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2014 Dealer Guide.Pdf Live Broadcasts and Live Performances Friday, May 30: 3 - 6pm: Miniature Minotaurs with Kurt Live broadcast from Fair 7 - 8pm: Put The Needle On The Record with Billy Jam Live broadcast from Fair, with guests DJ ALF and Homeboy Sandman 8 - 9pm: Downtown Soulville with Mr. Fine Wine Live broadcast from Fair Saturday, May 31: 11am - 1pm: The Michael Shelley Show Live broadcast from Fair 3pm - 6pm: The Cherry Blossom Clinic with Terre T Live Broadcast from Fair, with performances by Dan Melchior and The Flatmates. 3:30pm: Dan Melchior UK-born, NC-residing chameleon of classic garage, artpop, musique concrete, and wherever else his interest takes him album to album. Dan returns to NYC and gets his old combo The Broke Revue together for this special set for the WFMU Fair. 4:30pm: The Flatmates Return of the Bristol UK noisy indiepop band (think Ramones/Shangri-Las), leading lights of the C86 scene and stars of the Surfin' the Subway comp. In town for the NYC Popfest. Sunday, June 1: 2pm: Laura Cantrell Former proprietess of the WFMU Radio Thrift Shop program, and John Peel darling for her own brand of classic contempo country sounds. Appearing with her band on the release of her latest full length, No Way There From Here. 5pm: Ubu Sings Ubu Band Direct from the off-off Broadway hit, Ubu Sings Ubu Band plays the obscenely classic 70's songs of cult band Pere Ubu, as sung by the character Pere Ubu (Tony Torn) from Alfred Jarry's classically obscene play Ubu Roi. "Loud, inspired and more than a little deranged." - NY Times; "Splendid, enraged, hilarious and f***ing well played" - Time Out New York RECORDS, CDs, POSTERS, VIDEOS and MORE! Solid Sender Records Psych, prog, folk, punk, weird, Country - Soul & R&B - Latin. H7 avant-garde, jazz, soul, gospel Plus other assorted goodies! Fri/Sat/Sun – mostly LP’s, some 45’s & Rock Jazz Soul Latin Blues Funk CD’s. Punk/hardcore demo tapes. Devilbliss Records World New Wave Disco Soundtrack B11 Reggae/Affrican LPs. Selection Cine Noir Sat of LPs under $10. M2 Rare Punk / Detroit Rock / Fri/Sat/Sun Hendrix / Roxy / Eno / Glam / T Telstar Records 16 & 8mm Film, Records, DVDs, Rex / Psych / Zeppelin / Bowie / A4 Lobby Cards & Assorted Paper & Jazz Fri/Sat/Sun Pop Culture Curios "N.Y.C.s Garage, Soul, Surf, R'n'R, Premiere Purveyor of Pop Breth Rockabilly, Girl Groups and Culture" - Village Voice B2 more glorious slop! Spend all Fri/Sat/Sun your money here! 45's/LP's/CD's Barbosa Psychedelic, Folk & Beyond K13 Albright Fri/Sat/Sun Brnicevic L4 Classic Rock, Soul, Jazz etc B12 Fri/Sat Sat Esterdamin's prime platters! Barosi Wide range of vintage vinyl; Feed your head! '60s/'70s J10 LP's and 45's. longhair peace creeps, Fri/Sat freak-beaters, garage-howlers, Prog, Psych, Latin, Classic Brown acid-bent psychedelics, Rock LP's and 45's B11 prog-majestics, bonehead Fri crunchers and wildly-weird! Bastone Used Records Jazz, Rock + A9 Classical Dead End Records Sat/Sun I8 Assortment of LP's + 12 inch Folk Evaluation Sat singles. Lot's of New Wave. N6 Large selection of Punk, Heavy Lots of sealed. Sat Metal, Classic Rock, Jazz, Soul