Dave Evans pre-Bon Scott I never heard this before.Sounds like country-rock.Also the logo on the drum.


railguy

 

That's different

 

I don't think I heard the part about the coca-cola in this versin?
railguy

 

Ha I did not know that, according to wiki he didn't last long, band formed in 11-73 and he was out for the first album realease replaced by Bon Scott in 74 . He only recorded 1 song w them and Bon rerecorded that song !! I like Brian Johnson, but I have every CD, (& LP) w Bon Scott

 

What,no cassettes or 8-tracks?
Am I right about the coca-cola part or was that another song I'm thinking of.It was something like.It kills me when I see the wet spot on your jeans "or seat"ha! was it coca-cola?
railguy

 

no thats the right song on the coca cola

BTW I got the cassettes just nothing to play them on LOL

 

I still have those early vinyl CD's. And we think they dress funny now, huh.

 

Rather neat old song - thanks for sharing. I sure do prefer the style of music (and dress!) from back then...

 

vinyl CD's?....LOL
Railguy

 

If I said big ol vinyl Cd's maybe Rob would have gotten it, huh.

 

That's an oxymoron.

 

Oh, I understood perfectly, hence why i did not say anything.
I have both types, too - the big ones with the little hole and the small ones with the big hole.
I even have the medium-sized bakelite-type ones with the little hole that spin almost as fast as a cd...

This weekend is time to load up a dozen or so of those big vinyl Christmas cd's on the old Zenith. Not only will it give off some excellent music, it will help heat the house as well!

 

The little ones with the big holes are 45's rpm that is.The big ones with little hole are LP's "long playing"and 33 1/3 rpm The older ones are 78's and 78 rpm.
railguy

 

Yep, I grew up with records so I know them well... I have hundreds of them, as well as a dozen players...
The 78s i have were scored from a large trash pile some 30 years ago. Many still play, but many are broken. Most of the good ones have copyright dates in the 190x's. They are quite fun to listen to, especially the one of Earl and his buddy taking their first (reckless) drive in an automobile!
The only records I do not have yet are the 16 rpm's. My old Zenith will play all 4 speeds, as well as the RCA, Newcomb, and Magnavoxs I have.

 

www.youtube.com/watch?v=e9XV8UK5w5Q
www.youtube.com/watch?v=4jQk4EgcVFU

railguy

 

Didnt sony try large cds? They had the large size dvds for sure but pretty sure they did music as well? Rob what no edison rollers.

 

No the large CD's were the first dvd's. I've got 78's and I think somewhere some Edison tube rolls. I used to have an actual record recorder. I was into reel to reel back in the 70's, some of the best playing music ever was off a Teac Quad.

 

I have an Edison Diamond Disc player, which should be just after the Edison tubes, on par with the Victor, maybe just before the Victrola.