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  1. Dear Vinyl Ape followers,

    Please don’t tell my wife I spent $450.00 on records this morning.

    You keep THAT a secret, and I won’t tell YOUR family about that thing YOU did.

    You know which thing I’m talking about, too.

    We got a deal?
    Awesome.

    Hugs and handpounds,
    🦧

    #vinyl #vinylrecords #vinylcommunity #records #vintage #retro #physicalmedia #analog #cratedigging #vinylcollection #art #music #recordstores #recordstore #indie #alternative #punk #newwave #postpunk #synthpop #artrock

  2. Dear Vinyl Ape followers,

    Please don’t tell my wife I spent $450.00 on records this morning.

    You keep THAT a secret, and I won’t tell YOUR family about that thing YOU did.

    You know which thing I’m talking about, too.

    We got a deal?
    Awesome.

    Hugs and handpounds,
    🦧

    #vinyl #vinylrecords #vinylcommunity #records #vintage #retro #physicalmedia #analog #cratedigging #vinylcollection #art #music #recordstores #recordstore #indie #alternative #punk #newwave #postpunk #synthpop #artrock

  3. Dear Vinyl Ape followers,

    Please don’t tell my wife I spent $450.00 on records this morning.

    You keep THAT a secret, and I won’t tell YOUR family about that thing YOU did.

    You know which thing I’m talking about, too.

    We got a deal?
    Awesome.

    Hugs and handpounds,
    🦧

    #vinyl #vinylrecords #vinylcommunity #records #vintage #retro #physicalmedia #analog #cratedigging #vinylcollection #art #music #recordstores #recordstore #indie #alternative #punk #newwave #postpunk #synthpop #artrock

  4. Dear Vinyl Ape followers,

    Please don’t tell my wife I spent $450.00 on records this morning.

    You keep THAT a secret, and I won’t tell YOUR family about that thing YOU did.

    You know which thing I’m talking about, too.

    We got a deal?
    Awesome.

    Hugs and handpounds,
    🦧

    #vinyl #vinylrecords #vinylcommunity #records #vintage #retro #physicalmedia #analog #cratedigging #vinylcollection #art #music #recordstores #recordstore #indie #alternative #punk #newwave #postpunk #synthpop #artrock

  5. Dear Vinyl Ape followers,

    Please don’t tell my wife I spent $450.00 on records this morning.

    You keep THAT a secret, and I won’t tell YOUR family about that thing YOU did.

    You know which thing I’m talking about, too.

    We got a deal?
    Awesome.

    Hugs and handpounds,
    🦧

    #vinyl #vinylrecords #vinylcommunity #records #vintage #retro #physicalmedia #analog #cratedigging #vinylcollection #art #music #recordstores #recordstore #indie #alternative #punk #newwave #postpunk #synthpop #artrock

  6. I made this video of the Festival Trade Stall at the last festival by the end of the day.
    This is how the setup looks.

    The T-shirts rail is not in the video.
    Gazebo 4.5m x 3m.

    youtu.be/5B5FDBPdUKY?is=fkO_Sx

    What do you think?
    #stall #recordstall #RecordRetailer #recordcollection ##vinylcommunity #music #vinylrecords #RecordStores

  7. I made this video of the Festival Trade Stall at the last festival by the end of the day.
    This is how the setup looks.

    The T-shirts rail is not in the video.
    Gazebo 4.5m x 3m.

    youtu.be/5B5FDBPdUKY?is=fkO_Sx

    What do you think?
    #stall #recordstall #RecordRetailer #recordcollection ##vinylcommunity #music #vinylrecords #RecordStores

  8. I made this video of the Festival Trade Stall at the last festival by the end of the day.
    This is how the setup looks.

    The T-shirts rail is not in the video.
    Gazebo 4.5m x 3m.

    youtu.be/5B5FDBPdUKY?is=fkO_Sx

    What do you think?
    #stall #recordstall #RecordRetailer #recordcollection ##vinylcommunity #music #vinylrecords #RecordStores

  9. I made this video of the Festival Trade Stall at the last festival by the end of the day.
    This is how the setup looks.

    The T-shirts rail is not in the video.
    Gazebo 4.5m x 3m.

    youtu.be/5B5FDBPdUKY?is=fkO_Sx

    What do you think?
    #stall #recordstall #RecordRetailer #recordcollection ##vinylcommunity #music #vinylrecords #RecordStores

  10. I made this video of the Festival Trade Stall at the last festival by the end of the day.
    This is how the setup looks.