Folk Evaluation specializes in + Blues LP's / 45's. Also CD's, Belock reissues of lost DIY Private tee shirts + magazines B12 Press gems. Stop by for crate Sun after crate of Psych, Pop, + Molly's Books and Records Cheap CDs, cheap LPs, cheap other off kilter winners L9 cassettes - everything must go! Sat Dolphin Bong Quality selection of LPs from Garage Hangover C4 our South Philly store. Rock, J1 Fri/Sat Soul + Jazz from the amazing to Fri/Sat/Sun Clean, obscure records in most the common Garage and Psych 45s and LPs, genres rare Jazz LPs International Paul's Boutique strangeness, Country, Folk, Carfi C14 Soul and more. Books too. B4 Fri/Sat/Sun Fri/Sat/Sun Punk/Wave. Hip Hop. Free Jazz. Plan 9 Music LP's - Rock - Jazz - Soul - ESP-Disk. Psych. African. $5-10 E6 Blues - Metal - Punk bins. Vintage zines/flyers. Fri/Sat Sexy record shelves. Wu-Tang Unusual Folk / Ethnic / Carnahan chandelier! International Folkways. L11,L12 Plentiful cheap Jazz. Rock: 40 Fri/Sat Arlein year array. Soul, Blues, J7 Oddball. Fine magazines. Basement Records Sun Diverse CDs. Cheap 45s. N7,N8 Disco, Reggae, House, Rock, Fri/Sat Jazz, Funk, World etc.. Ramblin' Ron's Records Jazz Soul Disco 12" inch B14 DMT Records Fri/Sat/Sun C1 The sounds vinyl was made for: Fri/Sat/Sun Rock - Blues - Jazz - Folk & Christopher's Collectibles Records, CD's '45's 12"s L1,L2,L3 Fri/Sat/Sun Gentle Relapse Rock + Roll, Blues, Soul, Jazz, Dickinson K9 Rockabilly 45s, LPs and 78s. J6 Sat/Sun 50s, 60s + 70s Fri/Sat See us for: Grooves galore! Everything 60's: Garage, Psych, Clean records for dirty fingers! Stray Cat Records Soul, Girls, Surf, Jazz. Plus Dollar store prices! D8 70's + 80's Punks + Wavers! Sat Teenbeat Mayhem books. Record Grouch Vintage vinyl. Jazz, Blues, L14 Soul, Folk, Rock, Classical. Record Cellar Fri/Sat/Sun A10 Pulled from our Greenpoint Ecstatic Yod Collective Sat/Sun store: Psych, Punk, Prog, Disco, D10 Top quality rare record albums Experimental, Indie, World, Fri/Sat/Sun Out-Jazz, Electro, Weird This time will be overloaded Edgerton Rarities and Cheapo LPs Galore! with Heavy Folk items with D8 emphasis on UK vinyl Sun Giles Vinyl records of mystery E2,E3 NSP provenance, vintage clothing Fri/Sat/Sun A3 (1950s) and pottery made on Jazz Records Fri/Sat turntables. 50's - 80's vinyl original + Gottschalk re-issue 7" + 12" Garage, Beat, Elliot N8 Psych, Punk, DIY U.S., UK, Euro E4 Sun Beat, OZ Blasters, Kiwi Krunch Sat mono + stereo Rare and collectable records Greak from all eras and many genres, K6 Daughtry including Indie, Alternative, Fri/Sat/Sun K8 Psych, Classic Rock, and more! Prog, Rock, Psych, Punk, Sun Post-Punk, Jazz, Avant Garde, + Used LPs + 45s - Rock - Country Elmendorf more. Interesting records at - Jazz - Soul D12 fair prices! Sat Deadly Dragon Sound LP's of all types, ages; mostly Spirit Of Sound D6 Rock, also Jazz, Vocalists, L8 Fri/Sat/Sun Soundtracks, Comedy, Classical, Fri/Sat/Sun Jamaican music specialists! Ska etc. Music related books, some Rock, Punk, R+B, Blues + Jazz Rocksteady, Reggae, Roots, 45's. Gems Galore! Reggae Breaks, Dub, Dancehall, Lovers, Digital ~ 60s, 70s, Erling Iris Records 80s, 90s ~ 7", 10", 