I owned this 45 rpm recording (and quite a few more) BEFORE I was 1-year-old.
I could PLAY 33's, 45's, and 78's on the record player MYSELF by the time I was 2-1/2 or so...
(I also knew to flip the needle over for the 78's.)
My 12-years-older brother built me a record player (masonite cabinet, 5" speaker, little tube amplifier, salvaged record changer) when I was about 4 years old.
Thank goodness that we children of the 1950's were NEVER exposed to anything totally nuts...
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Re: Thank goodness that we children of the 1950's were NEVER exposed to anything totally nuts...
You can play that noise for your own kid at home every day if you want, just keep it out of the public school curriculum!!
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- bloke (Sun Aug 15, 2021 7:50 pm)
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Re: Thank goodness that we children of the 1950's were NEVER exposed to anything totally nuts...
"Do not say, 'Why were the old days better than these?' For it is not wise to ask such questions."
Ecclesiastes 7:10
Ecclesiastes 7:10
Re: Thank goodness that we children of the 1950's were NEVER exposed to anything totally nuts...
Gerald McBoing-Boing was one of my faves as a kid, as was Beany and Cecil (another bizarre cartoon).
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Re: Thank goodness that we children of the 1950's were NEVER exposed to anything totally nuts...
My sisters had the pull string talking doll and puppet of B@C.
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- Yorkboy (Mon Aug 16, 2021 8:22 am)
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Mack Brass Artiste
TU422L with TU25
1964 Conn 36k with CB Arnold Jacobs
Accent (By B&S) 952R with Bach12
The Fourth Estate is the Fifth Column
Mack Brass Artiste
TU422L with TU25
1964 Conn 36k with CB Arnold Jacobs
Accent (By B&S) 952R with Bach12
The Fourth Estate is the Fifth Column