    The T-shirts rail is not in the video.
    Gazebo 4.5m x 3m.

    youtu.be/5B5FDBPdUKY?is=fkO_Sx

    What do you think?
    #stall #recordstall #RecordRetailer #recordcollection ##vinylcommunity #music #vinylrecords #RecordStores

  11. 🎵 Ah, the #nostalgia of rifling through dusty record stores, now replaced by the numbing convenience of Spotify's endless playlists! 😩 This lamentation reads like a eulogy for a bygone era—next up, mourning the loss of Blockbuster's Friday night rush. 📼🎶
    erildrun.bearblog.dev/spotify- #music #recordstores #Spotify #Blockbuster #HackerNews #ngated

  12. 🎵 Ah, the #nostalgia of rifling through dusty record stores, now replaced by the numbing convenience of Spotify's endless playlists! 😩 This lamentation reads like a eulogy for a bygone era—next up, mourning the loss of Blockbuster's Friday night rush. 📼🎶
    erildrun.bearblog.dev/spotify- #music #recordstores #Spotify #Blockbuster #HackerNews #ngated

  13. 🎵 Ah, the #nostalgia of rifling through dusty record stores, now replaced by the numbing convenience of Spotify's endless playlists! 😩 This lamentation reads like a eulogy for a bygone era—next up, mourning the loss of Blockbuster's Friday night rush. 📼🎶
    erildrun.bearblog.dev/spotify- #music #recordstores #Spotify #Blockbuster #HackerNews #ngated

  14. 🎵 Ah, the #nostalgia of rifling through dusty record stores, now replaced by the numbing convenience of Spotify's endless playlists! 😩 This lamentation reads like a eulogy for a bygone era—next up, mourning the loss of Blockbuster's Friday night rush. 📼🎶
    erildrun.bearblog.dev/spotify- #music #recordstores #Spotify #Blockbuster #HackerNews #ngated

  15. 🎵 Ah, the #nostalgia of rifling through dusty record stores, now replaced by the numbing convenience of Spotify's endless playlists! 😩 This lamentation reads like a eulogy for a bygone era—next up, mourning the loss of Blockbuster's Friday night rush. 📼🎶
    erildrun.bearblog.dev/spotify- #music #recordstores #Spotify #Blockbuster #HackerNews #ngated

  16. 72 hours until your friendly neighborhood Vinyl Ape switches coasts for a week, to go vinyl digging through my native land of Boston.

    Long list of stores to visit; some old haunts of mine, as well as some new places I’ve never been before.

    #vinyl #vinylrecords #vinylcommunity #vinylcollection #retro #vintage #art #music #analog #boston #BostonMassachusetts #massachusetts #cratedigging #recordstores

  17. 72 hours until your friendly neighborhood Vinyl Ape switches coasts for a week, to go vinyl digging through my native land of Boston.

    Long list of stores to visit; some old haunts of mine, as well as some new places I’ve never been before.

    #vinyl #vinylrecords #vinylcommunity #vinylcollection #retro #vintage #art #music #analog #boston #BostonMassachusetts #massachusetts #cratedigging #recordstores

  18. 72 hours until your friendly neighborhood Vinyl Ape switches coasts for a week, to go vinyl digging through my native land of Boston.

    Long list of stores to visit; some old haunts of mine, as well as some new places I’ve never been before.

    #vinyl #vinylrecords #vinylcommunity #vinylcollection #retro #vintage #art #music #analog #boston #BostonMassachusetts #massachusetts #cratedigging #recordstores

  19. 72 hours until your friendly neighborhood Vinyl Ape switches coasts for a week, to go vinyl digging through my native land of Boston.

    Long list of stores to visit; some old haunts of mine, as well as some new places I’ve never been before.

    #vinyl #vinylrecords #vinylcommunity #vinylcollection #retro #vintage #art #music #analog #boston #BostonMassachusetts #massachusetts #cratedigging #recordstores

  20. 72 hours until your friendly neighborhood Vinyl Ape switches coasts for a week, to go vinyl digging through my native land of Boston.

    Long list of stores to visit; some old haunts of mine, as well as some new places I’ve never been before.

