In rotation: 4/10/15

Tokyo Records, Looking at the Vinyl Renaissance Via Japan: “…This is of great significance to the industry, their music market is second largest to the United States after all.”

Dave Grohl on Digging Up Never-Before-Heard Songs for Record Store Day: Foo Fighters prep rarities for April release ‘Songs From the Laundry Room’

“Thanks to the vinyl resurgence in recent years, independent record stores have seen a boost in openings across the UK. As Record Store Day looms large, it has been revealed that 40 new stores have opened across the country since 2009 and over 50 per cent of them have popped up in the last year…”

Vinyl Revival Is Alive and Well in Bay Area Restaurants: “…Now, it seems restaurants are also getting on board with the vinyl revival.”

JetBlue and Other Music Celebrate Record Store Day With a Special Live From T5 Music Showcase and Pop-Up Record Shop Experience-Tuesday, April 14: Music Showcase to Feature Elle King, Caveman and Kevin Devine

Record Store Day celebration at Ignition Music Garage April 18: “…Not only will there be limited edition vinyl available for purchase, but also live music, food, door prizes, and more.”

Couple taps into passion for vinyl at new Anchorage store: “…Shop owner Steve Haynes visited with customers, offering to carry their armloads of vinyl to the front counter as they continued to shop. His wife, Verna, eventually joined him and took a seat behind the till.”

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