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“Friends would gather together to listen intently to each other’s latest album purchases”: The 60s and 70s record label samplers that changed our world

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“Friends would gather together to listen intently to each other’s latest album purchases”: The 60s and 70s record label samplers that changed our world

These label shop windows were a new music lifeline for fans,and helped launch the careers of many future stars

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