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Bad Motorcycle
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The Storey Sisters I was on my way to school When a fellow I…
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Alex Riddick
My mom use to sing this delightful song when I was youngster when she either was washing the dishes or family socials.
I never heard ever this before on the radio but somehow she did! I heard this song for the first time today.
listening to the Parkway Records oldies collection on YouTube I just burst into tears of joy. She really had lot of fun singing these ditties around the house. Now I have the touch of the memories she enjoyed doing.
TheJonaco
"Voon-Voon-Voon"! Heard this on a "Collectors' Oldies" radio show here in Boston 30 years ago and still remember it. Cameo-Parkway recorded just about everything in Philly that moved in the "Bandstand" era (though there were other labels in town).
Steve Cannon
I think it for the first time on WMEX with "Woo Woo" when I was a kid.
douglas rose
This song makes me laugh. How wonderful. So much fun
RobbofSOCAL
It was April, 1958 in St. Louis,Mo. I rode a Cushman motor scooter. Her name was Diann Curd. I was 15; she was 14. We still keep in touch even though I live 1,800 miles away in Los Angeles, CA. Diann recently mailed me this 45 RPM with the Cameo Orange label. I am so happy to have found the recording here.
Old Guy
Wow. I was 14 in '58. These records make me feel young. There was a car song that had lyrics something like:" I've 4 carburetors and an automatic drive, just tearing down Main doing 105". Can you identify it? Thanks.
sstavsky
Could you possibly be thinking of Nervous Norvus's notorious (and hilarious) song, "Transfusion"?
Peter Emmert
I wonder if this was the first appearance of the legendary sax player Buddy Savitt?
RobbofSOCAL
Yes, it was.
Judy Jones
Please, I am looking for an early 45 from the 50s, having to do with "the crazy new game called Grapevine." It is a very rock-and-roll song having to do with teens spreading info and rumors over the phone. The song starts out with the sound of an old-style busy signal and the words this - is - grape - vine. Then the music begins. Would love to find the real title and artist name, and ultimately see it in these wonderful collections.