Lurkers' week: what's the first single you ever bought?

I thinknit was "she loves you" by the Beatles or the Cliff "Young Ones" EP.

Little Donkey by Nina and Frederick - I was 6! I still have it somewhere in the attic! Second was Cliff's Bachelor Boy.

Matchstick men and matchstick cats and dogs how embarrassing now

Bits 'n" Pieces Dave Clark 5

It was Young Girl by Gary Puckett and the Union Gap. Bought it with my then boyfriend (later he became my husband and later still my ex!)

Not Fade Away by the Rolling Stones. I worked Saturdays in my uncle’s record shop from the age of 14 and met a very young Mick Jagger when he came in to browse records when playing a gig at the theatre opposite.

Living Doll by Cliff Richard - those were the days

The Bay City Rollers - they were massive when I was at primary school. My first single was either All Of Me Loves All Of You or Give A Little Love. I have no idea of the tunes or the lyrics now, despite playing the record constantly.

The Rolling Stones "Not Fade Away", to my amazement my Dad loved it too.

My Mum made me buy Can't get used to losing you by Andy Williams. The next week I bought She Loves You by the Beatles!

This takes me back, Daydream Believer by the Monkees. I had a crush on Davy Jones ?

I admire those that can remember. Have been racking my brain but cannot recall. Could have been a Beatles record !

Maggie May by Rod Stewart. Played it over and over...
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Frankie Vaughan Give me the Moonlight. Ooooh Frankie!

It was "I Think I Love You" by The Partridge Family. I was obsessed!!

Do I count as a Lurker? I have recently posted a couple of times - but I am very new to it all.
I can't remember which singles were bought for me and which I bought myself. But I think my first was "Little Children" by Billy J Kramer and the Dakotas. Incredibly cringe making!
6s 8d!

Jeepster by T-Rex, I remember being rather taken with Marc Bolan!

I received From Me To You as a birthday present and we didn't have a record player, we just had a gramophone for 78's. When my parents bought a record player, I splashed out on It Might As Well Rain Until September by Carole King. I still have it!

My first single was River Deep and Mountain High by Ike and Tina Turner in the 60’s and I still have it now.

Now I have Walking Back To Happiness as a constant ear worm!?

Pigtails in Paris by David McBeth I think

I remember my brother bought "Walking back to Happiness" by Helen Shapiro which included the profound and meaningful words "wompah oh yeah yeah" in the chorus. Then my dad bought The Beatles first two albums for Christmas, ostensibly for me, but I suspect also for himself, my parents became born again teenagers in 1963 when The Beatles emerged on the scene having been shaken out of their classical music only vacuum to embrace all that modern culture had to offer! I wasn't allowed to put them on the record player, he had to do it for me in case I scratched them I was about 9 at the time so didn't have spending power. I think I started buying singles around 1966 when I was about 12, so it would have been The Beatles, Walker Bros, but can't remember what my first purchased single was.

Shakin all over. Johnny Kidd and the Pirates. Played it till it almost wore out. !

Can't remember which one but it would have been a Cliff Richard one. My son still has them all stored in his garage! He's embarrassed to admit that he knows the words to most of them?

Please could you all stop posting? I have wasted my morning , looking for these songs on You Tube. ?
I have a wedding to organise!!!!