    #vinyl #vinylrecords #vinylcommunity #vinylcollection #retro #vintage #art #music #analog #boston #BostonMassachusetts #massachusetts #cratedigging #recordstores

  21. THIS is the most uncomfortable and unsettling piece of art I’ve ever had to piss in front of in my entire life.

    Can you give me a minute, Frank?

    I’m not as comfortable in the bathroom as you are.

    #vinyl #vinylrecords #vinylcommunity #vinylcollection #retro #vintage #art #music #art #frankzappa #recordstore #recordstores

  22. THIS is the most uncomfortable and unsettling piece of art I’ve ever had to piss in front of in my entire life.

    Can you give me a minute, Frank?

    I’m not as comfortable in the bathroom as you are.

    #vinyl #vinylrecords #vinylcommunity #vinylcollection #retro #vintage #art #music #art #frankzappa #recordstore #recordstores

  23. THIS is the most uncomfortable and unsettling piece of art I’ve ever had to piss in front of in my entire life.

    Can you give me a minute, Frank?

    I’m not as comfortable in the bathroom as you are.

    #vinyl #vinylrecords #vinylcommunity #vinylcollection #retro #vintage #art #music #art #frankzappa #recordstore #recordstores

  24. THIS is the most uncomfortable and unsettling piece of art I’ve ever had to piss in front of in my entire life.

    Can you give me a minute, Frank?

    I’m not as comfortable in the bathroom as you are.

    #vinyl #vinylrecords #vinylcommunity #vinylcollection #retro #vintage #art #music #art #frankzappa #recordstore #recordstores

  25. THIS is the most uncomfortable and unsettling piece of art I’ve ever had to piss in front of in my entire life.

    Can you give me a minute, Frank?

    I’m not as comfortable in the bathroom as you are.

    #vinyl #vinylrecords #vinylcommunity #vinylcollection #retro #vintage #art #music #art #frankzappa #recordstore #recordstores

  26. Cataloging Black-owned record stores

    As part of celebrating Black History Month, here’s a list of known Black-owned record stores in the United States and other places around the globe. The list includes those stores that are either fully or partially Black-owned.

    Sadly, as with all variations of brick and mortar record retailers, the advent of streaming, digital downloading, and online retailers like Amazon.com has vastly decreased the number of Black-owned record stores. It was also noteworthy that several stores only recently identified in previously published stories/articles (in the past five years) were discovered to have now closed permanently.

    Kudos to these business owners for weathering the economic, social, and technological challenges of owning and operating an independent record store in the 21st Century. Please feel free to forward any additions, corrections, or suggestions to this list.

    Peace!

    Inside Dorsey’s Record Shop since 1946 in Pittsburgh (Neil & Marcus Dorsey) – Source: post-gazette.com

    ________

    Bantu Records: Johannesburg, South Africa

    Baoulecore Archive Center (2023): Abidjan, Cote d’ Ivorie

    Better Days Records (1998): Louisville, Kentucky

    Black Circle Records: Charleston (Summerville), South Carolina

    Black Star Vinyl (formerly Halsey & Lewis Records) (2017): Brooklyn, New York

    Blessed Love Record Shop: Berlin, Germany

    Brittany’s Record Shop (2018): Cleveland, Ohio

    Conservatory Vintage & Vinyl (2019): Chicago (Flossmoor), illinois

    Crates ATL (2025): Atlanta, Georgia

    DBS Sounds (1994): Atlanta (Riverdale), Georgia

    Della Soul Records (2021): Grand Rapids, Michigan

    DJ’s Record Shop: Jacksonville, Florida

    Dorsey’s Record Shop (1946): Pittsburgh (Homewood), Pennsylvania

    Fivespace: San Diego, California

    Forever Changes Vinyl Lounge (1971): Philadelphia (Phoenixville), Pennsylvania

    Freshtopia (2019): Norfolk, Virginia

    God’s Time: Accra, Ghana

    Good Stuff Records: Houston, Texas

    Gotwhatulike: Kansas City, Missouri

    Home Rule Records (2018): Washington, D.C.

    Jampac Records (1986): Charlotte (Monroe), North Carolina

    JB’s Record Lounge (2017): Atlanta, Georgia

    Kumanini Vinyls (2017); Busua, Ghana

    Maestro Records: London (Peckham), England, U.K.

