Selectadisc

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Nice one to Charlie Burley for putting this series together. It’s a great listen albeit a difficult one at times too!

BBC Sounds - For The Record: The Selectadisc Story - Available Episodes Listen to the latest episodes of For The Record: The Selectadisc Story on BBC Sounds

Selectadisc tees and totes are BACK IN STOCK at Wild!!! ⚡️⚡️⚡️

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We are Notts - For The Record: The Selectadisc Story - BBC Sounds The story of one of Nottingham's most iconic record shops.

Arkwright Street , Nottingham 1971.

Home (featuring Cliff Williams (ACDC) and Laurie Wisefield (Wishbone Ash) and Nottingham band Pancho (featuring Pete Tatterdfield). Dave Chambers sat on the floor. The photo was taken by George Toone (Lamcote and Grove Promotions) to promote Home and Pancho at the Imperial supported by Dave Chambers rock disco

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Selectadisc in the Nineties In the days before iTunes and Spotify, Nottingham boomed with dozens of record shops. The biggest of these was Selectadisc, which opened in 1966 and finally closed its doors in 2009. Jim Cooke was the store manager and worked for them for over thirty years. Here he remembers the halcyon days of the....

Last Shop Standing + Q&A (15) - Broadway - Cinema | Cafebar | Nottingham Based on the successful book of the same name, Last Shop Standing celebrates the unique spirit of comradeship and entrepreneurial ingenuity that has enabled so many record shops to keep operating successfully against the backdrop of massive changes in the music industry, the biggest recession in yea...

RIP Brian Selby.

Brian first opened Selectadisc as a market stall in Mansfield in 1966 which became the Nottingham institution we all loved and remember.