Vinyl thrives as the nation’s oldest record maker plays familiar tune

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2 thoughts on “Vinyl thrives as the nation’s oldest record maker plays familiar tune

  1. Because of the RCA record plant, I got to work two summers in the 70s at the RCA Record Club mail room on east 30th St. To reach the mail room I walked through their LP warehouse, where rows upon rows of LPs were stacked to the ceiling and wall to wall.

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