Music and Fashion 3 Teenie Bopper by Granny_E
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The 3rd in this series....
Waaaaay before iPods and mp3's, even before CD's, cassette tape, and EVEN before 8-tracks we had our 45's
This is kinda like ....
"How does it feel
How does it feel
To be on your own
With no direction home
Like a complete unknown
Like a rolling stone ?"
and dad yelling "TURN THAT THING DOWN AND SHUT OUT THAT LIGHT!!!!"
and I don't care what he says Bob Dylan is dreammy too......
Comments (7)
FANTÁSTICA IMAGINAÇÃO MINHA AMIGA MARAVILHOSA CENA BELA LADY,PERFEITA POSE E EXPRESSÃO,MAGNIFICOS DETALHES.+++++++++5
FANTASTIC flash back to way back when..Great Job on this...love the Bob Dylan record cover on the floor....and hey?...let's not forget reel to reels..(smile)
I used to sneak into the attic and wind up the ol' 78rpm victrola and play "Call of the Wild Goose" (known today as "The Good, The Bad, and the Ugly" and "Cool Clear Water" by The Sons of the Pioneers. Even when the little 45 players were all the rage. Great image.
WONDERFUL trip down MEMORY music Lane! (I had a PLASTIC VINYL record player like that above. My FIRST ever store bought record was by the Beach Boys, DO IT AGAIN. I wore that and a number of old 45's out. Literally. WINK. I also remember fondly my late father playing his 78 rpms all the time. As I entered my college days, I enjoyed the LP's, 33 1/3rd vinyl albums of which I have many still to this day. Luckily, I bought a diamond needle stereo phonograph a number of years back which I dust off a few times each year.
Very good composition and scene....
Most excellent!
Excellent song of choice for the subject; it marked quite a turning point in history, much like the debuts of Elvis and Nirvana. Great composition, well done!