The Buggles once proclaimed that video killed the radio star. But video games are reviving vinyl records as a new generation of collectors embrace the allure of the LP. ►
The psychedelic era gave us amazing sounds and picture sleeves with period-defining images. Few of these sleeves were for hit records, and most are harder to find, which makes them more fascinating. ►
Starting June 8, Julien’s Auctions is presenting a 741-lot auction featuring The Wizard of Waukesha’s equipment, memorabilia, personal effects and instruments. ►
With more than 2 million used records for sale, Jerry’s Records in Pittsburgh is one of the largest vinyl-only record stores in the country. Here’s his story. ►
A mix of Northern Soul, classical and blues records get their turn to shine in Goldmine’s Market Watch countdown of top-dollar online record auctions. ►
Redscroll Records began as a record label, then evolved into a record shop in Wallingford, Conn. Owners Joshua Carlson and Rick Sinkiewicz share the history of their store. ►
The Beatles may not have earned a spot on to Thomas Dolby’s list of 10 Albums that changed his life, but the Fab Four certainly left their mark on Market Watch. ►