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Welcome back 
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The Beach Boys  Here Today (mono)   Favoriting    
Herman's Hermits  No Milk Today (mono)   Favoriting    
Barry Ryan  Today   Favoriting    
 
The Beatles  Things We Said Today (mono)   Favoriting    
The Everly Brothers  You're Just What I Was Looking For Today   Favoriting    
Five Steps Beyond  Not So Young Today   Favoriting    
Buffalo Springfield  No Sun Today   Favoriting    
The Gosdin Brothers  I'll Live Today   Favoriting    
The Easybeats  Today   Favoriting    
 
The Knack  No Show Today   Favoriting    
 
The Tikis  Lost My Love Today (Warner 5828)   Favoriting    
The Swinging Blue Jeans  What Can I Do Today   Favoriting    
The Chances  That Girl (Isn't Coming Today)   Favoriting    
 
Bergen White  She Is Today   Favoriting    
 
Paul & Barry Ryan  Pictures Of Today   Favoriting    
Living Daylights  Let's Live For Today   Favoriting    
 
John Fred And His Playboy Band  No Letter Today   Favoriting    
 
Lesley Gore  On A Day Like Today (mono 45)   Favoriting    
Festival  Today   Favoriting    
 
J.C. Cole  I Found Me Today   Favoriting    
John Carter  A Year Ago Today   Favoriting    
 


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Avatar 7:58pm
Orange Peel:

welcome, my friends
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Eric R:

glad to be here, OP!
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Orange Peel:

Thank you, Sir Eric
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sw2442:

Hi again OP...and hello to all here...
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Eric R:

hi sw!
Avatar Swag For Life Member 8:01pm
Woo:

What a song. Here Today.
  8:02pm
WLSClark:

Here Today is just so great, isn't it?
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Eric R:

woo! This must be from Pet Sounds which has never grabbed me although this one is terrific.
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sw2442:

You can NEVER go wrong with something from Pet Sounds...
Avatar 8:03pm
Eric R:

hey WLS!
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MOM WHIG:

Hey all - OP, Eric, sw2442, Woo, WLS - the whole GANG IS HERE!!!
Avatar 8:05pm
Eric R:

hey Mom!
  8:05pm
WLSClark:

Eric, Mom, sw2442--let's party. No milk, no problem.
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MOM WHIG:

Eric luv this Hermit's song
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MOM WHIG:

WLS got my cold coke!
Avatar Swag For Life Member 8:05pm
Woo:

It's the bells
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sw2442:

Great song...but still probably the saddest song Herman's Hermits ever recorded.
Avatar 8:06pm
Eric R:

it's the song
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MOM WHIG:

Last show was Tomorrow - and we are doing Today!
Avatar Swag For Life Member 8:07pm
Woo:

I have Eloise by Barry Ryan on a 45. Nice to hear something else. Love his voice.
Avatar 8:08pm
MOM WHIG:

Wow - we are having a super sunset -- orange ball of fire
  8:08pm
WLSClark:

Mom, have you tried the new macdonalds Frozen Coke? Good stuff slushy. They act like its a new thing. TRY 1970!!!
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Eric R:

sometimes I think of asking technical questions, like why did they have the big chorus?
Avatar 8:09pm
Eric R:

great work here on rhythm guitar
  8:09pm
WLSClark:

I always thought "If this was the only 45 they put out, it would be a hit"
Avatar Swag For Life Member 8:10pm
Woo:

MOM WHIG, as Tommy James sang, there's a ball of fire in the sky.
Avatar 8:11pm
Eric R:

and that tambourine at the end!
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Eric R:

is Don still with us?
Avatar 8:13pm
Orange Peel:

Yes, Sir Don is still very much among us
Avatar 8:13pm
MOM WHIG:

Yes for Don he is 84
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SF Sorrow:

Good Evening Sir Orange Peel! Hello Eric, sw2442, Woo, WLS Clarke, MW! That Herman's tune is a classic
Avatar 8:13pm
Eric R:

thanks all. Hey SFS!
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MOM WHIG:

Phil 2014
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MOM WHIG:

SFS is back - hey :)
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Orange Peel:

Good day, Private Sorrow
Avatar 8:15pm
MOM WHIG:

WLS - have not been to Mickey Dee's in 30 years - I have food allergies - o, I cant go there. But frozen coke slushie sounds good!
  8:17pm
WLSClark:

