Does anyone remember this phrase? "Turn the record over and we will continue on the other side." I loved those little 45 record/story books. Loved them! I use to put them on my little record player and play them over and over again. CD's are dandy, Tapes are grand but records are the bomb. I love them. I know we have a few packed away from our childhood. I'm surprised they are not worn thin from all the play time they got with me in charge of swinging that arm over and finding the groove without scratching the record. Frankly you know I must have played them a lot if I can remember that phrase at the end of side one so well. Surely, I can't be the only one.
Thursday, February 02, 2006
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Does anyone remember this phrase? "Turn the record over and we will continue on the other side." I loved those little 45 record/story books. Loved them! I use to put them on my little record player and play them over and over again. CD's are dandy, Tapes are grand but records are the bomb. I love them. I know we have a few packed away from our childhood. I'm surprised they are not worn thin from all the play time they got with me in charge of swinging that arm over and finding the groove without scratching the record. Frankly you know I must have played them a lot if I can remember that phrase at the end of side one so well. Surely, I can't be the only one.
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Ya, and if I remember correctly there was a little bell or something, that told you when to turn the page, so you could keep up with the story... My record collection is not small, so naturally, I still have them..
yep, it sounded like tinkerbell to me...lol.
I do! I do! Those were soooooooooooooooooooooooo great. I don't know what happened to my little record player I had. In fact, I don't know what happened to any of my childhood toys. Hmmm...
You have to watch parents like hawks, they get rid of your toys when you are not looking.
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