Domination - Gonna Be Alright 

Get the Frosted Krispies variety, for "this" record. Geez

@@DateTwoRelate Maybe it was produced by Kellogg's. Celebrate with a bowl of Rice Krispies without milk, then you won't hear the snap, crackle and pop. I gotcha. I think of both songs of this two-sider as Rice Krispies Marshmallow Treats. I wish I knew where these guys were from and the year it was released. Cheers, DTR

I dig Wheaties myself with raw honey.

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@@DateTwoRelate you hear that crackling sound don't you

@@thepromiseman7745 Yeah man, dang ol’ needle hittin’ that record, man, hear that cracklin’, man, like a dang ol’ fire or somethin’, real smooth, like back in the day, man, just sittin’ there, listenin’, takin’ you back, man.

@@philipking-s1n A classic fried egg with bacon 🥓 A good tune in any condition. Both sides of this 45 are goodies. Cheers

Rog, it's a rumbler alright I'm gonna do the same in my Little GTO with the top down. The flip side is well worth a spin.

@@thomassmith8721 Thomas me buddy.we'' ll meet on the Hiway and hit those gaps pedals together!!. Good to hear from you.Hope all is well me mate!. Sir Rog.

​@@rogbrown1458 Hello, hello mate Okay, I'm down with meeting you on the Highway, as long as it isn't the "Highway To Hell" - AC•DC 1979. We'll just "Take The Highway" - Marshall Tucker Band 1973 Good to hear from you. You were on my mind. Cheers

@@thomassmith8721 Nah it will be the Hiway to heaven commencing at Malibu and terminating at 208 Rodeo for coffee and eats after leaving the PCH.Sound Good or what!!! .Get those motors running/ head on down the Hiway!. I Was born to be wild!!!. Cheers me mate .Sir Rog of B Hills( I wish!!!.).

​​@@rogbrown1458 Coffee and eats and California treats. Ah, no Beverly Hills. The White Cliffs of Dover are more spectacular. You were born to be wild and more importantly, you were "Born Free"

Mineola, Texas / 1968 or 1969

@@Niggy777 Thanks! My favorite late '60s "no-hit wonder" out of Texas (so far) is, Solid State -- 'Wait and See'. Band from the Dallas area.