How Often Does A Record Store Buy Produce Something Good?
For this episode of the Sound Exchange Sessions, Anthony Coviello, co-owner of Sound Exchange Records, talks to me about what makes for a good record store buy verses a bad record store buy and how often these buys actually produce something good. For previous episode, see link: • Record Store Owner Q&A Please help support my channel by subscribing, leave a comment, and hit like.
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Record Store Owner Q&A
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The History Of The 'In' Groove Record Store
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