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August 7, 1955

Where are Ritchie and Potsie?
 
I'm with VintageSnaps, wasn't this the 'Happy Days' song?
I'm 1956, so I'm with ya bud...woo-hoo music..
I grew up in a household of Frank Sinatra (supposedly I am 'Nancy with the Smilin' Face), Glen Campbell, Simon/Garfunkle, and such...I am a lucky girl ;)
 
I know, that's what popped into my head. I actually like the music, reminds me of us playing my mom's old records and dancing around in the living room. You cannot possibly listen to this and sit still!



Seen the movie? 'It isn't boogie, it isn't jive and it isn't swing...' '...it's rock 'n roll!'



Later man, I'm gone.
 
Happy Days, Seasons 1-2:



Afterwards:

 
Bill Haley sings about dancing and a clock.
Happy Days is about the days of the week.
 
Bill Haley sings about dancing and a clock.
Happy Days is about the days of the week.

Yes, and both songs were used in the opening credits of the tv show, which is why Sharon asked where Richie and Potsie were. Many people associate that song with Happy Days. I know I do.
 
Bill Haley sings about dancing and a clock.
Happy Days is about the days of the week.

Yes, and both songs were used in the opening credits of the tv show, which is why Sharon asked where Richie and Potsie were. Many people associate that song with Happy Days. I know I do.

I don't think Richie or Potsie (or Joanie, Fonzie Howard, Marion, Al or Ralph, for that matter) appeared on the Ed Sullivan show to sing a song.
 
Doesn't change the association with Happy Days. Not sure why it matters.
 
I realized the clip was from Ed Sullivan, but we all have different frames of reference. My mind went to what I remember, which was the Fonz and American Graffiti.

And of course Happy Days is being rerun on MeTV which a local station carries so I see commercials for it (so that helps get it stuck in my head!).
 
Yep. 60 years ago tonight.....
I was around then, but did not (still do not) listen to pop music. I barely know the names of those performers. I certainly couldn't recite the lyrics.

Ah, but tune a go-kart engine, that I could do.
 

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