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The Golden Oldies Vinyl Record Memories surrounds you with songs that have been forever, "Lost in the fifties." Take a break, step back in time, and enjoy your favorite vinyl record memories and the great old songs we grew up with during the golden age of vinyl records.
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Lonely Teardrops Vinyl Record Memories, The Jackie Wilson Story, looks at the life and career of this deeply troubled artist and his 1958 signature song, "Lonely Teardrops." Wilson clearly deserves his rightful place among the greatest vocalists in popular music history.
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The Ronnie Milsap Vinyl Record Memories features the song I Hate You. The title may give you pause but the soft soothing intro by the Nashville Edition leaves you with the feeling that this might not be such a bad song after all. His first big hit early in his career.
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Doo-Wop Oldies Music Lyrics to the Kenny Vance song, "Looking For An Echo" screams nostaliga and street corner music with soul with Vance singing "We practiced in a subway, In a lobby or a hall, Crowded in a doorway, Singing "doo wops" to the wall." Real talent no gimmicks.
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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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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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Kris Kristofferson vinyl memories takes a look back at this special concert and his classic, "Help Me Make It Through the Night" performed live with The Highwaymen in 1985.
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The Angels Vinyl Record Memories from the early '60s was still somewhat a time of innocence. They sang of true love, dreamy boys, and heartbreak, and sang this vengeful song with a passion.
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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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Kathy Troccoli takes the I can hear music lyrics and multiplies the WOW factor by a million on this really great cover of the Beach Boys classic. With the Beach Boys singing background vocals the harmony and vinyl record memories of this classic is simply perfect.
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Glen Campbell Oldies Music Lyrics | Does this 1970 duet with Bobby Gentry "outshine" the original Classic "All I Have To Do Is Dream"?
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The Fifties Doo Wop music returns to those street corner sounds and Vinyl Record Memories from The Golden Era! Doo-Wop music was an urban American art-form sung on street-corners, in stairwells of tenement apartments, and high school bathrooms.
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The Don and Juan Oldies Song Lyrics will bring back those street corner harmones from the early 60s with this Doo-Wop original, "What's Your Name." The #7 song from 1962, their only top ten hit, has since become a Doo-Wop classic.
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The Johnny Rodriguez 1976 Lyin' Eyes Vinyl Record cover of the Eagles 1975 song may not outshine the original. Still, his cover version with an added country twist might be the best ever on this song.
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Dance With Me (Just One More Time) returns to 1974 with more Johnny Rodriguez vinyl Memories along with a great new video and his self-composed #2 country classic, one of the prettiest waltzes ever recorded.
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