
1960's
I’ve been wondering when to introduce vinyl to my three year old. I’m all for technology and convenience but there is something about vinyl that is magical. When I was younger I would raid my aunt’s record collection whenever I got the chance. My cousin and I spent a lot of time dressing up and twirling around her living room with album covers lingering in the background. Even to this day I collect vinyl. I don’t actually own a record player (besides the portable one I picked up for The Boog) and I have my eye on my mother’s anthology of 70’s and 80’s records. I guess It just upsets me to think that The Boog won’t grow up with the pleasure of vinyl.
I was on the look-out for a small record player for The Boog and found this vintage 1960’s Imperial “Party Time” record player at an antique store. Actually, I can’t take credit for this one, The Hubby actually scooped it up for me along with some records. It is in great working order and may possibly need a new needle in the near future but it is the perfect little collection to hand over to the likes of a 3 year old.…..

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