regards, Jim Miles
MD



Love Your Comments!


"Just stumbled onto this site and decided to stay and visit for a while. You have it laid out so wonderfully. Easy to get around and love your comments. Thanks for my trip down memory lane. Really, really enjoyed it."

Priscilla Hernandez,
Arkansas



A Special Place To Visit.


Danny, great going with your site. I will be visiting often.  I have all of my dad's LPs and several of my own, so your site is of special interest to me.

Roy Webber,
Utah



Keeping Old Vinyl Music Alive.


Congratulations on an outstanding site. I am from old school. I was 13 when Rock & Roll erupted in 1955. I would literally run home from school to watch Bandstand every day. I lived outside Philly and grew up with all the Philadelphia music scene and its performers. Keep up the good work and I thank you for your time and effort in keeping the old vinyl music alive for us and future generations.

Bill Moore,
Lugoff, SC
Deceased 2020

Bill was our first newsletter subscriber.
Rest easy, my friend.



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