It appears Alfred Gaitwood wrote this and recorded with his. Air Force buddies until transfers split them up .Alfred passed away last November in NYC at 96 and the obit reports he spent his life writing and recording...aren't we blessed he left us Guided Missiles...RIP
I love that radio mod so much i hated the vanilla fallout 4 radio and that mod really helped save the game for me. the radio and a good radio host is such an essential part of the fallout experience
Hmmm interesting as I say to elders "YOU SURE ARE DAMN LUCKY TO HAVE LIVED IN THAT TIME!" I'm 19 years old in college and this is my favorite decade to have wished to live in. I bet you 58 years ago you didn't expect to realize that we would still be driving cars powered by gas and not have made it to the Jetsons as most people back then would see the early 21st century as. Quite frankly we still have mailmans, gasoline engines, kitchen with the typical stove, still have telephones. How's that make you feel that we haven't advanced yet to how the Jetsons lived? :)
Great Doo Wop,Not to be confused by the 1969 group of the same name .A studio group fronted by Ron Dante who also fronted The Archies in 1969.The 1969 Cufflinks gave us Tracy
The guy in the bottom left using the name John Saxon, also used the name John KaSandra who sung 'Don't Pat Me on the Back', "Mose" and he was the one who really wrote Elvis' "In The Ghetto". Oh yeah, he's my father and his real name is John W. Anderson.
I had forgotten all about this song until I heard the Manhattan Transfer version. Between that time I was too wrapped up into what was happening in the world. I heard that newer version and thought, How could I have let all of that wonderful music just slip away from me?! But, I remembered them all from then on....Thank you so much for this wonderful music!!!!!!!!!
This brings tears to my eyes! Ed Tyson IS my Grand Father. Rest in peace Papa! I Love you and miss you! And im trying my hardest to do you proud! Seaside... Please messege me. I absolutely need a hard copy of this. If you have any info... Anything will help.
What a great vocal group harmony...I LIVED IN THE BAY AREA, PACIFICA CA AND WENT TO JEFFERSON IN DALY CITY FOR ONE YEAR, JOHN MADDEN WENT TO JEFF. THIS WAS PLAYED BY BOUNCIN' BILL ON KWBR AND A SMASH IT...
A big hit in Cities by the Bay, San Francisco & Oakland. KSAN San Francisco, Jumpin' George Oxford, and Oakland, Bouncin' Bill Double Day. Go to the Bay Area Hall Of Fame and you can listen to two of the great DJ's of our time. At last count Bill was still alive at 83. L. A. was big but the great sounds came out of S. F. Tipa Tina The Five Swans, Gaylarks Tell Me Darling, Morrine The Five Campbells, WPLJ The Four Duces, Park Your Love The Five Notes, MTYLTT and on and on...
I knew Ole' Jumpin'; Phone, letters, exchange records. Martha wrote me that he died at 80. My first favorite DJ. Even I had a little radio show on KPOO in the 70's. I was guest DJ on KJAZ at 18. Those were the days my friend, we thought they'd never end.
