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#1 1964 Known as the year of the Beatles! Plus I was born. 
"I Feel Fine"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sbsoH7EYpK8&list=RDsbsoH7EYpK8
"I Feel Fine"
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sbsoH7EYpK8&list=RDsbsoH7EYpK8
8/6 #3
yes 1964 was a good year to be born!
Meet the Beatles! is the second Beatles' album released in the United States. It was the first US Beatles album to be issued by Capitol Records on 20 January 1964 in both mono and stereo formats. It topped the popular album chart on 15 February 1964 and remained at number one for an impressive eleven weeks before being replaced by The Beatles' Second Album, the first time that an artist replaced itself at the peak album position. The cover featured Robert Freeman's portrait used in the United Kingdom for With the Beatles, with a blue tint added to the original stark black-and-white photograph.
i "borrowed" this album from my mother in 1977, i still have it
yes 1964 was a good year to be born!
i "borrowed" this album from my mother in 1977, i still have it
just bringin this around for any newbies
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ok folks time for a contest!!!
~~~ lets GO for for some nostalgia and more!~~~
~~ you may post anything from the Decade you were born in
OR what decade you would like to have been born in!~~
~~IT CAN BE IN ANY ERA~~~~ ANY CENTURY~~~~
You can post anything pertaining to those years.
you may post from both decades if you choose too!!!!
~~can be fads, music, movies, tv, inventions,dances,events, where you were, what you were doing...
The sky is the limit! Just keep it all within ecf's TOS RULES please
IF YOU HAVE ANY QUESTIONS FEEL FREE TO ASK!!!
ALSO YOU MAY CHAT AS LONG AS IT PERTAINS TO THE THINGS POSTED IN THE CONTEST.
......NOW FOR THE RULES.....
...YOU CAN POST UP TO 4 TIMES A DAY...
..NO BACK TO BACK POSTING PLEASE...UNLESS A HALF HOUR GOES BY AND NO ONE HAS MADE A POST..THEN YOU MAY MAKE A POST..
...PLEASE NUMBER YOUR POSTS...
~~WINNER WILL BE PICKED USING RANDOM.ORG~~
~~CONTEST WILL END AT 12 MIDNIGHT EST AUGUST 17TH 2014~~
~~~WINNER WILL RECEIVE A 20.00 COUPON CODE FOR VAPORS CHOICE!!!
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IM A LIL ILL SO BARE WITH ME ON THIS. HOPE I DONT MAKE ANY MISTAKES.LOL
I used to come home from school to watch this at 4:00 PM sharp, in black and white!
8/7 #1
this post was inspired by Redds "For What It's Worth" post
"Time Has Come Today" is a song recorded by The Chambers Brothers in 1966 and released on the album The Time Has Come in November 1967. Although the single never quite reached the top ten in America, spending five weeks at No. 11 on the Billboard Hot 100 in the fall of 1968 [1]. To date, "Time Has Come Today" is considered one of the landmark rock songs of the psychedelic era.[2]
this post was inspired by Redds "For What It's Worth" post
"Time Has Come Today" is a song recorded by The Chambers Brothers in 1966 and released on the album The Time Has Come in November 1967. Although the single never quite reached the top ten in America, spending five weeks at No. 11 on the Billboard Hot 100 in the fall of 1968 [1]. To date, "Time Has Come Today" is considered one of the landmark rock songs of the psychedelic era.[2]
8/7 #1
Moving on to 1982...
A Flock of Seagulls, I Ran (1982)
The third single from a different band from Liverpool made a big splash in 1982. Remembered mostly, perhaps unfairly, as a one-hit wonder with strange hairdos (lead singer, Mike Score, had previously been a hairdresser), A Flock of Seagulls nonetheless was the right band at the right time: their sound fit the early 1980s perfectly, their themes hearkened to the futuristic vision shared among some New Romantics of the time, and their look fit right in with the fare found on MTV.
Moving on to 1982...
A Flock of Seagulls, I Ran (1982)
The third single from a different band from Liverpool made a big splash in 1982. Remembered mostly, perhaps unfairly, as a one-hit wonder with strange hairdos (lead singer, Mike Score, had previously been a hairdresser), A Flock of Seagulls nonetheless was the right band at the right time: their sound fit the early 1980s perfectly, their themes hearkened to the futuristic vision shared among some New Romantics of the time, and their look fit right in with the fare found on MTV.
This was my favorite, Jonny Quest. Originally on prime time, 7:30pm on ABC in September of 1964. Although a huge success, it was cancelled after just one season. It appeared on NBC and CBS, making it one of the few shows to air on the 3 major networks.
When it moved to Saturday mornings, some watchdog group made them edit out a lot of the violence and shooting. I think these scenes are lost forever. A shame, cause it wasn't intended to be a kids cartoon, but a prime time series.
I was just turning 5 when this aired, and I totally remember this. I had the decoder ring from PF Flyers! I'm not sure if Bandit is a pug, cause he doesn't have the coiled tail. One of the few animated dogs of the era who didn't talk.
When it moved to Saturday mornings, some watchdog group made them edit out a lot of the violence and shooting. I think these scenes are lost forever. A shame, cause it wasn't intended to be a kids cartoon, but a prime time series.
I was just turning 5 when this aired, and I totally remember this. I had the decoder ring from PF Flyers! I'm not sure if Bandit is a pug, cause he doesn't have the coiled tail. One of the few animated dogs of the era who didn't talk.
8/7 #1
Although this was around before the 80's(1967) it was reintroduced then....also the black sheet refills...
Although this was around before the 80's(1967) it was reintroduced then....also the black sheet refills...
And I was lucky. My older cousin outgrew this marvelous toy. I had this on my Stingray bike and was the envy of the neighborhood...
(I never had the spark plug wire, but did have the key.)
(I never had the spark plug wire, but did have the key.)
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