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Festival Pop Up Record Shop

Vinyl is a coffee shop, Bar , Gallery with a Record Shop in the basement there is a record shop ...the Coffee shop bar has seating for 14 people up and has 3 tables outside it is located in a pedestrianised walkway just off the A2 / new cross road 5 mins away from New Cross tube and train Stn. 2 mins from Deptford DLR and minutes from the Deptford High street market which runs Wednesday Friday and Saturday . Also 10 minuutes walk from Greenwich Town Centre. The Gallery has monthly shows and is part of the Deptford x art trail open from 8/9 am until 7pm most days later on weekends and when needed... in the area ? drop in... 07930421113

Festival Pop Up Shop

Started the mobile version of all my other shops rolled into ones selling chill out electronic and various dance music records and added a second hand section including Rock, Soul, Reggae and funk and we also sell various hand printed t-shirts clothes and belts. this has been ongoing we carry about 1500 records and set up in a 4 X 6 marquee and have done various festivals over the years Big Chill , Glade, Glastonbury, Bestival, Strawberry Fair, Eastern Haze, Secret Garden Party, Green Man and others

Kentish Town Road , Camden . London

Started this shop When the premises of the shop Rock On (home of Chiswick Records) next to Camden Station became vacant .I opened this shop as an experiment in selling techno in north London.

Berwick Street, Soho. London

Started the first Chill Out and Electronic music shop in UK which became a hub for electronic chill out DJ's and musicians and the heart of a label called Worm Interface Recordings.

Berwick Street, Soho. London

Started out of the music from artists passing through the shop Ambient Soho in Berwick Steet. putting out 30 odd releases from artists from all over. Canada, Japan, Holland, Russia and a few other states. known for hand printed record sleeves and hand finished cd covers that and cutting edge artists.

Quaff Records Berwick Street. Soho. London W1

Quaff was one of London's Prime Dance Music shops providing 12"s to many of the dj's who powered the dance music explosion from London's downmarket (at that time) West End.I worked there and learned many skills from those I worked with including Breeze, Dom Moir, Paul Hollier ,Phil Asher to name a few and also Les and Roy the Roach, himself. ; )

Star Enameling Factory 29 Waterford Road. Fulham \ Chelsea

Art Center and livng space where dreams and nightmares shared space ...Divised by a Rare ol' Hippy Guy Called Frank he motivated many people to work together in the disused Factory creating art shows employment and a Fun time Punk Band called Collapsin Deckchairs as in all projects it finished and we all moved onwards and upwards