Feel free to contact me at dj@fruityfamily.com if you have any requests, comments or suggestions. If I have won a European lottery or have a long-lost relative with a pile of foreign currency that needs claiming, please just send me the money directly.
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Hola.
Great site. Freakishly similar style to my own. I’m a thrift store DJ in Missoula, Montana, and thought you should know about my project over here:
http://vintagevinylrevival.com
I’ve added you to my blogroll, and I will try to be back here when I have some more time to post some comments and such. please feel free to do the same for me.
keep it up.
Day
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Thanks for the music. Great site, keep on the good work.
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Noting your Oct 2007 that Audio Fidelity Records are the gold nuggets of thrift store djs. They are, but look for the ones published BEFORE 1966. Artists include the Dukes of Dixieland, Al Hirt, Louis Armstrong, Johhny Puleo, Larry Adler, Patachou, and many more. Why do I know this? My dad was Sidney Frey, founder of A/F, He sold the company in 1966, and the subsequent owner, Herman Gimbel, just didn’t have the same sensibilities.
Signed,
Andrea (Frey) Bass akfbass@nyc.rr.com -
I think I got one of these podolak cucumber records around the house here
if I can find it. Very rare now, I think it’s about $20.00 If interested, please
contact me. BB


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