Name: Phil Jessop Comment: I remember around 1974, the elderly guy there was selling up and there were racks of unplayed UK London label singles, as well as racks of unplayed 1960s albums, I did buy some singles and The Merseybeat's first album, a short time later the owner of Vintage Record Centre in North London went to Langley's and bought his entire contents out. (13 January 2014)
Name: Geoff Garoghan Comment: Langley's in Bromley Hill, that was very similar to 'Reeds' in Peckham, old-fashioned shop but held a great back catalogue. Indeed, I remember I was in Langley's buying a totally different record and I just asked whether he knew whether I would still be likely to get hold of Rod Stewart's first single, Good Morning Little Schoolgirl which was released in 1965 on Decca, he turned around and pulled it off the shelf - amazing! (16 February 2015)
Name: Phil Jessop
Comment: I remember around 1974, the elderly guy there was selling up and there were racks of unplayed UK London label singles, as well as racks of unplayed 1960s albums, I did buy some singles and The Merseybeat's first album, a short time later the owner of Vintage Record Centre in North London went to Langley's and bought his entire contents out.
(13 January 2014)
Name: Geoff Garoghan
Comment: Langley's in Bromley Hill, that was very similar to 'Reeds' in Peckham, old-fashioned shop but held a great back catalogue. Indeed, I remember I was in Langley's buying a totally different record and I just asked whether he knew whether I would still be likely to get hold of Rod Stewart's first single, Good Morning Little Schoolgirl which was released in 1965 on Decca, he turned around and pulled it off the shelf - amazing!
(16 February 2015)