What was the first record you ever bought?

Ooh, great tune, that.
Air guitar inducing.

Black night by Deep Purple.

That was brave!
Was freedom all you expected it to be?

That meant to say. I want to break free by queen ... I was 16 and wanted to break free by in the world so took a live in job in the Savoy

I want to brea free by queen

Virginia Plain by Roxy Music.
I think I used a record token to get it, that my decadent, trendy (and very slightly frowned upon) aunt got me.

I'm not sure if that's actually true, but my mind seems to think so.

It was definitely Virginia Plain though.

You’re My World, Cilla Black.

I feel fine by The Beatles, 1964 5s 6d in the NAAFI in Berlin.

The first ones I remember buying were the music for the ballet La Fille Mal Gardée, and highlights from Britten’s opera Peter Grimes, both performances I had seen when I was a student in London.. They were LPs. About 1963. I was in my early twenties. Before that, records were not my priority if I had any money.

The first (and only) pop-type record I bought was the Beatles Penny Lane in the mid-1960s. I was never very interested in pop music, though I liked some songs I heard on the radio - just not enough to buy recordings!

cliff's living doll.

Dannyrae - my friend and I used to dance to 'poor me' and 'running bear' ", not by the same singer. I think they were her mothers records.

1963 (I think)
Bobby's Girl by Susan Maugham
I think it was 1/6d; more than a week's pocket money.

Single - Where Do You Go To My Lovely Peter Sarstedt.
I can't remember how much it cost but it was the first record I bought with my own money. I was 12/13 and the year was 1969.

The first album I bought was ‘A Meal You Can Shake Hands With In The Dark’ by Pete Brown and the Battered Ornaments. My favourite track was ‘Sandcastle’. I think it was 1969 and I was 16.

Union city blue by Blondie

Mine was Tears of a clown by Smokie Robinson. Just googled the year it was 1967 so I’d be 10 . Can’t remember how much it cost but I know where I bought it. A record stall in our local indoor market where everyone got the records from.

I bought Adam Faith singing "What do you want if you don't want money?" in 1959 when I was 11. I don't have any idea how much it cost. I also bought his 2nd release "Poor Me"

Ooh I love "get it on".
It's the ultimate, so cool, pop song, I think.
Or one of them!
I love a good music thread.

From a Jack to a King. Can’t remember who sang it.