Rinky Dink - Bill Justis 1960's

FLY RUN OVER BY TONEARM . Rinky Dink by Bill Justis recorded from the original Smash LP titled Bill Justis plays 12 big instrumental hits, and played on a Dual 1219 turntable with Ortofon 030 cartridge through a McIntosh tube type stereo receiver

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• 1960's
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[GregDad100]

My mother had this album in her collection from the late 1950s, early '60s. I must have worn it out playing it in the mid-1970s when I was kid. I loved every song on the LP (even though I later learned to love the original versions even more, this one was by Dave "Baby" Cortez, his follow-up to his No. 1 "Happy Organ" ).

Reminds me of childhood music, fun and innocence and, especially my mom. I miss her.

Thanks for the download and the memories.

[maynardcat]

@GregDad100 Music does have the ability to really take us back in time, and bring back some fond memories of people, places and happenings in our lives from years past.

[OldRockersRUs]

@ethelmae43 - I can guess!! The best version of Rink Dink is the Johnny Howard band. Beats all the rest!! I was a teenager when all this was happening!!

[ethelmae43]

I remember what I was doing the first I heard this. Can't say tho....

[flinket]

My Mom had this record and I grew up listening to it. It was the very first album I ever loved. I played it so often-I really miss it. I wish it would be released on cd

[johnagiambalvo]

@GregDad100 hey i love this stuff i wish i knew the names of the original songs and the names of the bands of all 60s instrumentels

[QBCNetwork]

Nice tune. One part sounds like a Dirty Dancing tune.

That's 2 songs down, 10 to go.