SFS!
Mom, we got frozen cokes and qtr lber meal--19.50! Can you believe a meal for 2 from Maco's cost $20???
Avatar 8:18pm
Eric R:

wow...such a good song that Buffalo Springfield didn't release.
Avatar 8:19pm
MOM WHIG:

Eric - yes to the Buffalo song - can't believe it either.
  8:20pm
uptown jen:

Hi, all!
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MOM WHIG:

jen you made it here - great!
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Eric R:

hi Jen!
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Eric R:

stinging guitar!
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SF Sorrow:

Good evening uptown jen!
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SF Sorrow:

WLS, that same feed bag only use to ruin 10 bucks! Crazy
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Eric R:

I remember White Castle, 8 hamburgers for a dollar
Avatar 8:25pm
MOM WHIG:

Eric - me too - I used to go there in 1965 (DC) my first job for CIA
Avatar 8:26pm
SF Sorrow:

True Eric, only you must consider they were sliders the size of a silver dollar!
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Eric R:

true, SFS!
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MOM WHIG:

SF when $1.00 got you something
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SF Sorrow:

Indeed! 8 sliders!
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SF Sorrow:

100 pieces of candy!
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Eric R:

bubblegum!
  8:28pm
WLSClark:

Remember watching for the Maco's sign to change to 27...55...90 million hamburgers sold?
Avatar 8:30pm
MOM WHIG:

There are still 377 White Castle outlets
  8:30pm
WLSClark:

A nickel could get a pack of baseball (Beatles too) cards with bubblegum inside OR if you didn't have enough, a penney might get a Beatles pin in those turn crank things at front of stores....or just get some Pixi stix
Avatar 8:31pm
Eric R:

my first disillusion with the capitalist system happened when Superman comics (well, all of them) went from 10 cts to 12 cts
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MOM WHIG:

WLS I remember the same thing for McDonald's here in VA. The golden arches. The burgers were 15 cents, cheese burgers 20 cents, fries 15 cents
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SF Sorrow:

Pixi Stix's every day!
Avatar 8:32pm
MOM WHIG:

I still have my Beatle Bubblegum cards (minus the gum)
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Eric R:

me too, Mom.
  8:32pm
WLSClark:

I do too over 200, but they are sold to Gaylord now.
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MOM WHIG:

SF - loved pixie sticks
Avatar 8:33pm
MOM WHIG:

Eric - got one in my hand now - a few in my desk drawer here.
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sw2442:

I love the conversations about 8 burgers for $1...being born in late '69, I'm amazed how affordable things were then...5 cents for Beatles or baseball cards!?!? I pay $2-3 now for packs...I was born to late...
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MOM WHIG:

sw2442 - but still 69 was a great year for music -- so you can appreciate it now when you are older.
  8:34pm
WLSClark:

sw2442, Rubber Soul was a mere 3.98 when it came out!
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Eric R:

I'll go grab one, Mom...be right back
Avatar Swag For Life Member 8:34pm
Woo:

My friends and I would find bottles on the ground then take them to a store and get a few cents which we would then spend on baseball cards and candy. We learned about money.
Avatar 8:35pm
Eric R:

3rd series, card #116. The Beatles bowing after their set.
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MOM WHIG:

Woo, I used to to the same looking for bottles since I was ten - they were building new homes in my area and also doing a new road -- the best were "the wooden crates" from coke - that would be $5.00
  8:36pm
WLSClark:

Woo, you got it! What was expensive then--and now? Well Billboard was 50 cents in 1965 and $20 a year. THAT was big money. Record Beat was only 25, Hit Parader, etc 35 at most, but Billboard was expensive.
  8:37pm
WLSClark:

Eric, send your want list to gaylord. Haha.
I can actually check and see if I have what you need, but they belong to him now.
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MOM WHIG:

Eric - I have #4, 8, 10, 12, 27,30,31,38,42,57,63, and 64. Not sure what series though
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MOM WHIG:

Love this Live for Today - Grass Roots tune
Avatar Swag For Life Member 8:38pm
Gaylord Fields:

@WLSClark @Eric R: Good idea!
Avatar 8:38pm
Eric R:

I've got the rest in a trunk somewhere. Many of those were taken in 1963, at least the first set.
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MOM WHIG:

