Prepare to be swept away by the vinyl revival as we sit down with Terry Currier, the maestro behind Music Millennium Record Store and the co-founder of National Record Store Day. Terry's tale is one for the books, spanning a remarkable 52 years of twists, turns, and tunes. This episode is a treasure trove of stories that will have you reminiscing about the crackle of a needle on vinyl and the unmistakable scent of a new album sleeve.
From the pangs of Napster's upheaval to the backstage whispers of music festivals, Terry unravels the fabric of an industry that's as vibrant as the records it presses. We weave through Terry's earliest encounters with music retail, his fervent support for independent stores amid digital disruption, and the moments that sculpted his career into the legacy it is today. You'll be privy to the infamous Garth Brooks CD controversy that sparked a media frenzy and hear personal anecdotes that showcase the power of live music, like Chris Isaac's extraordinary fan engagement.
As we reflect on the shifts and shimmies of the music world, you’ll discover the ingenious ways Music Millennium danced through the pandemic, and why vinyl remains the soul of soundwaves. The episode crescendos into a conversation filled with gratitude, illustrating the timeless power of music to unite and inspire. Tune in for an episode that pulls back the curtain on the music industry's evolution and celebrates the tunes that continue to unite generations.
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