My parents were young when I was born so I grew up with them, listening to the Beatles and later Wings. My first 45 single was "We Can Work it Out" and I played it on my little plastic record player every day when I was 3. Then my parents gave me more 45 records like "Paperback Writer", "Yesterday" and "Michelle" I grew up listening and now I am a musician and singer myself, and I wouldn't be making music without Paul and the Beatles.
My first record at age 3 was "We Can Work it Out"
solitairemiles@gmail.com wrote:
My parents were young when I was born so I grew up with them, listening to the Beatles and later Wings. My first 45 single was "We Can Work it Out" and I played it on my little plastic record player every day when I was 3. Then my parents gave me more 45 records like "Paperback Writer", "Yesterday" and "Michelle" I grew up listening and now I am a musician and singer myself, and I wouldn't be making music without Paul and the Beatles.
Cool. Great introduction to the Beatles. I did not know, however, that "Michelle" was ever on any 45 record. What was on the flip side, if I may ask?