Your first 45rpm single?

[guitarron]

I don't remember my first 45 purchased, but being the youngest of 5, i had a lot of records to listen to.
What comes to mind is Judy in Disguise and Your just too good to be true
Green Eyed Lady (still love that tune)

[The Reverend 48]

Mine was Need your love so bad Fleetwood Mac...I'm so glad it was!

[Ferryman_1957]

Mine was Need your love so bad Fleetwood Mac...I'm so glad it was!

No surprise there! Did that set you on the blues path or were you already that way inclined?

Cheers,

Nigel

[upsetminded]

I love the "Freddie" too.  This is the first time I saw the dance.  A good single too. (Thanks for the tip on posting vids.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8ImLhAbLT4c

[Flash Harry]

Sonny and Cher - I got you babe. I can't explain why. Ever since I bought it (5 shillings in those days) I couldn't work out why the hell I'd done it. So if you're out there Sonny Bono, you owe me 5 bob.

[Ted]

my first record was you where made for me by freddy and the dreamers about 1964 or 1965 i think

I'd love to see an oldrottenhead video of this - complete with the dance.   Cheesy

Please?

Pretty please?

no way jose. tho i can do the dance, can remember when top of the pops was on at my grans house my aunts would move the furniture to one side of the room so they could dance to whatever was on, i recall doing the dance on many such occasions.

ORH doth protest too much.

Have you ever noticed how you never see Freddie Garrity and ORH in the same place at the same time?  Hmmm?  Have you?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0tqbZ67CAF0

[Oldrottenhead]

haha  lmfao. funnily enough we have never been seen together.

[upsetminded]

Brilliant Ted. 

By the way ORH can you do Freddie's insane laugh?  It would be a nice addition to your next track.

[Flash Harry]

Nah, I see where you're going with this - I have to say that the truth is that Freddy Garrity has far more hair than ORH, trust me I'm an expert in the Hair arena.

[Blooby]

I think it was "We're an American Band" by Grand Funk Railroad.  I remember the yellowish vinyl you could peer through.  First "album" purchase was (I think) an 8-Track tape of I Robot by Alan Parsons.

Blooby