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(Le) Poisson Rouge Asphalt Orchestra BAM Bang on a Can Bang on a Can All-Stars Bill Bragin Bill Million Brenda Sauter Broadway Brooklyn Bryce Dessner Christian Gibbs Colman Domingo Dave Weckerman David Lang Doveman Ed Seifert Fela! Free Georgia Hubley Glenn Mercer Heidi Rodewald Hoboken Ira Kaplan Jeff Tweedy Jennifer O'Connor Joanna Settle Joe's Pub John Baumgartner Julia Wolfe Lincoln Center Lincoln Center Out of Doors Manhattan MASS MoCA Maxwell's Michael Gordon Music Nels Cline New Amsterdam Records New CIty Nico Muhly North Adams Nyack Passing Strange Pat Sansone Piermont Rockland County Rockwood Music Hall Sahr Ngaujah Sam Amidon Sharon Van Etten Solid Sound Festival Speed the Plough Spike Lee St. And you’ll save yourself a trek to Brooklyn or Manhattan. I’m betting you’ll find something for somebody on your holiday gift list - and maybe for yourself. There’s a party from 6-9 p.m., when Doug Gillard (Guided By Voices, Nada Surf, Death of Samantha), will stop in before his show at Prohibition River to sign records and possibly play a few songs. (I hope to get there sometime on opening day.) If you can’t be there when the doors open, please stop in sometime soon to check out O’Connor’s shop. It looks like O’Connor’s really committed to Nyack. Now she’ll be selling (and buying) new and used vinyl albums, books, clothing, and more in her new shop across the street from the restaurant. She’s already started presenting music at Prohibition River. 
O’Connor, an established artist, who mad two well-received albums for Matador and three other independent discs, moved to Nyack from Brooklyn in 2012. Now Nyack singer-songwriter Jennifer O’Connor, who already has her own record label, Kiam, is expanding the brand by opening The Kiam Records Shopin a much more visible location: 95 Main Street, next to the Olde Village Inn. More recently, there was the nearly invisible subterranean Vinyl Lounge on Broadway, but that’s closed.
I can’t recall the name of it, but it It was a pretty substantial place.īut it left town many years ago, moving to Nanuet - in the small strip center on Route 59 that’s home to the kids’ barber, Tiny Trims - before disappearing altogether. Unless my memory is truly failing me, it was Pic-a-Disc at Main and Franklin, in the space now home to Murasaki Japanese restaurant.
I remember the days when Nyack had a big record shop. Friday, Nyack will have a record store again.
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