The 60s Official Site Guestbook

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Name: Louise
From: Southern California
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I remember in 1965,66 (11th and 12th grade) using the word "keen" meaning cool, excellent, well done.

Admin reply: Thank you for sharing Louise.

Carl
Added: May 14, 2017
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Submitted by
Name: Tracy Cowling nee Gamage
From: Edmonton, England
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Hi, I was born in 1966 and I've chosen to study the 1960s for my floral art and design course, this sight is amazing 😃

Admin reply: Thank you Tracy and thanks for visiting.

Carl
Added: May 12, 2017
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Submitted by
Name: John Kramchuck
From: Grand Forks, N.Dak.
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Comments:
Love this site! Was born in 1962 (Where were you in sixty-two? )I do remember quite a bit growing up in the 60's . Your site is awesome, and has so much to offer us 'baby boomers'! Brings tears to my eyes as I long for the past! 😊

Admin reply: Thank you John for visiting the site. Glad you enjoyed it. Please share with your baby boomer friends.

Carl
Added: May 7, 2017
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Submitted by
Name: yvonne
From: new jersey
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I am trying to find a song I hear on the radio
call Pretty Little Black Girl some of the words are
put you where you belong

Admin reply: The name of the song is "Black Pearl" by Sonny Charles & the Checkmates. The was on the charts in 1969.

Carl
Added: May 6, 2017
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Submitted by
Name: Glen
From: Garland, TX
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Comments:
Love the 60's Official site

Admin reply: Thank you Glen.

Carl
Added: May 3, 2017
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Submitted by
Name: SUE
From: CLEVELAND OHIO
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Comments:
HAS ANYONE EVER HEARD OF SAYING " GOING 90 BEARS" GREW UP IN oHIO.

Admin reply: I am from Ohio and I am sorry Sue to say I have never heard that expression.

Carl
Added: May 2, 2017
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Submitted by
Name: kyle benson
From: Ohio
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Comments:
im twelve, and i dont like this site. I think it needs more facts. :!swear: :!bandit:

Admin reply: I am sorry Kyle. You may be too young for this site to catch the 60s memory fever. Lots of facts on the site over 1000 pages of content.

Carl
Added: May 2, 2017
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Submitted by
Name: John Estep
From: Oak Ridge, TN
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Firecrackers, cherry bombs, BB guns, dogs pooping wherever and no one picking it up, garden hose water, playing in woods, caves, sink holes, climbing trees, catching fireflies (lightnin' bugs), cicadas at night, fishing, stealing cigarettes from parents and smoking in the woods next to the creek, making skateboards out of roller skates, Sting Ray bicycles, and NO DAMN CELL PHONES!

Admin reply: Indeed. We did it all.

Carl
Added: April 28, 2017
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Submitted by
Name: Serena Mosely
From: Trenton NJ
Comments:
I listened for the first time to Soundtrack of the 60s and truly enjoyed your show on The Rock n' Roll Hall of Fame. I have been a fan of the site but this is the first time I had taken the time to listen to one of the shows. I will be tuning in from now on.

Serena

Admin reply: Thanks Serena for listening and rocking with the real rock 'n' rollers. Carl and I appreciate your tuning in. Let your friends know that we all support these stars to be in the Rockhall in Cleveland. Thanks again Serena.

Neal
Added: April 22, 2017
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Submitted by
Name: robert a reidenbach
From: millersburg, ohio 44654
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from small town 3000 people. my life was like amercan graffiti. cars. girls, and rock and roll. we loved beach music. worst part was vietnam war. lost two friends over there. james lee clark and larry dean barton. when they died us young peoples outlook on life changed forever. everyone could find a job for spending money. a dollar went a lot further than it does today. interesting that my 3 grown children borrow may records tapes on old time rock and roll. at least rock music was generaly upbeatand you understood the words. i was so blessed to grow up when i did. rock on

Admin reply: Thank you Robert for sharing your memories of the 60s. A decade of change, hope, despair and carefree all rolled up in ten years and definitely the music rocked.

Carl
Added: April 21, 2017
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