    Memories of Soul: Newark, New Jersey

    Moodies Records (1982): Bronx, New York

    Moods Music (2000): Atlanta, Georgia

    Music Planet (1981): Flint, Michigan

    Needle to the Groove (2014): San Jose, California

    Offbeat (2014): Jackson, Mississippi

    Out of the Past Records (1968): Chicago, Illinois

    Peaches Records (1975): New Orleans, Louisiana

    PM Sounds (2019): Los Angeles (San Pedro), California

    Poo-Bah Records (1971): Los Angeles (Pasadena), California

    Pure Vinyl: London, England, U.K.

    Recs N Threads: St. Louis, Missouri

    Re-Runz Records (2016): Orlando, Florida

    Retrofit Records (2011): Tallahassee, Florida

    Rockers International Records: Kingston, Jamaica

    Serious Sounds (1991): Houston, Texas

    SOOK Vintage & Vinyl (2023): Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

    Soulfolk’s Records & Tapes (2019): Nashville, Tennessee

    Stokley’s Records: Valdosta, Georgia

    Str33t Records (2021): Los Angeles (Alhambra), California

    Supertone Records: Londont (Brixton), England, U.K.

    The Jazzhole: Lagos, Nigeria

    The Real Vinyl Guru/Stall 570 (1989): Nairobi, Kenya

    The Record Track (1990): Chicago, Illinois

    Urban Lights Music (1993): Twin Cities, Minnesota

    Vinyl and Pages: Baltimore, Maryland

    Della Soul Records – Source: Facebook.com

    SOURCES:

    #AfricanAmericans #albums #BlackHistoryMonth #BlackOwned #cities #fun #geography #history #landUse #music #recordStores #records #tourism #travel #vinyl
  27. Cataloging Black-owned record stores

    As part of celebrating Black History Month, here’s a list of known Black-owned record stores in the United States and other places around the globe. The list includes those stores that are either fully or partially Black-owned.

    Sadly, as with all variations of brick and mortar record retailers, the advent of streaming, digital downloading, and online retailers like Amazon.com has vastly decreased the number of Black-owned record stores. It was also noteworthy that several stores only recently identified in previously published stories/articles (in the past five years) were discovered to have now closed permanently.

    Kudos to these business owners for weathering the economic, social, and technological challenges of owning and operating an independent record store in the 21st Century. Please feel free to forward any additions, corrections, or suggestions to this list.

    Peace!

    Inside Dorsey’s Record Shop since 1946 in Pittsburgh (Neil & Marcus Dorsey) – Source: post-gazette.com

    ________

    Bantu Records: Johannesburg, South Africa

    Baoulecore Archive Center (2023): Abidjan, Cote d’ Ivorie

    Better Days Records (1998): Louisville, Kentucky

    Black Circle Records: Charleston (Summerville), South Carolina

    Black Star Vinyl (formerly Halsey & Lewis Records) (2017): Brooklyn, New York

    Blessed Love Record Shop: Berlin, Germany

    Brittany’s Record Shop (2018): Cleveland, Ohio

    Conservatory Vintage & Vinyl (2019): Chicago (Flossmoor), illinois

    Crates ATL (2025): Atlanta, Georgia

    DBS Sounds (1994): Atlanta (Riverdale), Georgia

    Della Soul Records (2021): Grand Rapids, Michigan

    DJ’s Record Shop: Jacksonville, Florida

    Dorsey’s Record Shop (1946): Pittsburgh (Homewood), Pennsylvania

    Fivespace: San Diego, California

    Forever Changes Vinyl Lounge (1971): Philadelphia (Phoenixville), Pennsylvania

    Freshtopia (2019): Norfolk, Virginia

    God’s Time: Accra, Ghana

    Good Stuff Records: Houston, Texas

    Gotwhatulike: Kansas City, Missouri

    Home Rule Records (2018): Washington, D.C.

    Jampac Records (1986): Charlotte (Monroe), North Carolina

    JB’s Record Lounge (2017): Atlanta, Georgia

    Kumanini Vinyls (2017); Busua, Ghana

    Maestro Records: London (Peckham), England, U.K.

