[78-L] Record Stores
David Lennick
dlennick at sympatico.ca
Wed Feb 10 21:20:30 PST 2010
Michael Biel wrote:
> Mark L. Bardenwerper, Sr. wrote:
>> read this http://www.vinylives.com/history.html
>>
>>
> Another article by a collector of the microgroove era, James P. Goss,
> full of mainly guesswork and reference to a website of a store and one
> book of dubious value. But if he had wanted info of the Commodore
> Record Shop, he could also have looked at the DVD of Billy Crystal's
> tribute to his uncle Milt Gabler. And there are loads of other places
> to find real info.
>
> > Finding definitive evidence surrounding the creation of the first
> independent record stores is difficult.
>
> No it wouldn't be if you would do some damn RESEARCH before you write.
>
> > However, my hunch is that many of the first record stores resulted
> from some of the early distribution networks
>
> Your HUNCH??????? That is research???????? You write about your HUNCH???
>
> I guess this is going to have to be my next ARSC project. Note to
> would-be researchers : You have to use ORIGINAL SOURCES. All the info
> IS there, you just have to LOOK for it. In a LIBRARY. Ever hear of one?
>
> Mike Biel mbiel at mbiel.com
I was in one this afternoon, but only to see what was on the $1 sale table. I
haven't entered the reference section of a library in ten years..all their
"good stuff" ends up on that table because nobody else looks at it.
dl
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