About 1950 my uncle took my brother and me into the record store which was located about half way between Palm and Harrison on Olive on the south side of the street. He let us make a record to give to our parents. I remember that the uncut record had a center hole and a second hole so that it would not slip when the turntable turned it and the stylus cut the record with our voices on it. While it was recording, a hair size strand of the record material came from the stylus and we had to use a soft brush to keep it from getting in the way of the stylus as it was cutting the next groove. I sure wish that I knew where that record was today.

It might have been Spinners... but that was on Olive off of Echo.

In what era? I remember Ragin' Records being around there somewhere. I think I saw that they re-opened recently.

What was the name of the music/record store on Olive just west of Palm (as I remember). You could go in and listen to a record before you made a purchase.