Mazel Radio Musicals, Inc
Mazel's - that brings back a few memories. One of the very best shops at that time in Manchester. I used to go every week, remember picking up a nr mint copy of The Who's My Generation on Brunswick (album) for 50p. Loads of bargains, guitars, decks, valves, records, tapes - dodgy comics - we all miss it. Comment: thoseoldrecords 45cat forum
I worked at Mazel Radio from Aug 1961 until Oct 1967, yes you could by literaly everything electrical and photographic there, there was a variety of well known customers used that shop, situated on Lodon road just before Piccadilly, I once sold an amp to Denny Lane when he was still with the Moody Blues, Dave Lee Travis was a pal of the boss, Abe Dardick, The 5 Pennies, Tony Prince & Harry Worth turned up there, the Troggs stopped and asked directions to M/cr Palace even the notorious Ian Brady, and his pal David Smith along with his wife Myra Hindleys sister Maureen were customers. Comment: Barri John
I worked at Mazel Radio from Aug 1961 until Oct 1967, yes you could by literaly everything electrical and photographic there, there was a variety of well known customers used that shop, situated on Lodon road just before Piccadilly, I once sold an amp to Denny Lane when he was still with the Moody Blues, Dave Lee Travis was a pal of the boss, Abe Dardick, The 5 Pennies, Tony Prince & Harry Worth turned up there, the Troggs stopped and asked directions to M/cr Palace even the notorious Ian Brady, and his pal David Smith along with his wife Myra Hindleys sister Maureen were customers. Comment: Barri John
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