The 50s And 60s Was The Best Era For Music. Oh! Yes It Was!

[Sassycakes]

 

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[Sassycakes]

 

[Olivia]

 

[Llynn]

 

[Aunt Bea]

I get a kick out of the white gloves!

 

[Aunt Bea]

 

[Llynn]

 

[Sassycakes]

Years ago when my daughter was a teenager she had lunch with Frankie Avalon. He was a neighborhood guy when I was growing up. listening to him now brought back this memory. I was thrilled she got to meet him. She loved him in Grease !

 

[Olivia]

I had a crush on Frankie Avalon too at 12 years old. But my biggest crush was on Paul Anka.

 

[Sassycakes]

When I was a teenager I went to dances every Saturday night to an all boys High School. It was a Catholic High school so the Priest would watch everything. When walking in the girls had to show the bottoms of their shoes to make sure nothing would scratch the dance floor that was in the Gym. When The Twist came out by Chubby Checker you weren't allowed to dance the twist to it. Of course when they played it the groups would form a circle and cover the kids dancing the Twist.

 

[Olivia]

 

[Olivia]

Okay, Laughter in the Rain is not from the sixties. I hope to make up for it with the following:

 

[Olivia]

 

[Llynn]

 

[hypochondriac]

Gerry and the Pacemakers version of You'll Never Walk Alone. Beautiful chord progression. Brings a tear to one's eye.

 

[Lara]

1965...Hang on Sloopy

 

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[Sassycakes]

I had a crush on Frankie Avalon too at 12 years old. But my biggest crush was on Paul Anka.

He is another of my favorite singers.

 

[Ken N Tx]

 

[Olivia]

 

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[Sassycakes]

Gerry and the Pacemakers version of You'll Never Walk Alone. Beautiful chord progression. Brings a tear to one's eye.

You're right it is a great song.