The Paris Sisters - I Love How You Love Me - The original version, played on a 1954 Seeburg jukebox

I love how you love me The Paris Sisters 1961 played on my 1954 Seeburg jukebox. This video uses copyrighted material in a manner that does not require approval of the copyright holder. It is a fair use under copyright law.
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[75capriceconvertible]

I like how your mech moves - a bit slower than my DS160. They say they sped up the mech scanning feature in order to minimize 'downtime' between songs, but I like yours better! Mine seems like it's racing by comparison!

[maynardcat]

@75capriceconvertible HI Bill Yes your mechanism is faster, & I have a DS -160 mechanism, and a mechanism out of a V-200, talk about slow, V-200's were slow when new. I have a B mechanism that is the same as the R, and a late 60's or early 70's mechanism  that is fast. I think the latest Seeburg mechanisms also had the ability to just scan in the direction of the selected record, regardless of where the mechanism was restilng, saving scanning time.

[italcan57]

When comes to love songs, it does not get any better than this.

[Judyat201]

Was so grateful that I was able to be a part of this era. The music was heartfelt and meaningful. Not to mention the drive-ins, diners, movie theaters (when you made out with your date) and those fabulous dances on the weekends with the dj's. And who could forget American Bandstand...yeah, those were the days my friends :)

[70bonnie]

Whisper that to me baby; forever and always. Hold me so close and warm with your embrace. Yes this is sweet music for lovers of all ages if you simply listen. Thank You MARNARDCAT for sharing with all of us. 70 Bonnie

[WALTERBROADDUS]

Now that is a love song. Nice jukebox. Rare sight in 2012.

[amanda59266]

I am 64 years old now. And 1964 seems so long ago. I was just a kid then but two years later I would be in the Army and headed to Vietnam. Seems like that war just changed everything for the country and for me too. Innocents lost I suppose. After that I became a cop in a major metro area and just retired in 2010. Its been a wild ride.............

[divisorplot]

Mimetics My Valentines song for Judas Priest Also. The 'i' and 'e' of mathematics. St Valentine's day Massacre, Al Capone. Pink Floyd The Wall.

[MrZip61]

Went ot school with one in SF. George Washington High. Nice girls.

[fcthompson1]

This is good stuff!! Thanks

[VENTUREEDITA]

@italcan57 when it comes to songs?? thats a retarded thing to say you fat cow

[VENTUREEDITA]

@maynardcat cool convorsation guys. thanks for wasting all of our time with a meaningless exchange

[TheGreekoid]

John Lennon copied the opening of this song for his own composition Merry Xmas War Is Over.

[19KIMLYN72]

We rode these wonderful times right up to the assassination, then everything changed. God, how I miss those days. I never thought I would be nostalgic in my approaching old age. I wonder if the young ones of today can ever look back upon today with such fondness. It seems to me the biggest female stars go on stage and carry on like street walkers. And Master Bieber? Back then he'd have been blown out of the water by stars with TALENT.