    Memories of Soul: Newark, New Jersey

    Moodies Records (1982): Bronx, New York

    Moods Music (2000): Atlanta, Georgia

    Music Planet (1981): Flint, Michigan

    Needle to the Groove (2014): San Jose, California

    Offbeat (2014): Jackson, Mississippi

    Out of the Past Records (1968): Chicago, Illinois

    Peaches Records (1975): New Orleans, Louisiana

    PM Sounds (2019): Los Angeles (San Pedro), California

    Poo-Bah Records (1971): Los Angeles (Pasadena), California

    Pure Vinyl: London, England, U.K.

    Recs N Threads: St. Louis, Missouri

    Re-Runz Records (2016): Orlando, Florida

    Retrofit Records (2011): Tallahassee, Florida

    Rockers International Records: Kingston, Jamaica

    Serious Sounds (1991): Houston, Texas

    SOOK Vintage & Vinyl (2023): Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

    Soulfolk’s Records & Tapes (2019): Nashville, Tennessee

    Stokley’s Records: Valdosta, Georgia

    Str33t Records (2021): Los Angeles (Alhambra), California

    Supertone Records: Londont (Brixton), England, U.K.

    The Jazzhole: Lagos, Nigeria

    The Real Vinyl Guru/Stall 570 (1989): Nairobi, Kenya

    The Record Track (1990): Chicago, Illinois

    Urban Lights Music (1993): Twin Cities, Minnesota

    Vinyl and Pages: Baltimore, Maryland

    Della Soul Records – Source: Facebook.com

    SOURCES:

    #AfricanAmericans #albums #BlackHistoryMonth #BlackOwned #cities #fun #geography #history #landUse #music #recordStores #records #tourism #travel #vinyl
  28. Cataloging Black-owned record stores

    As part of celebrating Black History Month, here’s a list of known Black-owned record stores in the United States and other places around the globe. The list includes those stores that are either fully or partially Black-owned.

    Sadly, as with all variations of brick and mortar record retailers, the advent of streaming, digital downloading, and online retailers like Amazon.com has vastly decreased the number of Black-owned record stores. It was also noteworthy that several stores only recently identified in previously published stories/articles (in the past five years) were discovered to have now closed permanently.

    Kudos to these business owners for weathering the economic, social, and technological challenges of owning and operating an independent record store in the 21st Century. Please feel free to forward any additions, corrections, or suggestions to this list.

    Peace!

    Inside Dorsey’s Record Shop since 1946 in Pittsburgh (Neil & Marcus Dorsey) – Source: post-gazette.com

    ________

    Bantu Records: Johannesburg, South Africa

    Baoulecore Archive Center (2023): Abidjan, Cote d’ Ivorie

    Better Days Records (1998): Louisville, Kentucky

    Black Circle Records: Charleston (Summerville), South Carolina

    Black Star Vinyl (formerly Halsey & Lewis Records) (2017): Brooklyn, New York

    Blessed Love Record Shop: Berlin, Germany

    Brittany’s Record Shop (2018): Cleveland, Ohio

    Conservatory Vintage & Vinyl (2019): Chicago (Flossmoor), illinois

    Crates ATL (2025): Atlanta, Georgia

    DBS Sounds (1994): Atlanta (Riverdale), Georgia

    Della Soul Records (2021): Grand Rapids, Michigan

    DJ’s Record Shop: Jacksonville, Florida

    Dorsey’s Record Shop (1946): Pittsburgh (Homewood), Pennsylvania

    Fivespace: San Diego, California

    Forever Changes Vinyl Lounge (1971): Philadelphia (Phoenixville), Pennsylvania

    Freshtopia (2019): Norfolk, Virginia

    God’s Time: Accra, Ghana

    Good Stuff Records: Houston, Texas

    Gotwhatulike: Kansas City, Missouri

    Home Rule Records (2018): Washington, D.C.

    Jampac Records (1986): Charlotte (Monroe), North Carolina

    JB’s Record Lounge (2017): Atlanta, Georgia

    Kumanini Vinyls (2017); Busua, Ghana

    Maestro Records: London (Peckham), England, U.K.

    Memories of Soul: Newark, New Jersey

    Moodies Records (1982): Bronx, New York

    Moods Music (2000): Atlanta, Georgia

    Music Planet (1981): Flint, Michigan

    Needle to the Groove (2014): San Jose, California

    Offbeat (2014): Jackson, Mississippi

    Out of the Past Records (1968): Chicago, Illinois

    Peaches Records (1975): New Orleans, Louisiana

    PM Sounds (2019): Los Angeles (San Pedro), California

    Poo-Bah Records (1971): Los Angeles (Pasadena), California

    Pure Vinyl: London, England, U.K.

