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John Seddon
23 Jan 2024 at 07:09
This is my grandfather's shop. To see this image is just amazing. Do you know if any physical copies of this still exist? I would love to see if we could get one for my dad.
Peter Rickards
08 Mar 2024 at 02:35
Wow, this took me back. During the 1960s until we moved away in 1970 I used to buy all my records at Seddon's and remember Ray. Might be gone but never forgotten.
David Pike
29 May 2024 at 03:42
Hi! I bought my very first two 45s at Seddon's, November of 1969! The Beatles' 'Hey Jude', from the previous year, and Elvis Presley's 'Suspicious Minds', with (for its time) its unique picture sleeve. I was a pupil at Parmiter's Grammar School in Approach Road, Bethnal Green, so Seddon's was a short walk away... Happy days!
Tom Dennison
27 Jan 2025 at 09:13
Maybe you get more nostalgic when you get older, but Seddons was where I bought all my records. Ray always ordered something that wasn't in stock, it was mostly singles 6/3 or 6/8 pence,the Shadows, Beatles and Rolling Stones. My mum must have known Jack as she bought 78s from there.
Colin
08 Apr 2025 at 04:03
Were we not at QMC together? I think I visited the shop with you one time, possibly with Chris Hand? CS
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Comment: By fluke I typed Seddon Record Shop into Google and your website came up with images of the bag into which they used to put the records they sold. Seddon's record shop was started by my grandfather (Jack Seddon). He retired and my father (Raymond Seddon) took over about 1955.
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