Comments:
Thanks fellas. Another enjoyable show. I always enjoy listening. I appreciate all the hard work you guys put into this.
Neal, I always just hear people saying the 45s with the big hole. Maybe it's just called "The Big Hole"??
I do remember that plastic piece in the 45s so you could play it with the little hole. I had forgotten about them and didn't really remember them until the previous writer brought it up. So,thanks to him for another old memory.
Admin reply: Thank you Wally. Much appreciate your listening to Soundtrack of the 60s and checking out the Guest Book. Yes, I still wonder what the big hole on the 45rpm records is called.
As you remember, I had those little plastic things that fit in the hole so that records could be played on, none other than, the record player!!!
Someday maybe we'll learn the name of the hole on the 45. A mysterious mystery, if I do say so myself.
Thanks Wally.
Neal & Carl
Thanks fellas. Another enjoyable show. I always enjoy listening. I appreciate all the hard work you guys put into this.
Neal, I always just hear people saying the 45s with the big hole. Maybe it's just called "The Big Hole"??
I do remember that plastic piece in the 45s so you could play it with the little hole. I had forgotten about them and didn't really remember them until the previous writer brought it up. So,thanks to him for another old memory.
Admin reply: Thank you Wally. Much appreciate your listening to Soundtrack of the 60s and checking out the Guest Book. Yes, I still wonder what the big hole on the 45rpm records is called.
As you remember, I had those little plastic things that fit in the hole so that records could be played on, none other than, the record player!!!
Someday maybe we'll learn the name of the hole on the 45. A mysterious mystery, if I do say so myself.
Thanks Wally.
Neal & Carl
Added: September 11, 2021
Name: Drew
From: Washington State
Hi Carl & Neal
Love the October Soundtrack of the 60's Neal You kept it festive!
Here a little piece of trivia for those who did not know? the picture on the back of the original Count Five psychotic Reaction LP the band members seen wearing a black cape in front of the famous San Jose California landmark "The Winchester Mystery House"
Have a safe and egg free Halloween guys
Drew
Admin reply: Thank you Drew for helping Carl and me keeping the 60s music rockin’ cyberspace. We have fun putting the shows on the turntable going ‘round and ‘round with the super music of the greatest decade.
Much appreciate your listening and enjoying the shows.
Stay well Drew.
Carl & Neal