Don't know if you're still on here or not; but I came across your channel. AWESOME! Don't know if you are or were from the Pittsburgh area, but a LOT of the ballads were played here. And they were in great demand. I know; because I owned a record store. So many of your ballads are collectable items. Even back in the 80's people were buying those ballads $20 & up. Terry Lee, Porky Chedwick, Mad Mike, Bob Livorio & so many others tried to out compete with unknown records. You have a BUNDLE of them. Can't wait to take my time & listen again. I had about 40K in my store & most of what you have. But I sold them in the 90's. But it's different in this day & age to see them popping up on UA-cam. Your site is the best by far. Plus I DJ'ed for 32 years. That's why I know a little bit about the music.
Great Post! I was more familiar with the record labels than most of the artists and or groups. That record by Freddie Fender, HOLY ONE, was a top five record here in OKC in 1960 but was on the Imperial Record label. Again, Great Post! Larry N. Boyington, aka Larry Neal, former curator of the Wax Museum on the big 1520 KOMA
I appreciate it! Just love sharing some of my favorite songs that I come across. Hope you found some good memories or perhaps some new songs in this playlist
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Excellent songs and music 🎶 Spiffy
SOME OF THESE REARE OLDIES ARE SO BEAUTIFUL THERE THE BESTS❤
Terrific compilation of mostly lesser- known tunes from the golden era.Well done, Spiff!
Nice ballad.
A nice ballad.
Really nice ballad.
Wow! Great early Isley Bros.
Love the guitar playing on the song Maria 💃🏻❤🎸🎼
Also Gene MacDaniel’s I don’t want to cry is sweet ❤🙏
Don't know if you're still on here or not; but I came across your channel. AWESOME! Don't know if you are or were from the Pittsburgh area, but a LOT of the ballads were played here. And they were in great demand. I know; because I owned a record store. So many of your ballads are collectable items. Even back in the 80's people were buying those ballads $20 & up. Terry Lee, Porky Chedwick, Mad Mike, Bob Livorio & so many others tried to out compete with unknown records. You have a BUNDLE of them. Can't wait to take my time & listen again. I had about 40K in my store & most of what you have. But I sold them in the 90's. But it's different in this day & age to see them popping up on UA-cam. Your site is the best by far. Plus I DJ'ed for 32 years. That's why I know a little bit about the music.
@@raymondvaniel8770 that's awesome. I'm from California. I've just stumbled across these songs over there heads and became mesmerized by them
Great Post! I was more familiar with the record labels than most of the artists and or groups. That record by Freddie Fender, HOLY ONE, was a top five record here in OKC in 1960 but was on the Imperial Record label. Again, Great Post!
Larry N. Boyington, aka Larry Neal, former curator of the Wax Museum on the big 1520 KOMA
I love some of the very early Isley Brothers. Thanks for the Angels Cried.
Yeppa! LOVE IT❣️❣️
♥️♥️💫 Lovely Song......♥️
Excelente love it
😊 - lovely selection of 'real' songs. T Y F v good sound quality.
There is no lack of 50s and 60s remembrances on Facebook. That said, I've missed your content.
I appreciate it! Just love sharing some of my favorite songs that I come across. Hope you found some good memories or perhaps some new songs in this playlist
@@SpiffyGriffy47 ...both thank you. Not sure how many were new, or I just don't remember so good! ;)
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? Trak 2 sounds like a 'man version' of Peggy Lee's "Fever".!
A nice ballad.