In rotation: 5/1/15

Unplugged: Savannah Record Fair returns “In a city like Savannah — with so many artists and with so many folks who value the past — the resurgence in interest seems like more than a passing fad.”

The Fishtown Record Swap: “A monthly crate-digging afternoon for vinyl lovers and their friends! Come see selections from Reptilian Records, SLUGSALTrecords, Christian Dayton Osgood, Sit & Spin Records, AND MORE!! Hang out for The Meatmen show later on!!”

Vinyl fans get in groove about record fair coming to Halifax Forum this weekend: “It’s hard to show off your mp3 collection to somebody if they come over to your house,” said Kevin Beal of Black Buffalo Records.”

All that jazz and this man with vinyl records: “Born in 1942, Sampat grew up in Nagpur where he heard jazz for the first time at a music store. He was 10 when he bought his first LP (long playing) vinyl with his weekly allowance. It was an Oscar Peterson album and he paid four annas for it.”

Friends of the Library sale nets nearly $130,000: “The Friends started the sale with nearly five full tractor-trailer loads of books, CDs, DVDs, audiobooks, vinyl records, games and puzzles — all donated over the past year by individuals and weeded out by the library system.”

What A Vinyl Record Looks Like On A Microscopic Level

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