2500 DelMonte Street: The Oral History of Tower Records
Bob ZimmermanGet the detailed story of the World's Greatest Record Store Chain, told by the people who worked and shopped in them.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 88 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | MusicDocumentarySociety & Culture | |||
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While Chris Hopson was putting together Tower Records’ in-house advertising agency, in a parallel universe, or at least somewhere else in California, Steve Nikkel was doing the same for a small independent chain of record stores called Eucalyptus Rec... more
Joy Slusarek Proft spent 15 years working for Universal Music Distribution. Like many before her, she started as an FMR (Field Marketing Rep), and like few, she ended up as the Vice President of Sales located in Los Angeles. more
Matt Lavelle used to listen to music with his grandfather. No talking. No commentary. At a very young age, Matt simply observed how the music moved his grandfather and it had quite an impression on him. more
Fuzzy Swing never worked for Tower Records, but he worked at Tower Records in San Francisco as an inventory rep and sales associate on behalf of RCA. In addition to Tower, he had several mom & pop independent stores in the Bay Area. In later years Fu... more
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- Dad, you work so hard on this!
I'm Nicholas, Bob's son. more
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United Statesa month ago - What a great trip and insight into my memory lane
Oh my I just want to give 100 stars and compliment this project. I’m a 19 year Tower Records employee veteran. I started at Tower Stockton, then transferred to Tower Sports Arena in San Diego and I ended my career in Tower Dallas. I don’t have any interesting stories. I was such a naive boring girl that I wasn’t interacted with much. But I love hearing all of these stories. I wish I had an interesting story to tell to be among these great story tellers. I miss the people in charge that re... more
Apple Podcasts5Lovely Lady-CarolUnited States2 months ago - Sugar Coating?
Golman? What a piece of work, listening to stan was right in line with a root-canal. Please Robert have some real people.
Apple Podcasts1gonna make me a star!United Statesa year ago - Love reliving that Tower experience
I worked as a Merchandiser in the Movie Department at Tower Records Lincoln Center for 3 years, and was there when those bastard liquidators took it all from us. One of the best eras of my life. Fantastic stories, celebrity encounters, and most importantly, the most amazing co-workers anyone could ask for. Thanks for honoring the legacy of Tower, Bob! more
Apple Podcasts5TheChadESmithUnited Statesa year ago - Just a customer
… but I’m loving hearing the stories of what was happening behind the scenes. It’s nice to take a weekly trip back in time.
Apple Podcasts5LiMM89United States2 years ago
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