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25 August 2020, 14:51
Mike McGuire
Who remembers this?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=24rYz9QAvdQ
25 August 2020, 18:41
Bill/Oregon
They played at Bellarmine High School in Tacoma, Washington, about the time that record came out.


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25 August 2020, 19:06
Biebs
Bill, they had record players when you were in High School? :-)
27 August 2020, 01:34
Bill/Oregon
Jon, why yes, and this even came out on a 45 RPM with the yellow plastic insert ...


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27 August 2020, 01:36
Opus1
Music was the only thing good that happened in 1968...


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27 August 2020, 02:50
impala#03
I still love that song!
27 August 2020, 03:14
Mike McGuire
quote:
Originally posted by Opus1:
Music was the only thing good that happened in 1968...


December 1968. Apollo 8, uusally regarded as the most dangerous mission of manned space. Fate was sure against Jim Lovell landing on the Moon. Got to orbit it in Apollo 8 as intended but theh his chance to land came on the Apollo 13.
27 August 2020, 04:18
Peter
quote:
Bellarmine High School

Hold it, they played "Angel of the Morning" at a good Catholic school. Didn't they listen to the words? "If Heaven says we've sinned well it's what I wanted now"
Anyway, I have this on my thumb drive that I play in my wife's car, along with a bunch of other oldies that my parents told me about (!).
Peter


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27 August 2020, 08:22
NormanConquest
I remember it quite well as I also remember the ongoing joke at the time of the D.I. coming into the barracks + shouting, "O.K. ANGEL, GET UP!"


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