What was your first record?

The first?  Davey Crocket theme song from the Disney series with Fess Parker.  Then Mad Magazine’s Twist Rock and Roll LP.  But my first real album was “Having a Rave Up with the Yardbirds”, which introduced me to both Eric Clapton and Jeff Beck. Heart Full of Soul was why I bought it at Model’s in Rochelle Park, NJ., but it also had The Train Kept A-Rollin’, I’m A Man, Evil Hearted You, and Smokestack Lightning. 

The Ventures "Surfing" played on my Knight Kit stereo that I built. It was 1963...!

My Dad had a TV business and sold Hi-Fi systems in the 1950s.  I bought--at cost--a "portable" Zenith stereo record player, compact unit with two 5.25" speakers facing forward.  My first record, although I do not remember the name of the album, was a Tommy Dorsey/Fank Sinatra album, and my second was a recording by the Cleveland Symphony Orchestra, with George Szell conducting Beethoven's Fifth Symphony in C Minor.  I was hooked!

I bought two when I got my first turntable:

Styx - Paradise Theater

Alan Parsons - I Robot

Next big impression

I'm Your Handyman

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ezpUmQa9PEk