broad green record centre

Brian Nevill Bought & sold my first ever used rock 'n' roll 45s here.
Chris Farrell i loved this shop used to live around the corner in hathaway rd
(May 15, 2015) Went here once or twice when I was into `50s stuff - must have been about 1976 and I'm guessing from the photo that either of the two Tony's would have served me (I remember whoever it was as looking distinctly 'un-ted' like). I think I bought a US pressing of 'Summertime Blues' on the United Artists Silver Spotlight series. The disc is long gone but I still have the sleeve with a little 'Broad Green Record Centre' stickered label on. I'm pretty sure the shop had gone by about `78.
Comment: Marc Griffiths.
( March 19. 2016) “Tony Martin was my first best man! (believe it or not!) so I am very familiar with BGRC. He lived at the time in a flat above the shop. Tony Scott lived in Brighton, current whereabouts unknown. Just remembered, that must have been the day that Tony got Screaming Lord Sutch’s autograph for me!!!” Barry Canham
Chris Farrell i loved this shop used to live around the corner in hathaway rd
(May 15, 2015) Went here once or twice when I was into `50s stuff - must have been about 1976 and I'm guessing from the photo that either of the two Tony's would have served me (I remember whoever it was as looking distinctly 'un-ted' like). I think I bought a US pressing of 'Summertime Blues' on the United Artists Silver Spotlight series. The disc is long gone but I still have the sleeve with a little 'Broad Green Record Centre' stickered label on. I'm pretty sure the shop had gone by about `78.
Comment: Marc Griffiths.
( March 19. 2016) “Tony Martin was my first best man! (believe it or not!) so I am very familiar with BGRC. He lived at the time in a flat above the shop. Tony Scott lived in Brighton, current whereabouts unknown. Just remembered, that must have been the day that Tony got Screaming Lord Sutch’s autograph for me!!!” Barry Canham