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| The 'dessert' concept of Herb Alpert's Whipped Cream and Other Delights (in which every song has an 'edible' title) was a great, fun idea, and transformed this band into bonafide superstars, spendi... |
Posted By: Vaughn
07-18-2008
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| My sister Susan returned from her freshman year at Michingan State in 1965 - with an armload of urban blues albums like this one by Paul Butterfield. Thus I had an early introduction to guys like E... |
Posted By: Vaughn
07-18-2008
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| In an era when most music was coming out of Motown, Great Britain and the West Coast, The Rascals were the dominant East Coast band
on AM and vinyl for a few years. |
Posted By: Vaughn
07-18-2008
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| Recorded in 1966, but not released until 1968 just after his tragic death, Otis Redding's In Person At The Whisky A Go Go is one of the best and most energetic live albums ever made. |
Posted By: Vaughn
07-18-2008
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| Classic Beach Boys LP, I wore this one out - what guy didn't dream about owning a coupe like this one? |
Posted By: Vaughn
07-12-2008
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| Dion's flagship album, about 1963. My older sister had this one - and I used to 'borrow' it, playing it to death on my Westinghouse suitcase 'stereo'. |
Posted By: Vaughn
07-12-2008
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| A milestone album. Clapton, Baker and Bruce. You practically had to abandon AM and hear these tunes on FM - definitely not Top 40 league. My favorite was Tales of Brave Ulysses... |
Posted By: Vaughn
07-12-2008
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| Mitch and the Wheels put out some of the best dance numbers in their time...our Larry Cohen with The Offbeats did a great job covering Devil With a Blue Dress On in St Elizabeth's basement Battle o... |
Posted By: Vaughn
07-12-2008
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| One of my favorite bands in those days. I sat and chatted with John Sebastian in a Spring, Texas cafe in 1984. My daughters know the words to Rain On The Roof - it was their lullaby of choice when ... |
Posted By: Vaughn
07-06-2008
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| 'Hello darkness my old friend....' |
Posted By: Vaughn
07-06-2008
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| The summer of 1967's definitive album. Light My Fire and Break on Through filled the air during every party, each trip to the beach. |
Posted By: Vaughn
07-06-2008
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| In December 1965 I asked myself, 'How much more good music can these guys possibly put out?' I still listen to Rubber Soul these days - I've never tired of Norwegian Wood, Michelle and In My Life... |
Posted By: Vaughn
07-06-2008
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| Arthur Ashe with his tear-filled father after winning the 1968 United States Open at Forest Hills. Although Ashe was always a winner, a man of strong character, poised and able to overcome racial b... |
Posted By: Vaughn Olson
03-29-2008
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| In a friendship that proved hugely uncomfortable for Americans, Nikita Khrushchev embraces Cuba's Fidel Castro at the UN in September 1960. |
Posted By: Vaughn Olson
03-29-2008
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| U.S. President Lyndon B Johnson shakes the hand of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. at the signing of the Civil Rights Act as officials look on July 2, 1964 in Washington, DC. |
Posted By: Administrator
02-23-2008
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| Dennis Hopper, left, Peter Fonda and Jack Nicholson appear in a scene from the 1969 era-defining film 'Easy Rider.' |
Posted By: Administrator
02-23-2008
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| The late Steve McQueen is shown with his 1963 Ferrari 250 GT Berlinetta Lusso |
Posted By: Administrator
02-23-2008
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| Lunar module approaches CSM for docking / earthrise in background, Apollo 11 |
Posted By: Administrator
02-23-2008
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| Karl Ehrhardt, the New York Mets fan known as the Sign Man, holds up a 'Met Power' sign after Ed Kranepool hit a home run in the eighth inning of the third game of the World Series in this Oct. 14,... |
Posted By: Administrator
02-23-2008
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| South Vietnamese National Police Chief Brig Gen. Nguyen Ngoc Loan executes a Viet Cong officer with a single pistol shot in the head in Saigon on Feb. 1, 1968. The photo, by photojournalist Eddie A... |
Posted By: Administrator
02-23-2008
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| Dec. 30, 1967, Da Nang, S.Vietnam: A U.S. Marine picks himself up out of the mud of a rice paddy after he fell during a rush across the open field. The Leathernecks were exchanging shots with North... |
Posted By: Administrator
02-23-2008
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| Picture taken 20 July, 1969, of astronaut Edwin E. Aldrin Jr., lunar module pilot, walking on the surface of the moon during the historic Apollo 11 mission |
Posted By: Administrator
02-23-2008
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| Lee Harvey Oswald, accused assassin of President John F. Kennedy, reacts as Dallas night club owner Jack Ruby, foreground, shoots at him from point blank range in a corridor of Dallas police headqu... |
Posted By: Administrator
02-23-2008
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| Heavyweight champion Muhammad Ali, then known as Cassius Clay, stands over fallen challenger Sonny Liston, shouting and gesturing shortly after dropping Liston with a short hard right to the jaw on... |
Posted By: Administrator
02-23-2008
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| Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson is sworn-in as president of The United States by Judge Sarah Hughes on Air Force One, Love Field, Dallas, Texas, Nov. 22, 1963, following President John F. Kennedy'... |
Posted By: Administrator
02-23-2008
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| April 21, 1965; Flushing Meadow Park: View from the Observation tower at New York State Pavillion built for the 1964 World's Fair |
Posted By: Administrator
02-23-2008
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| The late 60's song themes began to take on a new face - lifestyle, politics, and counterculture. Barry McGuire, left, filled the halls with Eve of Destruction. Denny Doherty, John and Michelle Phil... |
Posted By: Vaughn
12-15-2007
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| For a while it seemed that all the guys dressed alike: earthy colors, Levi's Hopsack pants (the closest things to real jeans without violating the dress code), MOCCASINS and a Madras shirt like thi... |
Posted By: Vaughn
12-15-2007
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| This photo predates the 60's but it was the only one I could locate of a Bungalow Bar ice cream truck...they were always competing with Good Humor and that 'other' brand, Mary Jane. |
Posted By: Vaughn
12-15-2007
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| Very representaive of our WWHS years, the Association fed us hit after soft rock hit with Along Comes Mary, Cherish, Windy, Everything That Touches You, and Never My Love. |
Posted By: Vaughn
12-15-2007
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| THE place to meet after a basketball game - replete with original Blodgett ovens, comfortable booths, indoor public dial telephone and constantly updated jukebox. Do you remember how LOUD it could ... |
Posted By: Vaughn
12-13-2007
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| The first Bond film released in 1962. Sean Connery and Ursula Andress on the LP cover. |
Posted By: Vaughn
12-13-2007
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| The FUGITIVE, 120 episodes, September 1963-August 1967, every show began with the train wreck, allowing David Janssen to escape the clutches of Lt Gerard. Kimble would stumble from the scene, and s... |
Posted By: Vaughn
12-12-2007
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| Come ride the little train that is rollin' down the track to the Junction.
Forget about your cares, it is time to relax at the Junction.
Lotsa curves, you bet 'N even more when you get to the Jun... |
Posted By: Vaughn
12-11-2007
Views: 2140
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Posted By: Administrator
12-04-2007
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| When they were called Stewardesses..instead of 'Flight Attendant' |
Posted By: Administrator
12-04-2007
Views: 2177
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