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I was watching the sit-in today. Cory Booker and Hakeem Jeffries had numerous people who joined the event and contributed their thoughts regarding saving our democracy. I didn’t catch the name of this woman in photo, but what she spoke of resonated deeply in my heart. Please identify her? Thanks!

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Tuesday is for cats. Here are Sylvie and Spoozie demonstrating different styles of sunbathing

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#15 The Monkey Time, Major Lance 1963. This was a big favorite in 9th grade🤣

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Been doing social research for the last few weeks, and haven’t had enough energy outside of that pursuit. #14. The Surfaris. Wipe Out , 1963. Epic drum solos with a true SoCal vibe.

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Day #13. Mary Hopkins, Those Were The Days, 1969. Folksy back when the genre was rampant .

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Day#12. Mitch Ryder and the Detroit Wheels, Little Latín Lupe Lu, 1966. A classic banger, great in the car🤣

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Day #11 Cool Jerk, The Capitols 1966. This one had a lot of different interpretations depending on age, gender, maturity level. Come on people !

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Day #10 Chris Montez, Call Me, 1966. This was referred to as easy listening, and on my local vintage radio station as A Forgotten 45. His other song, Let’s Dance, 1959 still shows up on the oldies station.

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Day#9 The Rivieras, California Sun, 1964. As someone who spent her adolescence in New England, surf music seemed exotic to me at a time when l’d never even seen the Atlantic Ocean, much less the Pacific 🤣

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Day #8. Lesley Gore, She’s A Fool, 1963. I consider her to be the Queen of Adolescent Relationship Angst music.There will be more of her work in future posts.

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Day #7. Ruby and The Romantics. Our Day Will Come, 1963. It was my favorite song when I had a big crush on a certain boy in junior high🤣💔

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Day #6 Friend and Lover, Reach Out In The Darkness, 1967. The late 60s were the start of resistance to the Vietnam War, and music did its part.

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Day#5. Shirley Matthews, Big Time Boy, 1963. She was a Canadian pop star who won the RPM Gold Leaf Award, for this hit. Later songs didn’t do as well 🇨🇦

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Day# 4. The Chartbusters, She’s The One, 1964. It was a one hit wonder, and the attempt to sound like the Beatles really stands out, like an awkward first blind date

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Day#3. Let’s Hang On,The Four Seasons 1975

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#1. Norma Tanega, Walking My Cat Named Dog , 1966

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For my birthday my sister gave me a small recorder player. I have a stack of 45s ranging from the early 60s to the early 90s and I’m playing one a day in no particular order. I have no idea how many there are

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