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Good
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This music business lends itself
to good times. How can you not have a good time when you're
having breakfast with Brian Hyland or stopping for coffee
with the likes of Jack Scott. It doesn't get much better than
that. What a joy it is to run into some of our many listeners
when we're out on the road. It's a great feeling to be able
to play so many of their favorite songs. Check out this page
for more good times.
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Kendall, a member
of the Tutti-Fruitties, plays several instruments. Recently
she was asked to play the flute at an open house for an exclusive
jewelry store, Brighton.
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The event was
well attended and people were impressed with Kendall's performance.
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Kendall's friends
Kate and Lily served refreshments during the evening.
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This year's "Yesterday's
Memories Christmas party was held at the home of marketing
directors Steve and Bobbi Sands'. A great time was had by
the whole crew. We want to thank them for their hospitality.
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George and Moulty
of the Barbarians talk with Dick"Needs" Smith.
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Bobbi Sands and
Gina of the GINAMARK Band sample some of the many goodies.
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It's always great
to see Mr. and Mrs, Jack Columbo. Jack is musical director
for Charlie Thomas' Drifters.
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Jack is telling
Ed that he has to do something about his fleas. Justing kidding!
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Sound engineer
Steve Walsh says "Stay away from my dessert."
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Emily, Brittany
and Kendall of the Tutti Fruitties relax,I mean, really relax,
during the party.
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Dave and Pam
Snell of American Computer Technologies are always welcome.
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Gina has a good
laugh. She must be looking at Ed and George.
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The
World of Wheels auto show in Boston, Mass. is an appropriate
place to find "Yesterday's Memories"
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Attending the
giant "World of Wheels" auto show in Boston, Mass.
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Ed and George
broadcasting "live" from the "World of Wheels"
auto show
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Cruise
nights are a favorite
summer pastime. Ed and George broadcast from this bi-weekly
cruise night in Plymouth, Mass.
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Folks start to
arrive early at most cruise nights. Weather is certainly an
important factor. Owners won't risk taking these valuable
vehicles out in questionable weather.
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More and more
folks arrive as the evening progresses. Cruise nights are
a great family outing.
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These cruise
nights are a real social event. People really enjoy talking
cars or anything else that happens to come up.
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Corvettes are
a real favorite.
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This is a prize
winning 1956 Mercury headed for statewide competition.
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Brian Hyland
relaxes after the show
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Breakfast with
the Silhouettes
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Ed, Moulty, and
Brian Hyland
relax after the show at the
Cape Cod melody tent
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After the show
with the Silhouettes
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George buying more records |
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Look what I
found!
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Ed, George, Cheryl and Kendall
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Make
A Wish Dance 1998 
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Memories", WATD and realoldies.com join forces with the Silver
Lake Auto Club to hold a fund raising show and dance for the
Make-a-Wish Foundation of Greater Boston. Make-a-Wish grants
the wishes of terminally ill children, giving them and their
families a well deserved break from the stress and heartache
they face each and every day. Many local bands and groups donate
their time and talents to help make the night a huge success.
We are pleasedand very proud to be a part of this worthwhile
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Dave"Chico"Ryan
of Sha-na-na and the Wing-it Band perform
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Joel, Donna,
Cheryl, and George enjoy the activities
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