Ongoing History Daily: Records without a cover
If you’re into collecting weird records, here’s one that’ll grab your attention. Back in 1985, an experimental musician named Christian
Read moreIf you’re into collecting weird records, here’s one that’ll grab your attention. Back in 1985, an experimental musician named Christian
Read moreVinyl continues to experience incredible growth—or should I say re-growth—with the public. In some countries, the revenues generated by vinyl
Read more[This was my weekly column for GlobalNews.ca. – AC] Last weekend, I spent a couple of hours at the semi-annual
Read moreTimes are good for vinyl. The format was all but dead until some desperate independent record store owners in Baltimore
Read more[A heads-up on the Toronto Downtown Record Show by Elisa FG. – AC] Make like a cassette and rewind with
Read moreAt the dawn of the 21st century, vinyl was dead, dead, dead. We were all going digital and the general
Read moreWhy sales remain a tiny slice of the pie, there’s no denying that there’s been an interesting resurgence in the
Read moreHere’s one more story about how women, not men, were the original record collectors when recorded music first became available
Read moreToday, the vast majority of record collectors are male. Just go to any record show and you’ll see what I
Read moreThere’s no sign that interest in vinyl records is going to end soon, let alone plateau. Why? That’s the central
Read moreIf you’re a fan of The Simpsons, check out this special TV. Cute. As for music news for August 26,
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