and what happened to them? Rooting through the 'stuff' in the shed today and came across my box of old 45s: found a case to sit on and went through them. Almost every one has a story to tell, especially the 60's ones. This led to digging out the old LPs: even more memories. The first single has survived, 'Rebel Rouser' by Duane Eddy and so has the first LP: Elvis (Rock 'n' Roll No.1), though lots of others have disappeared , many flogged at school to buy fags with, some nicked by my brother, and other taken to jumble sales by my mum. But those two have made it! Any others? (There will of course be some sort of generation gap thing here I'm sure!).
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First Album - Sgt. Pepper by The Beatles
Would have liked all the Beatles albums but pocket money wouldn't stretch that far.
Paper round paid for Sgt Pepper.
Luckily my best friend had an older brother who always had all the latest sounds, so I never missed out during the 60's.
Used to sound great on his bass-heavy radiogram, unlike my trebley Dansette!
Spent most of the 70's buying up all my favourite 60's albums.
My first single was almost certainly, Dance with the Devil.........Cosy Powell, along with Music...........John Miles.
my first album........ I remember buying Derek and Clive live on cassette and my Mum finding/playing and chucking me out again
But I'll stick my neck out here and say, Sing something simple by "The Mike Sam Singers" on the K-Tel label, and I possibly nicked it from Woolworth's. ........ ..................only joking Officer..
LP - A T.REX Greatest Hits on Music for Pleasure (?) label
never recoverd from the effect....... 'You'll never hear surf music again' he declared on the album,..... Brian Wilson never did again!
the third album ' Electric Ladyland,' still have it to this day.... best studio album of all time
First album was "Rampant" by Nazareth in 1974 I think it was a fortune (£2.00 was in those days), the odd thing was Id never heard it, I bought it because I liked the cover.....fortunately, it was actually a very good album...second album was Tubular Bells which I have to this day (along with a load of other collectors versions).
1st single that got bought for me,,white wedding, billy idol (buggered off a bit lively when that turned up)
First LP (they were expensive ) either Deep Purple in Rock or Small Faces Ogdens Nut Gone Flake
LP Kimono my House Sparks with the odd Mael brothers and Dinky Diamond on drums
first lp: motown volume 4
Album - Powerslave (Iron Maiden)
Don't think i've ever bought a single......
First Album - One of those Top Of The Pops things by unoriginal artists.
First Proper Album - Pink Floyd The Wall
are you sure????? I recall a conversation on air!
First Album - K-Tel, 10 Power Hits, compilation album, it had Clifford T Ward, Gaye on it and Hot Chocolate, Brother Louie
First SIngle - Rubber Ducky, Sesame Street!!!
Absolutely positive - For the record and I canot believe I am admitting to this -
First Single - Grandad - Clive Dunn
Album - Have no idea of it's name but it was on sale in Woolworths and had a picture of a Satellite Dish on the front of it.
First Long Player - A cheap and nasty best of Jimi Hendrix (it was cheap but the music was good)
First Single - The Legend of Xanadu by Dave Dee, Dozy, Beaky, Mick & Titch
First Album - Soundtrack to 2001: A Space Odyssey
First single I properly bought myself - West End Girls
First Album - Madonna, Like a Virgin
Album was hammer don't hurt them by mc hammer from the tape bloke in woolwich who had all the chart albums on cassette for 2 quid.
Single) Don't you want me- The Human League
First album was Number of th beast by Iron Maiden.
Blondie - Blondie
Ok there was probably a few Wombles LPs but they were bought for me. Honest...
Don't remember my first LP for sure but was many years later, very late sixties or even very early seventies, and would have been something by one of Cat Stevens, Simon and Garfunkel, Paul Simon on his own or Bob Dylan.
Album - Bros - Push
"You Really Got Me" by the Kinks.
I've still got it ....(!)
First album new, was the Beatles double White album. It cost a lot of weeks paper round money, I can tell you.
'Revolution No9' was my favourite track, certainly appealed to a 13 year old, lol