Topic: Is Ther Anybody Here, Who Likes he Songs Of Lou Christie. Like I Do?

[bill440cars]

       Here are some of the ones he did:                                                 

       http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=w05w1XbZTG8

      http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=uLemdORSx_E

     http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=LyRqdzF8swY

     http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=GnFU-bMDICE

     http://www.youtube.com/watch_popup?v=Ee_eq8FVzOk


  Yeah, I'm Still Stuck In The Past, When It Comes To Music, Cars AND Bikes

[bill440cars]

        Hm, so far, it seems like I'm the only one who likes him and his music. No matter, I STILL listen to a lot of the Oldies (50's & 60's0 stuff and enjoy it at least as much, maybe more thasn back then.

[Johnie]

Hey Wild Bill...I have some of those in my Rock-O-La. I had collected records since I was a kid. Finally in 1983 I bought this 1973 model Rock which has played ever since. I have only needed to lub it and run it...like the 750...

[bill440cars]

Hey Wild Bill...I have some of those in my Rock-O-La. I had collected records since I was a kid. Finally in 1983 I bought this 1973 model Rock which has played ever since. I have only needed to lub it and run it...like the 750...

   Now THAT is AWESOME johnie! I could go for a deal like that myself. It would be really something to have a Garage (spelled "SHOP") that was big enough to do ALL that you wanted to do AND have a nice setup like like YOURS sitting in the corner, blasting out the 50's and 60's tunes! I would have thought I had died and gone to Heaven! Closest I can come to that is an overcrowded 1-car garage and a mid 60's Akai Reel to Reel w/ the built-in 8 track player. Thanks for sharing guy, Bill  

[HondanutRider]

Hey Bill,

You can get or make all kinds of this music on CDs these days, and then play them through a music system with a CD juke box.  You can even get interfaces that connect those wallbox units for juke boxes up to the CD player, so that remotely you can select and play your tunes - just like you were in a diner.

Here's a link: http: http://www.cdadapter.com/cd-hub.htm

BTW Those tunes (50's & 60's RnR) are the best.  I have a whole collection and listen to them all the time off my GPS memory connected into my Goldwing's stereo - whenever I'm out riding on it!

[bill440cars]

Hey Bill,

You can get or make all kinds of this music on CDs these days, and then play them through a music system with a CD juke box.  You can even get interfaces that connect those wallbox units for juke boxes up to the CD player, so that remotely you can select and play your tunes - just like you were in a diner.

Here's a link: http: http://www.cdadapter.com/cd-hub.htm

BTW Those tunes (50's & 60's RnR) are the best.  I have a whole collection and listen to them all the time off my GPS memory connected into my Goldwing's stereo - whenever I'm out riding on it!

          Now THIS is getting more interesting as it goes along. I appreciate the info. Be pretty cool if I could happen upon a deal that I could go for, on a juke box. I canwell imagine you cruising on the Wing AND listening to thos tunes. I could get into that myself. Closest I am to doing that, is getting out in my minivan or car and popping some cds or cassettes in there. I have a few cds with some good stuff on them and some cassetes also. We've got a local radio station that plays a pretty good amount of 60's and 70' with a few 50's thrown in for good measure. But, I'm mainly into the 50's and early 60's, with some songs from the later times, but not as many as the older ones. I also go for some of the old Country Western and a few of the newer ones in that category as well. I'll keep that adapter in mind.

                                        Thanks for sharing, Bill  

[Johnie]

I just got Sirius radio in my car free for 3 months. I will renew for sure. If you want 40,'s, 50's, 60's, 70's, etc. they have it all. I tune to X6 for all the 60's I can handle or X7 for the 70's. It is great. I was always one to say I am not paying for radio, but our local FM oldies plays more commercials and the DJ's talk to much. I am hooked...

[bill440cars]

I just got Sirius radio in my car free for 3 months. I will renew for sure. If you want 40,'s, 50's, 60's, 70's, etc. they have it all. I tune to X6 for all the 60's I can handle or X7 for the 70's. It is great. I was always one to say I am not paying for radio, but our local FM oldies plays more commercials and the DJ's talk to much. I am hooked...

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