    Recs N Threads: St. Louis, Missouri

    Re-Runz Records (2016): Orlando, Florida

    Retrofit Records (2011): Tallahassee, Florida

    Rockers International Records: Kingston, Jamaica

    Serious Sounds (1991): Houston, Texas

    SOOK Vintage & Vinyl (2023): Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

    Soulfolk’s Records & Tapes (2019): Nashville, Tennessee

    Stokley’s Records: Valdosta, Georgia

    Str33t Records (2021): Los Angeles (Alhambra), California

    Supertone Records: Londont (Brixton), England, U.K.

    The Jazzhole: Lagos, Nigeria

    The Real Vinyl Guru/Stall 570 (1989): Nairobi, Kenya

    The Record Track (1990): Chicago, Illinois

    Urban Lights Music (1993): Twin Cities, Minnesota

    Vinyl and Pages: Baltimore, Maryland

    Della Soul Records – Source: Facebook.com

    SOURCES:

    #AfricanAmericans #albums #BlackHistoryMonth #BlackOwned #cities #fun #geography #history #landUse #music #recordStores #records #tourism #travel #vinyl
  29. Cataloging Black-owned record stores

    As part of celebrating Black History Month, here’s a list of known Black-owned record stores in the United States and other places around the globe. The list includes those stores that are either fully or partially Black-owned.

    Sadly, as with all variations of brick and mortar record retailers, the advent of streaming, digital downloading, and online retailers like Amazon.com has vastly decreased the number of Black-owned record stores. It was also noteworthy that several stores only recently identified in previously published stories/articles (in the past five years) were discovered to have now closed permanently.

    Kudos to these business owners for weathering the economic, social, and technological challenges of owning and operating an independent record store in the 21st Century. Please feel free to forward any additions, corrections, or suggestions to this list.

    Peace!

    Inside Dorsey’s Record Shop since 1946 in Pittsburgh (Neil & Marcus Dorsey) – Source: post-gazette.com

    ________

    Bantu Records: Johannesburg, South Africa

    Baoulecore Archive Center (2023): Abidjan, Cote d’ Ivorie

    Better Days Records (1998): Louisville, Kentucky

    Black Circle Records: Charleston (Summerville), South Carolina

    Black Star Vinyl (formerly Halsey & Lewis Records) (2017): Brooklyn, New York

    Blessed Love Record Shop: Berlin, Germany

    Brittany’s Record Shop (2018): Cleveland, Ohio

    Conservatory Vintage & Vinyl (2019): Chicago (Flossmoor), illinois

    Crates ATL (2025): Atlanta, Georgia

    DBS Sounds (1994): Atlanta (Riverdale), Georgia

    Della Soul Records (2021): Grand Rapids, Michigan

    DJ’s Record Shop: Jacksonville, Florida

    Dorsey’s Record Shop (1946): Pittsburgh (Homewood), Pennsylvania

    Fivespace: San Diego, California

    Forever Changes Vinyl Lounge (1971): Philadelphia (Phoenixville), Pennsylvania

    Freshtopia (2019): Norfolk, Virginia

    God’s Time: Accra, Ghana

    Good Stuff Records: Houston, Texas

    Gotwhatulike: Kansas City, Missouri

    Home Rule Records (2018): Washington, D.C.

    Jampac Records (1986): Charlotte (Monroe), North Carolina

    JB’s Record Lounge (2017): Atlanta, Georgia

    Kumanini Vinyls (2017); Busua, Ghana

    Maestro Records: London (Peckham), England, U.K.

    Memories of Soul: Newark, New Jersey

    Moodies Records (1982): Bronx, New York

    Moods Music (2000): Atlanta, Georgia

    Music Planet (1981): Flint, Michigan

    Needle to the Groove (2014): San Jose, California

    Offbeat (2014): Jackson, Mississippi

    Out of the Past Records (1968): Chicago, Illinois

    Peaches Records (1975): New Orleans, Louisiana

    PM Sounds (2019): Los Angeles (San Pedro), California

    Poo-Bah Records (1971): Los Angeles (Pasadena), California

    Pure Vinyl: London, England, U.K.

