Atlanta-based music journalist Chad Radford has spent decades collecting vinyl from the city’s independent record stores. During this time, the founder of RADATL.com and former music editor at Creative Loafing has gotten to know the people behind the counters and the stories behind the stores.
His new book, “Atlanta Record Stores: An Oral History,” is a collection of first-person accounts exploring how vinyl has survived new technology from 8 tracks to CDs to streaming and why the industry continues to thrive.
In this interview, Radford spoke with “City Lights” senior producer Kim Drobes about his new book.
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