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This label’s 86-year run has been one of the most storied in jazz — and it’s still going. Hear tracks by Wayne Shorter, Sonny ...

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CR asks, "What types of old tech are you still using?" Survey says millions cling to DVDs, vinyl records, game consoles, and other outdated tech and physical media.

This yellow facade is like a beacon for treasure hunters. Photo credit: Fat Rabbit Thrift & Vintage The store’s eclectic mix of books, curiosities, tapes, records, clothes, and movies is enough to ...