#41: Record Shops
In the 1950s, record stores were more than mere shops; they were cultural epicenters for music enthusiasts to discover both fresh hits and perennial favorites. The act of browsing records and sampling tracks on in-store turntables was an adored ritual.
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Beyond selling music, record shops served as communal spaces where people united over their love for music. Spanning genres from rock to jazz, these stores were pivotal in defining musical preferences and cultivating a community spirit among aficionados.