June 5, 200719 yr Mine was Air Supply "Making Love out of nothing at all" Greastest hits album I think.
June 6, 200719 yr Three Dog Night....One is a Only Number.... Three Dog Night is coming for a post game concert after the Florence Freedom game...I think it is this weekend...not sure of the exact date.
June 6, 200719 yr For some reason I am remembering Synchronicity by the Police...but that may have been later. It may have been a Journey one. I can recall buying 45's with the little yellow disk adapter you needed. Bought it at Meijer in Latonia before they closed for a long time and reemerged in Florence. I remembering having an orange 45, of the song...American Band.
June 6, 200719 yr Some of the first ones I bought... LL Cool J (Had the song "I Need Love" on it) Shaq (Had a song called "Biological Father" on it) Tim McGraw (Had "I Like It, I Love It" on the CD) Alan Jackson (Had the "way down yonder' on the Chattahoochie" song on it
June 6, 200719 yr Some of the first ones I bought... LL Cool J (Had the song "I Need Love" on it) Shaq (Had a song called "Biological Father" on it) Tim McGraw (Had "I Like It, I Love It" on the CD) Alan Jackson (Had the "way down yonder' on the Chattahoochie" song on it That LL album was his second one, titled "Bigger And Deffer."
June 6, 200719 yr Some of the first ones I bought... LL Cool J (Had the song "I Need Love" on it) Shaq (Had a song called "Biological Father" on it) Tim McGraw (Had "I Like It, I Love It" on the CD) Alan Jackson (Had the "way down yonder' on the Chattahoochie" song on it That song was actually called "Biological Didn't Bother". The CD was called "Shaq-Fu: Da Return" You are right Jim. That LL CD is called "Bigger & Deffer". It had great songs such as "I'm Bad", "Kanday", "The Bristol Hotel", "I Need Love" & "The Do Wop". The McGraw CD is called "All I Want". The Jackson CD is called "Who I Am". Had the hits such as "Summertime Blues" AKA The Chattahoochie song, "Livin On Love" & "Gone Country".
June 7, 200719 yr Bought this album in the 60's...my mom still has it. Bought more 45 's....Albums were expensive back then. The Best of Gene Pitney 1969 Including: (The Man Who Shot) Liberty Valance, Town Without Pity, Last Chance to Turn Around, and more. Other songs by Gene Pitney that I liked are: Every Breath I Take, It Hurts to Be in Love, Twenty-Four Hours from Tulsa.
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