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Universal Music's sales manager, Marc Fayd’Herbe, has described Record Store Day as "the single best thing that has ever happened" for independent record shops. [5] The 2013 event was credited with the highest U.S. vinyl sales, [6] and the 2014 edition resulted in independent retailers recording the highest percentage of physical album sales, since the SoundScan system was introduced in 1991 ...
Polly Parsons, David Prinz, and Sierra Ferrell attend Celebrating Gram Parsons, Amoeba Music, and RSD Black Friday at the Grammy Museum on November 15, 2023 in Los Angeles, California.
In 2004, Arkells released a version of the song as the A-side to their Record Store Day release entitled Arkells Sing Motown. Human Nature successfully remade the song to feature in their Motown album Dancing in the Street: the Songs of Motown II released in 2006. Charlie Daniels covered the song with Bonnie Bramlett on his 2007 duet album, Deuces
In April 2015, a few hundred people attended the store's Record Store Day. [7] In December 2016, the Record Alley received significant sales after Christmas. [8] In October 2017, the Hellions' first official release Hymns From the Other Side was made available for purchase at the Record Alley. [9]
Since its first 2008 edition, Record Store Day has grown exponentially into a celebrated holiday for music fans and retail outlets. As brick-and-mortar shops can attest, there is a newfound hunger ...
The rocker and his band recorded this new album of old songs and one cover in 2023 for release on Record Store Day 2024. “Made this for the Horse lovers,” Young writes in the liner notes ...
Last Day (song) A Letter Home; Lie to Me (EP) Life Metal; Light in the Attic & Friends; Live & Unplugged; Live at Hampton Coliseum; Live at Park Ave. Live at Sound Emporium; Live at the Borderline 1991; Live at Third Man Records (Billie Eilish album) Live from Los Angeles (Brandy Clark album) Live in Greensboro (EP) Lose You Now (EP)
The Electric Fetus is a record store in Minneapolis, Minnesota. Minnesota Public Radio said the Electric Fetus is "widely regarded as the pre-eminent indie record store in Minnesota." [1] Owner Keith Covart estimates that the store has an inventory of approximately 50,000 titles.