Manhattan vinyl shops

Academy lp's on 10th street between 3rd and 4th avenues.
Footlight on 12th Street between 3rd & 4th Avenues.
The Sound Library on Ave A between 13th and 14th streets.
A1 Records on 6th street between Ave A and 1st Avenue.

You should try and check out Academy lp's in Willamsburg in Brooklyn, much larger store and lots of wax.

Happy hunting and leave some for me will ya...LOL.

Thanks for all of the great places! I can't wait!
I know I have that Stereophile somewhere. Now that I know the month I will try to find the article. Thank you.

Albertporter, first you are all over Natalie and now I catch you on Uma. Whatever am I to do with your sorry butt. At least I give credit for analog observation in the movies.

Sorry Ketchup, I will properly answer you directly: Tower in the Village has a few bins for you to check out. I got a bunch from them and some ten inchers as well (down Albert).

There is another by name of A Classical Record, over on the west side near 8th avenue and 23rd street. Another Albert (ten Brink) runs the show and although he is classical for 95%, he has jazz and high quality for fair prices. E-mail me if you want more precise information.

So Aceto, you noticed the great legs on Uma?

Sorry to have suggested the "Bop Shop." I always shop them via internet and being from Texas, I see their "New York" address and think of Big Apple (hang head in shame here at my mistake).

Guess I need to check for GPS on my jar of French's mustard, it comes from Rochester, right?

(And God bless them), who wants Gray "POOP- ON" for their hamburgers?"

American Mustard !

Albertporter we meet again, thou scourge of Audiogon!

Great legs, fella? Check the swing on "Baron Von Munchausen"

If you are interested in Gray Poop-On, check out the mustard museum on the web. Dijon is great on steak, not burgets so much.

I was in France last month with a whole gang of American jazz nuts. I set up two turntables and left ten records while buying a stack of pre-war 78 Pathe discs.

I also did record cleaning workshops. The French are ritual lovers and ideal for accepting record cleaning a la Record Doctor!