RE: Where to shop in Manhattan?

Posted by Bill Way (A) on July 23, 2012 at 17:20:33

In Reply to: Where to shop in Manhattan? posted by ilan34512 on July 23, 2012 at 13:19:03:

Here you go:

classicrecords.com (Albert ten Brink sells out of a storage unit; call for appointment)

inlivingstereo.com

Academy Records, 415 E. 12th Street, between 1st Avenue and Avenue B

Earwax Records (indie LPs) 218 Bedford Ave., Brooklyn

Other Music, 15 E. 4th Street (Afro rock LPs)

Permanent Records, 181 Franklin St., Brooklyn

Second Hand Rose Music, 48 E. 12th Street

Turntable Lab, 120 E. 7th Street (club/dance LPs)

Breakdown Records (used roçk LPs) 48-09 Bell Blvd, Queens

VP Records (reggae), 17-21 Jamaica Ave., Queens

And the best classical source I know: Polyphony record and tape auction, which comes out a few times each year. He just released a new catalogue. Not in New York, but an excellent supplier - I have been buying from him for many years.
http://www.lucidum.com/polyphony/index.htm

WW
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Topic - Where to shop in Manhattan? - ilan34512 13:19:03 07/23/12 (5)

RE: Where to shop in Manhattan? - ilan34512 02:38:19 07/24/12 (0)

RE: Where to shop in Manhattan? - muradeli 18:13:59 07/23/12 (0)

RE: Where to shop in Manhattan? - belyin 17:27:38 07/23/12 (0)

RE: Where to shop in Manhattan? - Bill Way 17:20:33 07/23/12 (1)

"And the best classical source I know: Polyphony record ..." - ecl876 07:53:34 07/24/12 (0)

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