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From: mlf@teddy.UUCP (Matt L. Fichtenbaum)
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Subject: Re: Mailorder addresses needed
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Date: Tue, 30-Oct-84 10:59:20 EST
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> Out here in the wilds of Tucson, Arizona, it's pretty hard to buy
> records.  Post the addresses of interesting mailorder firms, please.

Three of the New York-New England area's leading mail-order
sources for folk and related records are:

	Andy's Front Hall	(Front Hall records, but also
	Drawer A		carry a good selection of other
	Voorheesville, NY	labels.  Also instruments, music,
	12186			instruction, and dance books.
				They have a catalog.

	Alcazar Productions Inc.  A very good selection of books and
	Box 429			records, including a lot of imports.
	Waterbury, VT 05676	They, too, have a catalog.

	Roundup Records		The mail-order distribution side of
	P.O. Box 154		Rounder Records.  They carry a lot
	North Cambridge, MA	of small labels including imports.
	02140			Catalog (arranged by label).

   One of my particular interests is the folk music of Sweden.  I
know a few sources for Scandinavian records, books, etc., which I
will share with anyone interested.  Hope the above is useful.


					Cheers,
					Matt Fichtenbaum