Frazz by Jef Mallett for September 11, 2017

I have a question. Why does she keep asking Caulfield if he has a question?

Is Caulfield actually asking WHY different fields use different lingo?

The only record I have now is a 45, Love Is All Around by The Troggs. Wonder if it’s worth anything on Ebay…

He just likes to needle her.

I still have all my vinyl. They are mostly 33 LPs, but I also have some 45s.

I have very few CDs – it’s all on the computer, and the Music folder has more than 17,000 songs. Vinyl is the only physical music medium I think is worth keeping at this point.

its #1 with a bullit

From the first cave painting to the latest podcast, it’s still it record.

I believe that the correct answer involves the music recording sales certification offering plaques with different metals for those whose singles and albums reach certain sales benchmarks. Gold, at 500,000 albums or singles, was a pretty high standard. Platnum was for 1,000,000, and Diamond (which I’d never heard of before today) was for 10,000,000.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Music_recording_sales_certification

At first I grieved because my ex kept all my Bill Cosby records. Now I say “Keep them”

See asked the class the questions. Caulfield is always first to ask a questions. I still have all of my vinyl, 358 LP’s and 220 45’s.

Lost all of my vinyl.

You’d think she would have learned to add “about this material” to her question…

Because the record company that had the first million selling single made a gold replica and gave it to the performer. RCA. Glenn Miller. Chattanooga Choo Choo.

I think it would be pretty cool for a bestselling author to receive a “Golden Book”.