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the very first record - Mrrusty1 - 29-05-2012
My very first record was bought for me when I was five years old in 1969 it was space oddity by David bowie I kept singing it so they bought it for me.[ATTACH=CONFIG]1488[/ATTACH]
the very first record - Music Head - 29-05-2012
who is they?
parents?
are they open for any adoptions?
Bob Dylan for me, The Times They Are A-Changing
had to save my damn allowance for it
the very first record - CRAZY-HORSE - 29-05-2012
first album bought for me was an Elvis Presley compilation called "easy come,easy go"...got it back in the early 1970s,that was followed by a double album around the same time called "Elvis' 40 greatest hits"
the first single i ever bought was, from memory, "grease" by Frankie Valli, first album i actually bought with my pocket money/allowance would also have been an Elvis Presley album...probably one of those budget ones released after his death in 1977.
the very first record - Mrrusty1 - 29-05-2012
mum and dad
Music Head Wrote:who is they?
parents?
are they open for any adoptions?
Bob Dylan for me, The Times They Are A-Changing
had to save my damn allowance for it
the very first record - PennyLane - 29-05-2012
The first record I ever received, on vinyl, my dad gave me. He took it out of his collection. It was George Harrison's " All Things Must Pass" .
![[Image: 220px-All_Things_Must_Pass_1970_cover.jpg]](http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/a/a1/All_Things_Must_Pass_1970_cover.jpg/220px-All_Things_Must_Pass_1970_cover.jpg)
But, the first CD I bought with my own money was Jason Mraz's " Waiting for My Rocket to Come".
the very first record - Jerome - 29-05-2012
Alvin & the Chipmunks - Can't remember the title anymore. Something about 'Christmas Time'. A present from my Dad when I was but a wee lad.