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1. Yes's Relayer
2. Chris Squire's Fish Out Of Water
3. King Crimson's Starless and Bible Black
4. Columbia 6 Eyes MS6003 Grofe: Grand Canyon Suite by The Philadephia Orchestra dir. by Ormandy...Even the plastic sleeve has a Columbia logo printed on it in orange.
5. Nonesuch label, Handel: The Dettingen te Deum.
6. Seraphim label 60014, Dietrich Fischer-Dieskau (baritone) Verdi: Arias...never played...
7.Columbia Stereo 360 sound..."One Hundred Men and a Perfectionist" Cleveland Orchestra dir by George Szell.
8. mercury Living Presence (mono Hi-Fi MG50334) Richard Strauss...Antal Dorati and Paul Paray
9. very old Columbia Masterworks of Virgil Fox at the Organ at The Riverside Church, NY. (ML4401)
jsujo
jsujo OP
348 posts
 
The vintage vinyl folks in Jacksonville have a relation to Wax n' Things in Atlanta,,,,family relations, that is!
imin2u
392 posts
 
I'm pretty sure the three Vintage Vinyl's I've dealt with in the USA have no relation to each other.

The Vintage Vinyl in Fords, New Jersey is a great place for non-standard music for all walks of life. I used to work nearby and hit it up everyday for lunch.

I'm pretty sure they are the largest independent record store in New Jersey and one of the top 100 independent record stores in the nation. Plus "real" bands play there. For example: Ozzy and Fountains Of Wayne.
dan_ed
2,451 posts
 
Yep, that's the place! I don't mean to put them down with my comments. I found that the vinyl selection there was limited when compared to Izzy's and the Princeton store, but I'm probably looking for different music than what they stock in vinyl.
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