This past Saturday was Record Store Day across the nation. Mom and Pop Record Stores are one of the few places I feel like I'm home anymore. In other words, I understand most anything in it.
As such, I visited my favorite Mom and Pop Record Store, The Vinyl Frontier, in McHenry, Illinois. There were quite a few others also paying respects and buying albums and CDs.
I bought ten CDs and three albums.
ALBUMS:
The Best of Herman's Hermits Volume 2
The Box Tops: The Letter / Neon Rainbow
Beau Brummels: You Tell Me Why / Don't Talk to Strangers
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CDs:
These next six all had 22 songs apiece.
AM Gold 1966
AM Gold 1967
AM Gold 1968
AM Gold 1969
AM Gold: The 60s Generation
AM Gold: The Mid-60s
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Retro 70s (two discs with 15 tracks each)
The Vogues Greatest Hits
Swing Time-- Wayne Hancock
House of Blues Swings!
--Love Those Mom and Pops. --RoadRecord
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