King Discs

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Name: Dermot Kavanagh
Comment: Round the corner from my school, I used to go in here.
(23 April 2015)

Dave Harwood

31 Oct 2023 at 08:58

I found an advert in the 'Middlesex County Times' dated 13th February 1970: “KING DISCS 20 KING ST., SOUTHALL - Your local Record Store.
… and this advert in the 4th June 1976 edition: “KING DISCS 5 BROADWAY, GREENFORD; 52a WINDSOR STREET, UXBRIDGE; 196 FIELD END ROAD, EASTCOTE.”

Simon Freeman

10 Mar 2024 at 03:38

My grandfather owned a record store around that time. His name was Reginald Freeman. I think it was the one in Greenford.

Gary Thoday

13 Mar 2024 at 04:34

I worked at Uxbridge King Discs 1973/1974. I worked with Wendy Freeman. Does anyone know Wendy? A great record shop which shaped my love of music to this day.

David Lamb

26 Jun 2024 at 03:56

Yes, grandad owned all locations of King Discs in Greenford, Uxbridge, and Eastcote. Yes, Gary, I know my aunt Wendy Freeman.

Wendy Freeman

07 Jul 2024 at 10:18

Hello Gary, I remember those days. Still got some of those bags. How are you doing?

Gary Thoday

09 Jul 2024 at 05:40

Hi Wendy, I hoped that you might see my post here. Not sure what bags you are talking about though. Are you on Whatsapp or Messenger?

Robert Goodchild

23 Sep 2025 at 08:44

King Discs in Greenford was the place most of my pocket money was deposited from 1972 until I left school in 1977. It was conveniently positioned between Brentside High School and my home off Greenford Road. 1 or 2 45s to start with then Alums once I started a paper round. Great Times sharing your latest tunes with friends and hearing their latest finds in the shop. Not sure when it closed but a real loss.