The Record Exchange, SF

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161 (renumbered 165) Turk St. in the Tenderloin District, pic from the 80's

about 60% down the web page: http://upfromthedeep.com/uptown-tenderloin/
about 70% down the web page: http://nomahistory.blogspot.com/2008_07_01_archive.html

Richard Links and I were exchanging about old record shops in SF.

Story goes like this. My father, brother and I started to collect classical records in mid 60's. Each Sat, my bro and I would clean my father's office (floors, bathrooms, sinks, etc.) and then go down to a record shop, which I did not remember. See posted link from last week.
The collection is pristine today, in my family's home, rarely if ever played. When I visit, I go off with about a half dozen or so. Then return months later. Mom keeps sayin', "take them, you like them."

I can't believe it, but brother found the links to the place, The Record Exchange, Bill M. amazing pics on historical society links.

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Topic - The Record Exchange, SF - docw 13:22:25 08/16/10 (2)

it would be MUCH better - hifitommy 17:51:45 08/17/10 (1)

hmmm - docw 18:05:07 08/17/10 (0)

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