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Valentine No. 32
For the third summer, I’ll be spotlighting little aspects to life here that I love. To see previous Valentines, click the “Valentine” tag at the end of the post.
Even though I don’t imagine I’ll ever shop there, I love that this store still exists.
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Me too!!
Same here !
African drum beats are the backbone to Rock and Roll and the pioneers of Rock, like the drummer for Cream, Ginger Baker, traveled to Africa in the 70’s to learn. African music is actually in demand by real musicians today, for that reason.
Yes!
Agreed, but worry about how much longer it’ll be there.
You should stop in. I used to have a studio in this building and got some great music from the little store. This building with it’s “discount” store is one of the few left as the block has been converted to residential. The entire block used to be filled with these stores full of bargains and surprises. It was fun to shop there.