50sFinds

1950s Music 📻❤️ Record Collector 🎶 Everything 1950s 🎵 Dion to Buddy Holly and everything in between 👓🎸

[DION @thewandererdion]

This photo was taken by my wife Susan at Steve Paul‘s “The Scene”. I was singing “Spoonful” my favorite Howling Wolf song... with my Gibson Birdland guitar on Deep tremolo.

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“Valerie” backed with “She’s Real Cool” by #TheMelloKings , released on Herald Records in 1958.

#doowop

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Happy birthday to #TheBigBopper!

[DION @thewandererdion]

One of the first photos of Dion and the Belmonts in the Bronx. #throwbackthursday

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#dionandthebelmonts

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Remembering Carlo Mastrangelo of the original Belmonts on his birthday, happy birthday, Carlo 💕

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❤️🎶

[DION @thewandererdion]

Me at 21. #ThrowbackThursday

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Happy birthday @jerryleelewis !

#JerryLeeLewis

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Happy birthday to my favorite singer and Idol, #BuddyHolly! 💕🎶

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Wishing a very happy 81st birthday to Jerry Ivan Allison, the original drummer of The Crickets!

#buddyholly #jerryallison.

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@paulanka - 15 Songs I Wish I’d Written, released in 1962 on RCA Victor.

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“Rock, Rock, Rock” promotional photo from 1956.

#AlanFreed

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“Take A Message To Mary” by #TheEverlyBrothers. Not sure why, but I’ve been obsessed with this song lately. Love it!

https://t.co/ndhxHK5miW

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“Just You” - Dion
“You Belong To Me” - The Duprees
“You Were Mine” - The Fireflies
“Loves Made A Fool Of You” - Buddy Holly
“Since I Don’t Have You” - The Skyliners
“I’ll Forget You” - The Videls
“I Only Want You” - The Passions
“I’ll Be Foever Loving You” - The Marcels

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Sample copy of “It Doesn’t Matter Anymore” backed with “Raining In My Heart” by #BuddyHolly, released in 1959.

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#ClydeMcPhatter’s Greatest Hits, released in 1962 on #MercuryRecords.

[DION @thewandererdion]

"Winter Dance Party" Kenosha, Wisconsin, January 24, 1959. A younger Waylon Jennings is playing bass on the left! #ThrowbackThursday

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“What In The World’s Come Over You” backed with “Baby, Baby” by #JackScott, released in 1958 on Top Rank International.