#vinylfest

It’s the album that just about everyone in America must have owned circa 1965, as evidenced by its presence everywhere old records are sold. From the nearest Salvation Army, where you might find it unceremoniously tossed in a dusty crate, to shops like Better Days Records, where it will have been reverently cleaned, refurbished, and close to new.

Herb Albert and the Tijuana Brass’ Whipped…

ear-x-tacy Founder John Timmons Is Going On The Record At VinylFest

People that love music, I mean really, truly love music and can’t live without it, can always spot each other. If you love music and you’ve ever even been to Louisville, you loved ear-x-tacy at some time in your life. No one doesn’t have an ear-x-tacy story. No one didn’t have that bumper sticker. If you supported them to the end, nothing more need be said. If you didn’t- I don’t care what you…

TULSA, OKLAHOMA - With the resurgence of vinyl records and the restoration of the VFW lounge just east of downtown, Lee Roy Chapman and a few friends thought of a way to support both.

That combination led to Vinyl Fest, the first of what Chapman and others hope will be a regular event to promote local music and record vendors, as well as the work of the local Veterans of Foreign Wars chapter, housed in a historic building in a neighborhood poised for rejuvenation.

Via Tulsa World