what was your 'very' favourite decade for music?

[Bobbisox]

mine, no suprise here, was the 60s
Can you remember the first record you bought
God, that sounds so ancient now with the age of CD/Blueray/DVD

[Bobbisox]

splutterrrr
he's fine Stevie
ya love me really
hi Icey and Arkside, Queen is an all time fav of mine
don't think I know of anyone who dislikes that band

[jd_1984]

Although I was born in the 80's and therefore grew up more in the 90's and the last decade. I am a massive fan of 80's music;

U2, Bon Jovi, Queen, Michael Jackson, Prince, AC/DC, Guns N Roses, INXS, Phil Collins, REM, Duran Duran, REO Speedwagon, Gary Numan, Foreigner, A-HA and many more!

[Bobbisox]

All good material there jd

[WELSHYORKIE]

Bobbi, I am still waiting for somebody to post something about The Ink Spots or George Formby - he he turned out nice again missus

[Bobbisox]

ooohhh I couldn't stand seeing that bloke WELSHY
now if ya said Gracie Fields ;-)

[WELSHYORKIE]

Didn't she have the largest one in the world?

[Bobbisox]

very likely, she's a Lancashire lass ;-)

[alexanderd]

Ok time for the oldies
First record bought Gene Vincent Be Bop A Lula
Era late 50,s early 60,s a true child of rock and roll

[Bobbisox]

you have taste dear Alex ;0)

[funnygirl]

I love the motown era!!!!

From early 60's onwards, motown was ageless.

[daftgrandad]

Got to be 60s/70s,it all happened then !
First record "Diana" by Paul Anka
If memory serves,on a 45rpm price 6s/8d

[Bobbisox]

spot on dg, the best era ever I would say eh?

[daftgrandad]

Could,nt agree more bobbi.
Great memories of an era,which unfortunately,can never be repeated.

[Bobbisox]

I would imagine the oldies of that era would see problems as we do today dg, teens reckless behaiour, only we didn't ..lol

[daftgrandad]

Looked upon things with gay (a term you could use freely then ! ) abandon.
Oh for those carefree,halycon days again.

[Bobbisox]

I agree completely dg,
I loved my teen years

[alexanderd]

Daftgrandad was your first record not a 78? were 45,s out then? I am not sure. I know my first few were definitely 78,s. I still have The crickets featuring Buddy Holly with "Oh Boy and that,ll be the Day" Sad old man that I am

[Bobbisox]

no your'e not Alex, they were brilliant ,
songs you could dance and sing along to, and you would know the words too

[alexanderd]

Bobbi the list of rock and rollers I saw at the city hall and empire would be far too long to put in here but they were great days and I saw all the "Greats"

[daftgrandad]

You are probably right alex.
I can remember my cousin,who was 3 yrs older having a lot of Buddy Holly 78s.
Also jazz featuring Acker Bilk,Chris Barber and Kenny Ball.