The House Where 28,000 Records Burned
Before it burned, Charlie Springer’s house contained 18,000 vinyl LPs, 12,000 CDs, 10,000 45s, 4,000 cassettes, 600 78s, 150 8-tracks, hundreds of signed musical posters, and about 100 gold records.
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Golden Age of Latin Music Chronicled on Vinyl in ‘Fania Records: The Latin Sound of New York (1964–1978)’
For over half a century, Fania Records has been synonymous with Latin music’s evolution, tracing the heartbeat of salsa, ...
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From Lacquer to Sound: The Making of Vinyl Records
Music comes to life on vinyl through a fascinating production process, where largest record factory ensures every detail is ...
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Celebrate The End Of Cobra Kai With The Best Of The Show’s Music On Vinyl
Exclusive: ScreenRant presents a first look at the Cobra Kai Volume 2 Box Set on vinyl, featuring music by Zach Robinson and ...
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Texas Jukebox Project Preserves the State’s Musical Legacy, One Record at a Time
Jonathon Kimbrell believes that music finds you when it is supposed to. It’s this mentality that has helped him build the ...