What was the first LP or single you bought?

An LP, The Buddy Holly Story, 28/6d with my first weeks wages.

First single Black is Black by Los Bravos. First album The Monkees. Although it was a Christmas present I think.

My first singles were all by the Monkees (aged 10 I was in love with Davy Jones). First LP was A Question of Balance by the Moody Blues

The first LP was The Beach Boys greatest hits. I think it was about 35 shillings to buy. I remember getting off the bus stop one stage earlier and walking to save the money up.

Chicory Tip Son of my Father .

Nights in White Satin Procal Harem

The first two singles I bought were “long haired lover from Liverpool” Jimmy Osmond, and “Knock three times” by Dawn

I Feel Fine by The Beatles, I bought it in the NAAFI in Berlin in 1964 aged 13.

Sibelius 5th Symphony & Karelia Suite. I think it was played by the Halle Orchestra which I'd heard perform both on a school trip to Manchester.

Bobby Darin,can’t remember title of LP

Rock around the clock, Bill Haley. I did too.

Grandmabatty

The first single I bought was Black Night by Deep Purple. I was a wee rocker! I can't remember the first album I bought. The first one I listened to was Alice Cooper in first year so I would have been about 12. A new friend played it at her house and I was very impressed.

I didn't like rock, but I did like that.

DH and his brother painted their bedroom walls purple!

Mine was Travellin' Light by Cliff Richard, think I was about twelve.

The first single I bought was Black Night by Deep Purple. I was a wee rocker! I can't remember the first album I bought. The first one I listened to was Alice Cooper in first year so I would have been about 12. A new friend played it at her house and I was very impressed.

Lesley60

The first single I bought was love grows where my Rosemary goes by Edison Lighthouse, I was about 12 and saved my pocket money

I loved that song and I was also about twelve!

Walking Back to Happiness. Helen Shapiro.

The first single I bought was love grows where my Rosemary goes by Edison Lighthouse, I was about 12 and saved my pocket money

Tears of a Clown by Smoky Robinson.