post your favorite oldies

[73ss454]

 

[73ss454]

 

[73ss454]

 

[mf15]

Graduated HS 1966,this came out in 1966. Who knew then that Time Won't Let Me.That is my problem now. LOL.

 

[mf15]

Relax.

 

[mf15]

Then again why relax. Sparks what little male is left. LOL
oldmike

 

[Beststash]

Depends on what you call old.....some of my favs....

 

[dingo]

 

[Mr._Graybeard]

Here's a Chicago band that made a splash.

 

[Mr._Graybeard]

Whole lotta gum chewing going on.

 

[Original Wally]

TOO MANY to list. Early R&R. 70's. Country. The crooners.
LOTS of good music.

My collection includes some eclectic.

 

[mf15]

Great,also used to dance when Martha sang it. Lot's of fanstastic grandma's here now.
This is from 1975,looks like lot's of fun.
Makes me want to get up out of my chair. LOL
oldmike

 

[jollystomper]

RIP Ron LaPread, co-founder of and bassist for The Commodores. His bass line grooves my "theme song" for DW in college (and ever since ):

 

[Mr._Graybeard]

Wreckless Eric had his breakout years on the Stiff record label along with artists like Elvis Costello and Nick Lowe almost 50 years ago. Here he pays homage to Joe Meek, a cutting-edge producer best known for the Tornadoes hit "Telstar." Unfortunately, Meek succumbed to mental illness, and his life ended tragically.