Welcome to our Resource Links page. Here you will find websites that offer resources for areas covering music and information related to collecting vinyl records and all things retro.
I also add sites that I believe would be of interest and a benefit to my visitors.
I have selected some of my favorite vinyl record related links to help you find the best resources for your Vinyl Record collecting journey.
While Vinyl Record Memories is not directly involved with all of these sites, I do have a music association with some sites listed.
I have personally checked into each of them and believe you will find them useful.
Listen to Ned Ward's Oldies Show, Saturday and Sunday from Noon to 3pm, all times Pacific. DJ Ned Ward turns music into memories playing yesterday's Classic Hits from the 40's thru the 90's on the new and exciting KNCP Newberry Mix 107.3 FM.
Pat Appleson considers himself fortunate to have had the opportunity to work with talent as diverse as Dolly Parton, Loretta Lynn, Johnny Cash, Tom T. Hall, Ray Stevens, Tammy Wynette, George Jones, Merle Haggard, Larry Gatlin, Roger Miller, Tanya Tucker, Bill Anderson, Charlie Pride, Mac Davis, and many others. Pat's show, "Pat's Country Classics," is on every Sunday from 9pm-Midnight EST.
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The vinyl record collecting blog - with news about new vinyl record releases, vinyl record sales, this date in music history.
My friend, Greg Warth, has everything you need to know about model railroading right on this site...from designing, planning, laying track, building scenery and structures, wiring and operating trains and lots of special effects that make it even more fun and exciting than you ever thought possible. And the information is Free. Learn more...
Would you pay up to $1,000.00 for this man's vinyl? Many do and on his website Tom acknowledged that many people find the ideas (and the prices!) on our website shocking. We're unique in that we're the only record dealers who base the price of their records on the quality of their sound. Learn more...
Her words are from the pure passion of enjoying the music and lyrics and writing about the life of a teenager growing up in the 1960s.
Marilynn Leahy: I have written this story partially based on my life, mostly combined with fiction. Call me musically eclectic. The songs that I've chosen to reference in this story are those that reflect the character's feelings or events in that moment in time. Get your copy of My Lyrical Life Journey here.
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Doo-Wop Classics - Original street corner sounds.
A great collection of record terms and phrases used in the heyday of vinyl records. Each entry of this colorful and almost forgotten language offers both an explanation of a term's meaning as well as its context and use in the history of the record business. Get your copy today!
"I don't usually contact doo wop article authors as I rarely find
much value in the articles, but your article struck me as sincere,
genuine and respectful."
Tom Sokira,
Producer, Audio Engineer
"In The Still Of The Night" (1956)
Danny, I could not believe the content of your website. It is just amazing to recall so much we lived through just by checking out so many old posters & album covers.
Your site floods me with memories & reinforces my belief that it truly was a great time to be a teenager. Good work, Danny, please stick with it.
Sincerely Dale
dalekleeart.com
Danny, I think you did a great job and my family enjoyed it as well. I have had some more time to go through your site and find it to be fantastic, and your personal story is great as well.
You truly
are a blessing to all of Us. Thanks for sharing your memories with us. I
look forward to seeing and hearing more from you.
Paul Giacalone
The song "You Were Mine" was written by Paul Giacalone. Read the story here.
Thanks for an excellent musical experience. I found your website by accident and just kept enjoying one classic after another. Great job! Like yourself, I'm still enjoying my vinyl collection. We share many of the same favorite artists.
Regards, Jim Miles
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