I Remember That Song, and I Like all Of Patsy Cline's Music. I Gave it To A Girl I Thought I was Gonna Marry, and We Broke Up, and I Walked away, and Left The Kenwood, and other things, in A Rage, and Never Went Back. The Big Kenwood Receiver I Got Next, was Wonderful, I Loved it, Worked Perfect. They Sounded Beautiful Too, But That Ended Soon. I Think They Were Lemons, Never Very Good, only Beautiful Looking. M., Like The Signal Wasn't Strong, when it was. I Loved That Receiver, But Just Like The Previous one: It Started Doing The Same Thing: Cutting out Like it Had Shorts, or if on F. It Had A Round Place on one side, which Was Like Sonar: It Was Green, and Had 4 Beams Crossing, Which Showed The Signal Strength Of Each Channel, and in each Corner, was a Little Adjustment Knob to Adjust The Volume to Each Speaker. It was A Pioneer SX 747 Model Receiver 4 Channel Quad. In June of 1977, I saw it Advertized in The Miami Herald, at Luskin's, on 163rd Street, for $ 299.00, and at Olson's in Hialeah it was Like : $ 700.00. After That, I Bought The One I Really Wanted. I Had 2 Pioneer Receivers, That were 4 Channel Quad, The First one I Had, I Bought at Olson's Electronics On West 49th Street, By The Library, I Think The Model was A 440, and it was Good, But One Side, Went out, and I Took it To SEH For Repairs, But it was a Lemon, and Broke All The Time. I Liked The 4 Channel Quad Sound and Idea, But Like You Said: That Fizzled out Pretty Fast. I used to Take Mine in My Dad's Impala, and Ride Around Our Neighborhood with it Playing. They Were Black, and Had The Main Box in The Middle, and 2 Detachable Speaker Boxes, That Went Out To Each Side A Few Feet. They only Cost Me, about 20 Dollars each, and They Worked Pretty Good. I Bought Them used from Guys there, that were Shipping Out. When I Processed Out Of The Army, In 1973, at Fort Jackson, where I was Permanent Party, Driving For The Motor Pool, I Brought 2 8 Track Players Home, 1 For Me, and 1 For My Brother. I Enjoyed My Music on Them at The Time, But Cursed Those Things. They Skippedfrom one Song to The Other, Sorta Like Cassette Tapes, But Maybe Even Worse. Terry, Happy New Year To You Also !!!!!! The 8 Tracks, At the time, were The Rage, and I Had Them, But To Me: They Were Miserable. Great Memories !!!!!!!!! We Are Reliving Our Past, and I'm Glad Our Memories are That Good !!!!!!! We All Get A+ For our Memories !!!!!!! Later. Remember Recordland, By Ruffy's Restaurant, 49th Street ? I Bought A Lot Of Record Albums there, around 1965 - 67. And Then Years Later, They Moved To 167th Street, and 163rd Street, and I went to those, And after they Closed, I Went To Spec's in Westland Mall. I Worked on Saturdays Going around to Publix Stores on A Tractor Trailer Delivering Quarters Of Beef, and I was off on Wednesdays, and I would Drive up to Peaches on Sunrise Blvd., To Look Around, and Buy Some Records, and I Would Eat Lunch Somewhere, and Make a Day Of it. I used to go to Peaches on Wednesdays, My Day Off, Back in The 70's. That was around 1960 Maybe, around there. The Juke Boxes Had 45 RPM Single Records then. That's A Beautiful Song !!!!!! I Remember Hearing it as a Kid on The Mini Juke Boxes At Royal Castle. Terry, I Remember : Stranger On The Shore, By MR. you could not make take for $0.49 in 1967. Yeah Robbin Those chrome with the flip pages Juke Boxes. MP3 in your pocket with 1000 songs solves all that. And even they have the same repetitious play list. They had a lot of stations, rock, jazz, everything. And takes what my wife misses from Port Charlotte Fla. And that 105.9- Big 106 is a sad excuse for a radio station. Station are at the same address, same phone number, own by the same A-Holes. ? The day WSHE changed to Planet Radio, the big corporate air wave take over, all good radio was loss for ever.
Now November 1970 was the birth of the best WSHE Fm.
When every body was listening to WQAM/WFUN I was into WEDR Fm. But back 1965 thru 1969 that was the best underground Fm. Now I like Jazz, but not the "Teddy Pendergrass" genre-etc. Then I think it when back to jazz before becoming than softie girlie Love 94. Around 69-70 it was "The Majic Bus" good underground progressive rock. Like- 93.9 Fm, in the early 60's it was WBUS. Hey Robbin, How many beer cans have you empty yet? I have enough aluminum so far to make an intake manifold for a 1971 Pinto.
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