I found this piece in the 'Gainsborough Target' dated 12th September 1995: “... Musique record store in Gainsborough reports a lot of interest in the record even though it hasn’t gone on sale there yet. “We have had several requests for it already” said Musique manager William Parry ...”
… and this advert in the 24th November 1995 edition: “MUSIQUE – CD’s, CASSETTES, VINYL RECORDS, VIDEOS, T-SHIRTS, POSTERS, CALENDARS. A WIDE SELECTION RECORDS IN STOCK. UNSTOCKED ITEMS MAY BE ORDERED BY REQUEST. 5 LINDSEY MALL, LINDSEY CENTRE, GAINSBOROUGH. TELEPHONE: 01427 615157.”
… and also this advert in the 24th September 1999 edition: “MUSIQUE – CD's, Tapes, Vinyl, Videos, Posters. Wide selection of Playstation games available. 17 Market Street 01427 615157.”
Dave Harwood
16 Dec 2024 at 02:55
I found this piece in the 'Gainsborough Evening News' dated 30th November 1993: “New haven for you music-mad shoppers. Musique master Wililam Parry with some of the sounds and visions in stock at his Lindsey Centre store. Picture: Peter Row."
"HOT hits and cool classics are sounding around the Lindsey Centre arcade in Gainsborough, with a store offering music-mad shoppers a new haven. Musique is the first independent record shop in the town since the demise of the Record Cellar in Market Street over two years ago and Mr Parry is hopeful that the scope of his new venture will fill a large gap in the town's retail marketplace.”
… and this advert in the 24th November 1995 edition: “MUSIQUE – CD’s, CASSETTES, VINYL RECORDS, VIDEOS, T-SHIRTS, POSTERS, CALENDARS. A WIDE SELECTION RECORDS IN STOCK. UNSTOCKED ITEMS MAY BE ORDERED BY REQUEST. 5 LINDSEY MALL, LINDSEY CENTRE, GAINSBOROUGH. TELEPHONE: 01427 615157.”
… and also this advert in the 24th September 1999 edition: “MUSIQUE – CD's, Tapes, Vinyl, Videos, Posters. Wide selection of Playstation games available. 17 Market Street 01427 615157.”
"HOT hits and cool classics are sounding around the Lindsey Centre arcade in Gainsborough, with a store offering music-mad shoppers a new haven. Musique is the first independent record shop in the town since the demise of the Record Cellar in Market Street over two years ago and Mr Parry is hopeful that the scope of his new venture will fill a large gap in the town's retail marketplace.”