WIKI: “Edith “Didi” Conn (née Bernstein; July 13, 1951), is an American actress, best known for her work as Frenchy in Grease.” Have some respect, woman.
Music!
I cannot live without it, no matter the technology employed to convey it.
My father had an ‘old-timey’ RCA Victrola to play those 78 rpm records.
Always love cranking the handle on that thing and listening to the stack of 78’s he had stored in the cabinet compartment of the old machine.
Oh how I love music. Sometimes I miss the years of the vinyl. Sure CD’s are convenient but there is just something about the sound of a tone arm and turn table.
I don’t think it was a Golden Throat, but I’m sure as can be that my father had a big cabinet stereo in our living room, Kerbey, speakers built into the single unit, a wonder to me in the 1960s, AM and FM on the radio and able to play LPs and 45s (with a big, solid spool adaptor over the spindle for the single-plays to stack up).
I Don't Get It 
Let’s ask DD Cole what would be the next smaller musical Value. Wait…where’s Little Nipper?
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Now you’ve got me googling. DD Cole is not the same as BB King.
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It’s the name on the so-called “Golden Throat” certification in the photo. I assumed it was an employee of the company.
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Oh, THAT’S why the internet has forgotten him, and shall never forget Didi Conn, whose singing voice carries across the golden throat of RCA.
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WIKI: “Edith “Didi” Conn (née Bernstein; July 13, 1951), is an American actress, best known for her work as Frenchy in Grease.” Have some respect, woman.
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I still have her Beauty School Dropout beneath my record player in the stack.
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Music!
I cannot live without it, no matter the technology employed to convey it.
My father had an ‘old-timey’ RCA Victrola to play those 78 rpm records.
Always love cranking the handle on that thing and listening to the stack of 78’s he had stored in the cabinet compartment of the old machine.
Ah! Nostalgia!
Great Post Kerbey!
Cheers!
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Great memory!
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Oh how I love music. Sometimes I miss the years of the vinyl. Sure CD’s are convenient but there is just something about the sound of a tone arm and turn table.
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Yep.
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I don’t think it was a Golden Throat, but I’m sure as can be that my father had a big cabinet stereo in our living room, Kerbey, speakers built into the single unit, a wonder to me in the 1960s, AM and FM on the radio and able to play LPs and 45s (with a big, solid spool adaptor over the spindle for the single-plays to stack up).
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They were very impressive and stylish!
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