    Recs N Threads: St. Louis, Missouri

    Re-Runz Records (2016): Orlando, Florida

    Retrofit Records (2011): Tallahassee, Florida

    Rockers International Records: Kingston, Jamaica

    Serious Sounds (1991): Houston, Texas

    SOOK Vintage & Vinyl (2023): Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

    Soulfolk’s Records & Tapes (2019): Nashville, Tennessee

    Stokley’s Records: Valdosta, Georgia

    Str33t Records (2021): Los Angeles (Alhambra), California

    Supertone Records: Londont (Brixton), England, U.K.

    The Jazzhole: Lagos, Nigeria

    The Real Vinyl Guru/Stall 570 (1989): Nairobi, Kenya

    The Record Track (1990): Chicago, Illinois

    Urban Lights Music (1993): Twin Cities, Minnesota

    Vinyl and Pages: Baltimore, Maryland

    Della Soul Records – Source: Facebook.com

    SOURCES:

    #AfricanAmericans #albums #BlackHistoryMonth #BlackOwned #cities #fun #geography #history #landUse #music #recordStores #records #tourism #travel #vinyl
  30. Cataloging Black-owned record stores

    As part of celebrating Black History Month, here’s a list of known Black-owned record stores in the United States and other places around the globe. The list includes those stores that are either fully or partially Black-owned.

    Sadly, as with all variations of brick and mortar record retailers, the advent of streaming, digital downloading, and online retailers like Amazon.com has vastly decreased the number of Black-owned record stores. It was also noteworthy that several stores only recently identified in previously published stories/articles (in the past five years) were discovered to have now closed permanently.

    Kudos to these business owners for weathering the economic, social, and technological challenges of owning and operating an independent record store in the 21st Century. Please feel free to forward any additions, corrections, or suggestions to this list.

    Peace!

    Inside Dorsey’s Record Shop since 1946 in Pittsburgh (Neil & Marcus Dorsey) – Source: post-gazette.com

    ________

    Bantu Records: Johannesburg, South Africa

    Baoulecore Archive Center (2023): Abidjan, Cote d’ Ivorie

    Better Days Records (1998): Louisville, Kentucky

    Black Circle Records: Charleston (Summerville), South Carolina

    Black Star Vinyl (formerly Halsey & Lewis Records) (2017): Brooklyn, New York

    Blessed Love Record Shop: Berlin, Germany

    Brittany’s Record Shop (2018): Cleveland, Ohio

    Conservatory Vintage & Vinyl (2019): Chicago (Flossmoor), illinois

    Crates ATL (2025): Atlanta, Georgia

    DBS Sounds (1994): Atlanta (Riverdale), Georgia

    Della Soul Records (2021): Grand Rapids, Michigan

    DJ’s Record Shop: Jacksonville, Florida

    Dorsey’s Record Shop (1946): Pittsburgh (Homewood), Pennsylvania

    Fivespace: San Diego, California

    Forever Changes Vinyl Lounge (1971): Philadelphia (Phoenixville), Pennsylvania

    Freshtopia (2019): Norfolk, Virginia

    God’s Time: Accra, Ghana

    Good Stuff Records: Houston, Texas

    Gotwhatulike: Kansas City, Missouri

    Home Rule Records (2018): Washington, D.C.

    Jampac Records (1986): Charlotte (Monroe), North Carolina

    JB’s Record Lounge (2017): Atlanta, Georgia

    Kumanini Vinyls (2017); Busua, Ghana

    Maestro Records: London (Peckham), England, U.K.

    Memories of Soul: Newark, New Jersey

    Moodies Records (1982): Bronx, New York

    Moods Music (2000): Atlanta, Georgia

    Music Planet (1981): Flint, Michigan

    Needle to the Groove (2014): San Jose, California

    Offbeat (2014): Jackson, Mississippi

    Out of the Past Records (1968): Chicago, Illinois

    Peaches Records (1975): New Orleans, Louisiana

    PM Sounds (2019): Los Angeles (San Pedro), California

    Poo-Bah Records (1971): Los Angeles (Pasadena), California

    Pure Vinyl: London, England, U.K.

