Six decades after it pressed the Beatles' first single in the U.S., the country's oldest vinyl record maker rebounded dramatically, thanks to …
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- Rebecca Sasnett, Arizona Daily Star
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A customer looks through CDs at Zia Records, 3370 E. Speedway Blvd. Zia Records, one of the longest running music shops in Tucson, opened in P…
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Tucson singer-songwriter Katie Haverly is releasing "Triangulating Line" with intimate concerts at Saint Cecilia Studios, where she made the record.
The International Federation of the Phonographic Industry(IFPI) has released its Global Music Report for 2021 and BTS was named the top global…
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Hardwood is the most popular flooring material in kitchens, accounting for 25% of all installations, but vinyl is on the rise for the third year in a row, nearly doubling in popularity since 2019 to 23%.
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Thousands of titles, from classic rock to bebop, will be available at the 16th annual Tucson Record Show.
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Epic Records was established in 1953 as a jazz and classical label, but became a powerhouse in the ‘70s and ‘80s with influential rock, pop an…
- Rebecca Sasnett, Arizona Daily Star
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Bob Lambert, owner of Desert Vinyl, has over 10,000 records at two locations in Tucson. One is at Speedway Antiques Mall, the other the 22nd S…
- Rebecca Sasnett, Arizona Daily Star
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Customer Kayla Grover looks through records at Bob Lambert’s Desert Vinyl inside a booth at Speedway Antique Mall.
- Rebecca Sasnett / Arizona Daily Star
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Jonathan Fletcher flips through records at Hurricane Records, 636 N. Fourth Ave., in Tucson, Ariz. on April 7, 2021.
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