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*Morgan White Jr. filled in on NightSide*
Skippy White’s Records opened in 1961, specializing in rhythm and blues, soul, gospel, jazz, blues, and oldies music. If you couldn’t find it in stores, you came to Skippy’s. If he didn’t have it, he knew where to get it. As a human encyclopedia of music, White could make a quick recommendation or help you with an earworm. Although the age of digital music sales killed a lot of brick-and-mortar record stores, Skippy still connects with music as a weekend DJ, and he joined Morgan to talk about his history selling vinyl.
Skippy White’s Records opened in 1961, specializing in rhythm and blues, soul, gospel, jazz, blues, and oldies music. If you couldn’t find it in stores, you came to Skippy’s. If he didn’t have it, he knew where to get it. As a human encyclopedia of music, White could make a quick recommendation or help you with an earworm. Although the age of digital music sales killed a lot of brick-and-mortar record stores, Skippy still connects with music as a weekend DJ, and he joined Morgan to talk about his history selling vinyl.
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*Morgan White Jr. filled in on NightSide*
Skippy White’s Records opened in 1961, specializing in rhythm and blues, soul, gospel, jazz, blues, and oldies music. If you couldn’t find it in stores, you came to Skippy’s. If he didn’t have it, he knew where to get it. As a human encyclopedia of music, White could make a quick recommendation or help you with an earworm. Although the age of digital music sales killed a lot of brick-and-mortar record stores, Skippy still connects with music as a weekend DJ, and he joined Morgan to talk about his history selling vinyl.
Skippy White’s Records opened in 1961, specializing in rhythm and blues, soul, gospel, jazz, blues, and oldies music. If you couldn’t find it in stores, you came to Skippy’s. If he didn’t have it, he knew where to get it. As a human encyclopedia of music, White could make a quick recommendation or help you with an earworm. Although the age of digital music sales killed a lot of brick-and-mortar record stores, Skippy still connects with music as a weekend DJ, and he joined Morgan to talk about his history selling vinyl.
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