Landau Radio Ltd
(July 8, 2014) Jon Diamond said:I worked there in the 1970'early 80's would love to hear from anyone who was there at jon_diamond@msn.com
(July 8, 2014) Anonymous said:I worked there in the 1970'early 80's would love to hear from anyone who was there at jon_diamon@msn.com
(Nov 24, 2013) From said:Any pictures of the inside of this shop in the 60s. I was a teenager then and bought all my records from here. Historical making sounds.!! Chris Hampton - email - hamptonchris67@gmail.com
(Aug 16, 2013) Anonymous said:It sure was
(Jan 10, 2013) Bens collectors records said:Landaus of sutton stickers keep turning up on records in my shop this place must have been a major player in the early 1960s!
(May 6, 2012) Michael Cohen said:This was my Grandperents shop ..
(November 26, 2015) It certainly was a major player. That's where I bought my first record at 12 years old 'She loves You' - the Beatles.!!!!!!!!!!!!! Yes and I remember the sticker on every record. Save albums. Sadly I lost my priceless record collection when I left it in storage and came to America. but hey now with the internet you can find anything!!! Comment: Chris Hampton.
( April 2016) I used to live in Rosehill Gardens and obtained all my vinyl there from the mid 60's to the late 70's.
When did it actually get sold to HMV? I remember there used to to be a middle aged lady called Mrs Davis (who as a youngster seemed too old to be working in a record shop!) but she was brilliant and her knowledge and helpfulness was incredible.
I believe Gerry Landau owned the shop. Great memories. Mike Chapman.
Name Elliot Baxendale Comment: I love the idea that the record s that brought so much joy and inspiration are still in circulation. Giving the same feeling as when released to those of a different generation. (Nov 9, 2016).
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When I worked there in 1960-1962, I was in the service department with Ray Tuck, Alan Stroud, and Robin (Connaway I think). Two of the girls in the shop were Ursula and Elspeth. Vic and Clara Landau owned and ran the shop with Gerald who was, I think, their son-in-law. Opposite Landau`s was a coffee shop selling fantastic Italian ice cream.
Name
Derek Hanlon
(2018)
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At the age of 15 I was well into the music of the time and I have a suitcase full of 45 s with the Landau,s sticker on with the number on the records corresponding with the sleeves. So many happy times asking the staff to play a particular track and going into a booth and listening over and over again . That was usually from a L.P.I was living in Cheam at the time (1960) and going to Chatsworth Road School. I am obviously talking about the SUtton Store.
Name
Mike Salter
(2019)
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I went there every Saturday morning in the 1960's. I still have the vinyl nought from there with their sticker.
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Peter Goodwin
(2020)
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Wow-another trip down Memory Lane! Having taken (late) retirement last year
I've found time to play a lot of my now much-reduced LP collection and-yes-the Landau's sticker is on many.
Early 1960s, as a Banstead schoolboy, I started with "The Great Western TV Themes" by Johnny Gregory, then the Beatles of course, then I got into film music-specifically Elmer Bernstein-those lovely United Artists LP covers.
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Nigel Hawkes
(2021)
(July 8, 2014) Anonymous said:I worked there in the 1970'early 80's would love to hear from anyone who was there at jon_diamon@msn.com
(Nov 24, 2013) From said:Any pictures of the inside of this shop in the 60s. I was a teenager then and bought all my records from here. Historical making sounds.!! Chris Hampton - email - hamptonchris67@gmail.com
(Aug 16, 2013) Anonymous said:It sure was
(Jan 10, 2013) Bens collectors records said:Landaus of sutton stickers keep turning up on records in my shop this place must have been a major player in the early 1960s!
(May 6, 2012) Michael Cohen said:This was my Grandperents shop ..
(November 26, 2015) It certainly was a major player. That's where I bought my first record at 12 years old 'She loves You' - the Beatles.!!!!!!!!!!!!! Yes and I remember the sticker on every record. Save albums. Sadly I lost my priceless record collection when I left it in storage and came to America. but hey now with the internet you can find anything!!! Comment: Chris Hampton.
( April 2016) I used to live in Rosehill Gardens and obtained all my vinyl there from the mid 60's to the late 70's.
When did it actually get sold to HMV? I remember there used to to be a middle aged lady called Mrs Davis (who as a youngster seemed too old to be working in a record shop!) but she was brilliant and her knowledge and helpfulness was incredible.
I believe Gerry Landau owned the shop. Great memories. Mike Chapman.
Name Elliot Baxendale Comment: I love the idea that the record s that brought so much joy and inspiration are still in circulation. Giving the same feeling as when released to those of a different generation. (Nov 9, 2016).
Comment
When I worked there in 1960-1962, I was in the service department with Ray Tuck, Alan Stroud, and Robin (Connaway I think). Two of the girls in the shop were Ursula and Elspeth. Vic and Clara Landau owned and ran the shop with Gerald who was, I think, their son-in-law. Opposite Landau`s was a coffee shop selling fantastic Italian ice cream.
Name
Derek Hanlon
(2018)
Comment
At the age of 15 I was well into the music of the time and I have a suitcase full of 45 s with the Landau,s sticker on with the number on the records corresponding with the sleeves. So many happy times asking the staff to play a particular track and going into a booth and listening over and over again . That was usually from a L.P.I was living in Cheam at the time (1960) and going to Chatsworth Road School. I am obviously talking about the SUtton Store.
Name
Mike Salter
(2019)
Comment
I went there every Saturday morning in the 1960's. I still have the vinyl nought from there with their sticker.
Name
Peter Goodwin
(2020)
Comment
Wow-another trip down Memory Lane! Having taken (late) retirement last year
I've found time to play a lot of my now much-reduced LP collection and-yes-the Landau's sticker is on many.
Early 1960s, as a Banstead schoolboy, I started with "The Great Western TV Themes" by Johnny Gregory, then the Beatles of course, then I got into film music-specifically Elmer Bernstein-those lovely United Artists LP covers.
Name
Nigel Hawkes
(2021)
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