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Geoffrey Neilsen

Was this on Eccles New Road? Around the corner from Langworthy Road? - Your Uncle Harry owes me for the one pound voucher promised when I bought a new Monkees album. I received eight 2/6d vouchers (not to be used together). Or maybe Mickey Dolenz owes me. Anyway, I'm sure the guy in the shop looked more like Simon Dee.

BTW, I also remember Disc City on Cross Lane - window shopping only. See other people's photos.

Vikki Copeland

My Dad's favourite place as a kid, he always harboured a passion to own a record shop himself as a result!! My parents met in the milk bar next door after my Mam had gone to Disc City with a friend and my Dad bought her a Vimto!!

Mary Warrington.

Wow This brings back some wonderful memories, I bought my brother's last two 45disc records from the Disc City in the 60s great little record shop and atmosphere buzzing,And Louis Snack Bar hot vimto for sixpence,me and my mate's spent most many a time in there,Just feels like Yesterday

Pauline Hodson

We had a record club at Broughton High School for Girls in the 60s. My friend Linda MacDonald and I would get off the bus there to buy the latest singles. So many fantastic memories.

Margaret Lee

It was Cross Lane - bought one of my first records from there Marty Wilde's Teenager in Love. We would walk down Cross Lane after going to the market.💕we valued things much more then.

Lesley Howard Ashby

Loved that shop...bought my first 45 from there & after saving for ages my first LP...think it was a compilation album in the early 70's..Happy days

Ernie Ryle

Bought my first record from there You've lost that loving feeling the Righteous Brothers and I was in there every Saturday only lived down the road on Broadway

Hilary Brown Shaw

Went in every week in the 60s looking through all the records and there use to be postcard size pictures of film stars and pop stars. Still got all my LPs #EPs and singles bought from there

Stephen McCarthy

Got my first record from there, Rockin Robin the jacksons

Peter Fleming

Yeah it was cross lane, what a feeling you had , when you heard a record you like then buying it, couldn't wait to get home to put it on. My first record i ever bought was ride a white swan. Played it all day.

Margaret McEneaney

Bought my first record there Cliff Richards living doll

Never bought another record of Cliffs

Alan Jennings

I bought my first record there, it was Telestar by the Tornados.

Mike Cleary Snr

Bought my first record there everly brother's Kathy's clown

Peter Corfield

Bought my first single at Disc City.....Tears of a Clown, Smokey Robinson

Tony Roe

First 45 ever bought from there , Carol king

Ann Ackland

I bought my first record there never ending snog of love by new seekers


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