8-Track Blast-from-the-past

[68R/T]

This song was originally written in 1934 and later performed by The Flamingos. Their rendition reached #11 on the Top 40 Charts in 1959.

It was also the most featured song in the movie American Graffiti.

It was re-released by Art Garfunkle in 1975, and reached # 18 on the charts.

Remade again in 1989 by Sara Brightman, but it didn't chart.

It is also the most played first dance wedding song.



You may talk amonst yourselves. :toot:

 

[learical]

And the 8 track was invented by. . .?

 

[68R/T]

A relative of yours???:huh:

William P. Lear
Born Jun 26 1902 - Died May 14 1978 </B>

Radio Apparatus
Car Radio
Patent Number(s) 1,944,139

Though his name is most often associated with corporate jet airplanes, William Lear earlier made his mark in car radios and by inventing the eight-track tape player.

 

[Diplomat_Wagon]

I Only Have Eyes For You?:huh:

 

[68R/T]

I Only Have Eyes For You?:huh:

Dat be da one....Hear it here

I give up....I can't stump you guys on music.:doh:

Take it away Dippy.:giggedy:

 

[68R/T]

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