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The music man: Jack Inhaber, owner of Trend Records in Rexdale, has survived as a small, independent record distributor since 1950, promoting aspiring Canadian pop artists
The music man: Jack Inhaber, owner of Trend Records in Rexdale, has survived as a small, independent record distributor since 1950, promoting aspiring Canadian pop artists

The music man: Jack Inhaber, owner of Trend Records in Rexdale, has survived as a small, independent record distributor since 1950, promoting aspiring Canadian pop artists

Date2/25/1989
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ProvenanceCourtesy: Toronto Star Photograph Archives
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0128704F
Taking a break: Mark McLay and George Semkiw 9with guitar) collected original material from little-known Canadian artists for their compact disc Velvet Records Compilation 1, which is getting radio airplay across the country
Taking a break: Mark McLay and George Semkiw 9with guitar) collected original material from little-known Canadian artists for their compact disc Velvet Records Compilation 1, which is getting radio airplay across the country
8/19/1991
Dan Archibald collects 1950's records
Dan Archibald collects 1950's records
9/11/1969
Closing out: Leonard Court, whose Ross, Court and Co. answered the most outlandish requests for old records and music, is closing his store and is moving to England. A unique business will be lost.
Closing out: Leonard Court, whose Ross, Court and Co. answered the most outlandish requests for old records and music, is closing his store and is moving to England. A unique business will be lost.
3/15/1972
Records seized: Former tavern owner Lisa Bajor pores over records and files while the image of financier Conrad Black dressed as Napoleon peers from behind
Records seized: Former tavern owner Lisa Bajor pores over records and files while the image of financier Conrad Black dressed as Napoleon peers from behind
2/26/1986
Hearing set for tax files suspect, Andreas Hackner, 26, left, the Revenue Canada employee charged in the disappearance of tax records on 16 million Canadians, was in Provincial Court yesterday and had a preliminary hearing set for Feb
Hearing set for tax files suspect, Andreas Hackner, 26, left, the Revenue Canada employee charged in the disappearance of tax records on 16 million Canadians, was in Provincial Court yesterday and had a preliminary hearing set for Feb
12/2/1986
He's everywhere. The eyes of Michael Jackson peer out at pedestrians from A&A Records on Yonge St. The pop singer's new album, Dangerous, went on sale(...)
He's everywhere. The eyes of Michael Jackson peer out at pedestrians from A&A Records on Yonge St. The pop singer's new album, Dangerous, went on sale(...)
11/27/1991
His disco lives: Manny Mota, owner of Le Club, has operated the after-hours disco for three years - something of a longevity record for city discos
His disco lives: Manny Mota, owner of Le Club, has operated the after-hours disco for three years - something of a longevity record for city discos
10/24/1979
Sour note: North York record store owner Marty Herzog, who was charged for being open yesterday, already has a sheaf of summonses for the same offence
Sour note: North York record store owner Marty Herzog, who was charged for being open yesterday, already has a sheaf of summonses for the same offence
12/29/1991
Son of Sam, Robert Sniderman, discusses small-town dealerships with his dad, Sam the Record Man
Son of Sam, Robert Sniderman, discusses small-town dealerships with his dad, Sam the Record Man
4/21/1978
Sounding a sweet note for Canada's music industry is W. J. I. Croombs, president of Boosey and Hawkes Canada Ltd. and the Canadian Music Industries Association. Industry, with a growth rate of 10-15 per cent, is holding its annual trade show in Toronto with 46 manufacturers and distributors on hand.
Sounding a sweet note for Canada's music industry is W. J. I. Croombs, president of Boosey and Hawkes Canada Ltd. and the Canadian Music Industries Association. Industry, with a growth rate of 10-15 per cent, is holding its annual trade show in Toronto with 46 manufacturers and distributors on hand.
8/25/1975
Small portion of old records and minutes to be read and sorted
Small portion of old records and minutes to be read and sorted
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Recording rivalry: Paul Alofs, president of HMV Canada, opens his new store tonight, challenging neighbors Sam the Record Man and A&A Records
Recording rivalry: Paul Alofs, president of HMV Canada, opens his new store tonight, challenging neighbors Sam the Record Man and A&A Records
4/30/1991