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Re: GG-Concert Dropout Lp
Dear John,
I too am a vinyl enthusiast and just recently began to collect GG
on vinyl. The best advice I can give you may not be of much help. The
best luck I have had has been in record shops in Canada. If you can get
across the border, I suggest you do. Dr. Disk in Kitchener was
absolutely my best score, and they tell me their store in London is even
better. Other than that, regularly check the new bins in any good used
record store in your neighborhood. In my experience, there is a fair
turnaround in GG albums, and you are more likely to find stuff there than
organized by performer or composer. If you can, and if they are willing,
I would suggest asking the best record store you know to notify you
whenever they by any of his records. Most records stores I have dealt
with are very nice about this sort of thing. That would allow you to
avoid being beaten to the new purchase without having to check all the
time. Good luck in your search.
Yours,
Janet T. O'Keefe
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