First record you bought

That was 1957

Bits n Pieces by The Dave Clark Five

See Emily Play, Pink Floyd [even though I didn't have a record player].

Georgia Fame, Yeh Yeh

Yes it has been done but it's nice to do it again! Mine was Just One Look by the Hollies

Yes it has been done before, but we love to reminisce!
Mine was Lonny Donegan's Battle of New Orleans on a 78rpm.

Sealed with a kiss ( Bryan Hyland, I think.)

Lonnie Donegan's 'Lost John' - a 78rpm. I still remember the purple Pye label!

I don't remember the first single but my first LP was 'Tommy' by The Who

We didn't have a record player, we had a reel to reel tape recorder. We used to set up the microphone and record Top of the Pops. When we did eventually catch up with everyone else and get a record player the first one I bought was "It must be love" by Labi Siffre. I still like that song.

love, love, love
Nothing more, nothing less....

I now have an earworm

I bought an LP of The King and I, when I was about 12 and didn't have a record player.
First single was King of the Road - Roger Whittaker, still no record player when I got that!

Sinatra L.P. cannot recall which of many was the first

78 of Bill Haley and the Comets: Rock around the Clock.

1961. Cliff Richard 'Do you wanna dance?'

It might as well rain until September. Carol King.

'Come outside' - Mike Sarne and Wendy Richards

When we first had a record player my first buy was Bits and Pieces by the Dave Clark 5. My sister bought My Boy Lollipop by Millie.

My old mans a dustman

Poetry in Motion, by Johnny Tillotson. The first record we bought when our Dad fixed the record player. Can't remember if he bought it for us or if one of my siblings bought it. And I can't remember the first record that I bought myself, but I do remember the first LP I bought - Sunshine Superman by Donovan. I was in love with him

Just like Eddie by Heinz think it cost me 6s 8d from Woolworths

Albatross - Fleetwood Mac, 1968. Still one of my favourites.

Dusty Springfield, "I Just Dont Know What" cost three shillings and sixpence!

And I used to love ice skating to Fleetwoods "Albatross"