I found in the listing of the Poster Advert in the 'Record Mirror' from 1971 in my previous email:
BROMLEY: Alan Freeman's Record Centre, 158 High St. Dave (2025)
Comments
A-Z prev: Alan Fearnley Records
A-Z next: Alan's (Leytonstone)
I found in the listing of the Poster Advert in the 'Record Mirror' from 1971 in my previous email:
BROMLEY: Alan Freeman's Record Centre, 158 High St. Dave (2025)
Name: Mark Griffiths
Comment: The premises served as a second-hand record shop right into the eighties, nineties and noughties and was barely changed from the sixties, fixtures and fittings and all. A right little time warp! I think it was called something like 'Sounds Good' and was run by a DJ (actually, I think the shop pretty much served as a promotional vehicle for his mobile sound system).
Name: Ted Scott.
Comment: Alan Freeman's Record Centre was one of four outlets, St Paul's shopping precinct being one site, and the Wood Green one being the busiest. Alan rarely made an appearance. My sister Cindy Scott was the manageress. I was one of four partners involved in the enterprise.
(19 January 2016)