Record Stores in Savannah, Tulsa, Ann Arbor, Lexington, Seattle & Kennewick WA

I'll be hitting each of those cities during April along with some others. Anyone have knowledge about good vinyl haunts in any of them. I been to Seattle a number of times but it's been at least 5 years since my last visit

 

Bop Street Records is THE place to go in Seattle.

 

Yeah that's the name I was trying to remember. THANKS

 

Vintage Vinyl & More
(912) 234-5076
14 W State St
Savannah, GA 31401

I'm assuming you're inquiring about Savannah, GA.

 

Lexington, KY? CD Central on UK's campus is the only place really worth a visit here...

 

Kennewick only has one:
R&P Records (5 S. Dayton). The original owners were the "R" & "P" but they sold it about 20 years ago and has been owned by Tom ever since.

R&P is the only store in the area. Due to the lack of competition (there have been a few stores but all closed down within months), the prices at times can be a bit high for the condition they're in, but you may find a few dusty gems.

The store can be messy, cramped, and dusty all at the same time, so if you have allergies, you have been warned. Due to the dust factor, you may want to bring some handi-wipes or something.
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Since you're in the area, and have some time, you may also want to drive to Walla Walla, about 45 minutes East of Kennewick and check out Hot Poop. Jim is a good guy, and knows his stuff.

Or head up to Spokane and visit:
4000 Holes
1502 N. Monroe

Unified Groove Merchants
2607 N Monroe St.

Both stores are great, and I've never come out empty handed.


As I was looking for addresses, here are some stores that you may want to check out, from Jack Endino's page:
http://www.endino.com/recordstores.html