Juke Box 'On Line'

[Lizzie, Lymington]

If you want to be transported back to earlier eras, this 'Jukebox' is brilliant, has music for each decade from the 1940's ( bit before my time) until 1999.

The web site has an unfortunate name, but I have just enjoyed listening to hits of the 1960's, brilliant!

Here is the link:

UpChUcKy's Time Machine & 12 Packs

[Brian, South Ockendon]

Hi Lizzie,
Great site - thanks.

[Lizzie, Lymington]

Hi Lizzie,
Great site - thanks.

Glad you enjoyed it Brian, I choose a year, just did 1965 & let all ten tunes play in the background whilst I research cruises etc.. I have just been singing along to the 'Sounds of Silence' I remember all the words!

[Bradbury, Coventry]

Great - I love anything from the 1040's to 1960's.

[Brian, South Ockendon]

Glad you enjoyed it Brian, I choose a year, just did 1965 & let all ten tunes play in the background whilst I research cruises etc.. I have just been singing along to the 'Sounds of Silence' I remember all the words!

Hi Lizzie,
Funnily enough I was listening to Tony Blackburn's radio 2 show in the car today and one of the years was 1963 - the song that I remember was "deck of cards" by Wink Martindale! this shared a top 10 position with the likes of the Beatles and the Stones!
Have you tried Spotify to listen to - I am not sure if it still free to new users.

[Calgray, Yorkshire]

Another great site Lizzie.

Just been transported back to 1968

[B&D, Shepton Mallet]

Just had a lovely hour down memory lane, thanks Lizzie

Beryl

[Brian, South Ockendon]

It doesn't appear to work on my wifes iPad - any suggestions?

[dst87, Falkirk]

It doesn't appear to work on my wifes iPad - any suggestions?

Sadly this website uses Adobe Flash (the curse of the modern internet) and therefore not available on the iPad.

I would seriously recommend a service called Spotify. You can listen for free to almost everything, and with a small subscription can even save music for offline listening (iPhone, iPad and Android) and free yourself from the adverts.

I love the fact that you can legally listen to all the music you want, anywhere, instantly!

It's the best £9.99 a month I've ever spent! Happy to answer any questions about it.

[Clowi, Oxfordshire]

I love the 60s. Each track I hear I can remember a place connected with it.....happy times without a care in the world. And the Pirate stations too!

[Lizzie, Lymington]

Sadly this website uses Adobe Flash (the curse of the modern internet) and therefore not available on the iPad.

I would seriously recommend a service called Spotify. You can listen for free to almost everything, and with a small subscription can even save music for offline listening (iPhone, iPad and Android) and free yourself from the adverts.

I love the fact that you can legally listen to all the music you want, anywhere, instantly!

It's the best £9.99 a month I've ever spent! Happy to answer any questions about it.

Thanks Duncan, looks good.

What I liked about the Juke Box, was that I could select a year, leave it to play the 10 tracks for that year whilst looking at other websites. For me the attraction was I didn't know what the tracks were ( I didn't look at the scroll list) & some I had completely forgotten about. I would never have thought of looking for them, it's an 'age thing'!

Also on that site you can select an artist & hear twelve of their 'tracks'.

[Anchorage AK USA, Stoneking]

Hi Lizzie,
Great site - thanks.

May be this site domain is expired because it doesn't open for me.

[Topdeck, London]

May be this site domain is expired because it doesn't open for me.

A lot can change in 9years.

[Issyalex, Glasgow]

Hi Lizzie,
Funnily enough I was listening to Tony Blackburn's radio 2 show in the car today and one of the years was 1963 - the song that I remember was "deck of cards" by Wink Martindale! this shared a top 10 position with the likes of the Beatles and the Stones!
Have you tried Spotify to listen to - I am not sure if it still free to new users.

I remember my daddy going to the Glasgow Barras every Sunday for weeks looking for the Deck of cards record. He eventually managed to get a copy. Great song.