    Recs N Threads: St. Louis, Missouri

    Re-Runz Records (2016): Orlando, Florida

    Retrofit Records (2011): Tallahassee, Florida

    Rockers International Records: Kingston, Jamaica

    Serious Sounds (1991): Houston, Texas

    SOOK Vintage & Vinyl (2023): Philadelphia, Pennsylvania

    Soulfolk’s Records & Tapes (2019): Nashville, Tennessee

    Stokley’s Records: Valdosta, Georgia

    Str33t Records (2021): Los Angeles (Alhambra), California

    Supertone Records: Londont (Brixton), England, U.K.

    The Jazzhole: Lagos, Nigeria

    The Real Vinyl Guru/Stall 570 (1989): Nairobi, Kenya

    The Record Track (1990): Chicago, Illinois

    Urban Lights Music (1993): Twin Cities, Minnesota

    Vinyl and Pages: Baltimore, Maryland

    Della Soul Records – Source: Facebook.com

    SOURCES:

    #AfricanAmericans #albums #BlackHistoryMonth #BlackOwned #cities #fun #geography #history #landUse #music #recordStores #records #tourism #travel #vinyl
  31. Yesterday was fun. I visited the charming Music Unbound record store in Enschede where my brother’s friend Sjors Trimbach held a talk about band logos including a Futura/Univers readability test for the Oasis logo plus a logo zine. And also, found a Dendemann album with lettering and artwork by @eWalthert in the rarities bin!

    #bandlogo #recordstores #soundunbound #sjorstrimbach #dendemann

  32. Yesterday was fun. I visited the charming Music Unbound record store in Enschede where my brother’s friend Sjors Trimbach held a talk about band logos including a Futura/Univers readability test for the Oasis logo plus a logo zine. And also, found a Dendemann album with lettering and artwork by @eWalthert in the rarities bin!

    #bandlogo #recordstores #soundunbound #sjorstrimbach #dendemann

  33. Yesterday was fun. I visited the charming Music Unbound record store in Enschede where my brother’s friend Sjors Trimbach held a talk about band logos including a Futura/Univers readability test for the Oasis logo plus a logo zine. And also, found a Dendemann album with lettering and artwork by @eWalthert in the rarities bin!

    #bandlogo #recordstores #soundunbound #sjorstrimbach #dendemann

  34. Yesterday was fun. I visited the charming Music Unbound record store in Enschede where my brother’s friend Sjors Trimbach held a talk about band logos including a Futura/Univers readability test for the Oasis logo plus a logo zine. And also, found a Dendemann album with lettering and artwork by @eWalthert in the rarities bin!

    #bandlogo #recordstores #soundunbound #sjorstrimbach #dendemann

  35. What a beautiful (and HOT) day in Southern California.

    HARK!!!
    I SEE A RECORD STORE!!!

    About to hit White Rabbit Records in Fullerton, CA!

    Let’s go.

    #vinyl #vinylrecords #vinylcollection #art #music #vinylcommunity #retro #vintage #recordstore #recordstores #cratedigging #vinylshopping

  36. What a beautiful (and HOT) day in Southern California.

    HARK!!!
    I SEE A RECORD STORE!!!

    About to hit White Rabbit Records in Fullerton, CA!

    Let’s go.

    #vinyl #vinylrecords #vinylcollection #art #music #vinylcommunity #retro #vintage #recordstore #recordstores #cratedigging #vinylshopping

  37. What a beautiful (and HOT) day in Southern California.

    HARK!!!
    I SEE A RECORD STORE!!!

    About to hit White Rabbit Records in Fullerton, CA!

    Let’s go.

    #vinyl #vinylrecords #vinylcollection #art #music #vinylcommunity #retro #vintage #recordstore #recordstores #cratedigging #vinylshopping

  38. What a beautiful (and HOT) day in Southern California.

    HARK!!!
    I SEE A RECORD STORE!!!

    About to hit White Rabbit Records in Fullerton, CA!

    Let’s go.

    #vinyl #vinylrecords #vinylcollection #art #music #vinylcommunity #retro #vintage #recordstore #recordstores #cratedigging #vinylshopping

  39. What a beautiful (and HOT) day in Southern California.

    HARK!!!
    I SEE A RECORD STORE!!!

    About to hit White Rabbit Records in Fullerton, CA!

    Let’s go.

    #vinyl #vinylrecords #vinylcollection #art #music #vinylcommunity #retro #vintage #recordstore #recordstores #cratedigging #vinylshopping