Remember the 50's & 60's?

[Liver eatin’ Johnson]

For those of use in that catagory, turn up the sound and enjoy eace:

Oldies but Goodies

 

[Slowpoke]

I was born in the 70's.... what's a Jukebox? Is it like a IPod?

Snicker
SP

 

[shmrck1]

LEJ
oh yes i remember them well. nice site. :imo:

snake-eyes eace: :thumbsup:

 

Remember the ones at the booths in the restaurants??? Every booth had one connected to the main machine .

 

[bob1961]

still have a diner here in honesdale with one of those and it still works........................bob

 

[Keith]

S'poke, Much bigger not really portable. These old guys used to plug them in! No bateries! Can you imagine such things? Good thing we didn't have to grow up in those dark ages.
:haha:
Keith

 

[musketman]

Remember the 50's & 60's?

I didn't know they had those in the 1850's and 1860's, thanks for being there LEJ... :crackup:

 

[Gary]

Musketman is right. It use to be a dude with a harmonica, jaw-harp, washboard and a lot of toe tapping. After a few swigs of ale, everything sounds like Beethoven composed and conducted it.

 

[davidthered]

Great site LEJ, heck I even have some 78's of Little richard and Elvis!!
None of my kids knew what that round yellow plastic thingy was for... spindle for a 45!!!!

 

[musketman]

None of my kids knew what that round yellow plastic thingy was for... spindle for a 45!!!!

It's part of an Inline, isn't it?

 

[Rebel]

Looks like that piece that holds them fancy 209 primers. ::