12" LPs! J2,J3 I2 Fri/Sat/Sun Fri/Sat/Sun Soundtracz Central Rock, C+W, Punk, Metal, Vocal, Very clean, pristine Soul, Jazz, A8 Blues, World, & more. Vinyl LPs Latin LPs plus choice, tasteful Fri/Sat/Sun & 45s. Also CD's, DVD's, CDs of all genres. Rare collectable Rock 60's - Videos, Books, & surprises. New 90's rare Soundtracks + stuff everyday! Gritzan personalities I3,I4,I5 Iron Heel Media Fri/Sat/Sun Desroches B10 Lots of vinyl, Punk/New Wave K3 Fri/Sat Soul + Jazz Psych 7" singles Fri/Sat/Sun Punk, Hardcore, Metal, French - 50s & 60s - 60s & 70s Alternative, Goth, Classic Grobman Rock - Punk Heavy Metal, Disco, Rock, Jazz D1,D2 12 Inches, Black, Eclectic, Fri/Sat/Sun Latin, Jazz, Nude, Beatles, Bodden/Foris A wide variety of 78 rpm Singles '45 80s, 4.00 bins M7,M8 records; 1950s-1960s Rockabilly, Fri/Sat/Sun Country, Blues/R&B and Jamaican Devine Prog. and Hippy Rock '69 - '79 45s; Latin LPs... and more! H6 Jazz of all kinds. Latin of all Fri/Sat kinds. Punk / New Wave / Metal Hamada lots of rarities. Come and dig! Imports - the Cheeky + Bizarre! A9 Fri Rare Record Research Toasted Head Records & Deep Cut Rare Jazz D14 M3,M4 Fri/Sat Fri/Sat/Sun Jammyland Music Rare Blues, Jazz, Soul and Rock The finest vinyl, rare and M13,M14 records on 33, 45 and 78 RPM. necessary. Rock, Jazz, Blues, Fri/Sat/Sun ageless and ephemeral Pop. Jammyland specializes in all The Record Guys genres of Jamaican music B12 Lewis including Reggae, Rocksteady, Fri N4 Ska, Dub, Mento & Dancehall. Canadians with great records. Sat/Sun LP's, CD's, 12- and 7- inch All genres!! Middling selection, abject singles pricing, condition issues. Kelson Moses Carryout L9 Lim N9 Fri J9,J8 Sat 60's - 70's - Rock, LPs Sat/Sun Psych, Soul, Jazz, Punk, Former WFMU DJ slowly unwinding Alternative, World, Avant, Steady Sounds his assets - fine LPs, CDs & Rock. J8 sundries. Now accepting credit Fri/Sat cards! Sundazed Music Oodles of Soul, Funk, Rock, A11,A12 Rap, R+B, Reggae 45's Clockwork Records NY Fri/Sat N2,N3 The Sundazed catalog, plus rare Human Head Sat/Sun original pressings. J5 Punk, Postpunk, Metal, Fri/Sat/Sun Krautrock, Psych, rare imports Zodiac Records Classic Rock, 60's Psych, Punk, I7 Soul, Blues & fancy s***. Retard Riot Sat C9 Unplayed + used LPs, Rock, Pop, The Record Exchange Sat Oddball, Latin, Jazz + more J12 Collector scum, Black Bart plus new Zodiac Records Fri/Sat Sabbath, Grateful Dead Kennedys, releases: The Coffin Daggers + Eclectic/varied selection - top Lead Paint Zeppelin, ZZ Pot, The Vonghouls grade original LP's from 1950's t-shirts, buttons, merch for - 2000: Rock, Jazz, Punk, mentally retarded punks. Rockaway Records / Freakbeat Alternative, Indie, Blues, K1,K2 Psych + more. Video Wizard Fri/Sat/Sun N10 Rare Vinyl 50s thru 90s plus Le Pick Up Fri/Sat/Sun Memorabilia, Posters, etc. B13 DVD's Specializing in Beatles, Beach Fri/Sat/Sun Boys and high-end Collectables. France, Quebec, Canada, LP's, Culture Factory USA 45's, Sixties, Seventies, K5 CD Wolf Music Freakbeat, Garage, Progressive, Fri/Sat/Sun I10,I9 Folk, Jazz, World Beat, Limited edition vinyl-replica Fri/Sat/Sun Classical.
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