It only goes back to 1940 Richard.
http://upchucky.org/TimeMachine.htm .
Upchucky jukebox
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Khundon1975
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This is handy, memory lane made easy. Just select a year and that years top 20 favorites are listed for you to play.
It only goes back to 1940 Richard.
http://upchucky.org/TimeMachine.htm .
It only goes back to 1940 Richard.
http://upchucky.org/TimeMachine.htm .
I've lost my mind and I am making no effort to find it.
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It’s none of my business what people say and think of me. I am what I am and do what I do. I expect nothing and accept everything. It makes life so much easier.
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reminds me of one of my favorite radio shows....that one Jimmy Saville used to do with the top 10 from two different years....ah.......
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It's still going hosted by Dale Winton.sandman67 wrote:reminds me of one of my favorite radio shows....that one Jimmy Saville used to do with the top 10 from two different years....ah.......
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they replaced the giant that is Jimmy with the annoying whiny gnat that is winton.....yeah that figures for the Beeb
"Science flew men to the moon. Religion flew men into buildings."
"To sin by silence makes cowards of men."
"To sin by silence makes cowards of men."
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Khundon1975
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I used to listen to Top of the Pops on a transistor radio, under the blankets on a Sunday night. School next day.
Anyone remember 3 way family favorites, my sister in Aus, had a record played for her back before time began.
Anyone remember 3 way family favorites, my sister in Aus, had a record played for her back before time began.
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Bill Crozier in Germany and Jean Somebody or other in UK. Followed by The Billy Cotton Band Show.Khundon1975 wrote:I used to listen to Top of the Pops on a transistor radio, under the blankets on a Sunday night. School next day.
Anyone remember 3 way family favorites, my sister in Aus, had a record played for her back before time began.
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along with Jimmy's show I was a massive fan for years of Tommy Vance's Friday Rock Show....miss old Tommy and his caramel voice.
ah the great old days of listening to the radio and taping it on one of those old mono tape recorders
ah the great old days of listening to the radio and taping it on one of those old mono tape recorders
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Remember the old, huge, radios with the record deck built in. Hundreds of stations on the dial?
If you tuned to a station and wrote down a few words of what you heard then sent it off to the station, they sent back a postcard with a view of the city. Great, if you were a stamp collector as a kid.
If you tuned to a station and wrote down a few words of what you heard then sent it off to the station, they sent back a postcard with a view of the city. Great, if you were a stamp collector as a kid.
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Awesome site!Khundon1975 wrote:This is handy, memory lane made easy. Just select a year and that years top 20 favorites are listed for you to play.
It only goes back to 1940 Richard.
http://upchucky.org/TimeMachine.htm .