WLS I sent Gaylord a few when I sent him cookies a while back.
Avatar 8:39pm
SF Sorrow:

This Grass Roots is their best!
An Anthem of the 60's!
  8:39pm
WLSClark:

Kip Brown collects them too.
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sw2442:

MOM WHIG...absolutely...I always say my parents were lucky to be around when all this great music originally came out.
WLSClark...3.98 for the mono...and 4.98 for the stereo...even more for the 4 or 8-track...and now Billboard costs about $8.99 or $9.99 an issue!...
Avatar Swag For Life Member 8:39pm
Gaylord Fields:

@Mom Whig: Those cards are precious to me because they came from you!
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MOM WHIG:

SF I agree The Grass Roots is definitely the BEST!
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Eric R:

sw, it was shocking when LPs went to gasp $9.99!
Avatar 8:40pm
MOM WHIG:

Gaylord - you heard us talking - were your ears burning!!! But thanks
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SF Sorrow:

Hello Sir Gaylord!
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Eric R:

I think I bought 'The Beatles Second Album' in mono for $1.99 at a store called Korvette's. Stereo would have been $2.99 and now I know it was fake stereo so I made the right choice.
  8:41pm
David in California:

On the other hand, minimum wage in 1965 was $1.25, so a dollar was harder to come by.
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MOM WHIG:

David in CA - welcome here
  8:41pm
WLSClark:

Eric, as a 45 guy, what hit me was when I first paid 1.09 for a 45! "Free Ride" by Edgar Winter.
Avatar 8:42pm
Eric R:

that's the thing, David. I have a pay stub from 1976. 71 1/2 hours, $114 net.
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MOM WHIG:

Eric we had Korvette's here too
  8:42pm
WLSClark:

david, it was $1.25 in 1973 when I first started in work force.
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MOM WHIG:

In 1967 I got $2.00/hr from State Farm Ins Company.
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Eric R:

on the other hand, 8 burgers for a buck! 5 cts for beatle cards!
  8:43pm
WLSClark:

Mom, those big cities had so many stores that could have sales for prices I never saw in Dodge City
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MOM WHIG:

Eric - GOOD TIMES!
  8:44pm
WLSClark:

We are SOOOO lucky we grew up when we did--even with riots and war. The music pulled us thru,
  8:45pm
David in California:

Thank you, Mom Whig.
You and Eric and Clark know what I mean.
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MOM WHIG:

WLS and the MUSIC continues for us all here the 60's rule!
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SF Sorrow:

Did you have to "Get out of Dodge" WLS? or are you still there?
  8:47pm
WLSClark:

Mom, that was what was cool about working with Bob Irwin starting in 1990 and Sundazed. It was like returning to childhood while working a daily grind job.
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sw2442:

Eric R....I know...and new vinyl, which is usually just overcompressed digital masters, cost anywhere from $20-40!!!...ridiculous...
David in California...hi...my Dad tells me about working for a buck twenty five an hour delivering chicken, but, he liked having a job...
WLSClark...I can remember buying 45's for $1.29...and cheaper for oldies and cut-outs...
MOM WHIG...absolutely...those were good times...
...and hi Gaylord...
  8:48pm
WLSClark:

SF, my school teacher my first year in Lincoln (1971 high school) asked me why I left Dodge, I said "The marshall gave me till noon to get out of town."
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SF Sorrow:

Nice!!!
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MOM WHIG:

OP thanks for letting us into you show today - always amazing selections!
  8:49pm
WLSClark:

sw, even the new CDs are brickwalled badly. The 1980's ones are actually BETTER at times, altho many were vinyl transfers too.
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SF Sorrow:

Did you shoot up the town before you left?
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MOM WHIG:

See you all for BPN next
  8:50pm
WLSClark:

Great music to chat by. Over to BPN!
  8:51pm
David in California:

Hi sw2442. I get what you're saying. I'm just concerned that sometimes discussions of the past lack context.
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MOM WHIG:

See you soon David in CA
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sw2442:

Thanks for a great "today" show...today Orange Peel...see everyone next week I hope...
  8:53pm
uptown jen:

Thanks for “today” and “tomorrow,” Sir Peel.
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DA the DJ:

Thanks everyone!
Avatar 8:56pm
SF Sorrow:

Thanks OP! Great tunes!
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