- An Interview with Harold Moores - The Bernard Herrmann Society
Images donated by Natasha from her uncle, Terence Collins who had passed away.
TRACKING DOWN HARD-TO-FIND DISCS
Where can I get that record of ...? It’s a question that keeps cropping up even among people whose tastes are for easily obtainable pops and classics. SHEILA FITZJONES provides the answer that can save you the hours of searching that often end in disappointment.
The record industry has undergone a revolutionary upheaval in the past few years, with supermarkets selling 12 in. LPs for 12s. 6d., along with detergents and cheap shoes. But even though the outlets for records are more numerous, there are still some shops worth knowing about if you are anxious to track down a particular type.
CLASSICAL MUSIC
Other good shops for classical second-hand records are Harold Moores, 2 Great Marlborough St., W1 (GER 7188) who buy up collections and have re-evap vinyl records. Saturday 20 August 1966
“Harold Moore’s Records, 2 Great Marlborough St., W.1. (437 1576). Famous for its unusual imports (e.g. the Russian Melodiya label), & the staff are musical-encyclopaedias.”