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Clean needles are a necessity for vinyl junkies.
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An early Ray Charles album on Atlantic when he was recording his classic soul and jazz music.
Photo for MinnPost by 612 Authentic, album cover courtesy of John Kass of Go Johnny Go.

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Now in his mid-70s, Little Richard can still deliver the spunk he laid down on this album as his recent appearance at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame proved.
Photo for MinnPost by 612 Authentic, album cover courtesy of John Kass of Go Johnny Go.

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Love is the name of the game — and has kept the Capt. and Tennille together all these years.
Photo for MinnPost by 612 Authentic, album cover courtesy of John Kass of Go Johnny Go.

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Record collector and vinyl connoisseur John Kass. A longtime music industry pro, Kass now owns and operates an online site, Go Johnny Go, which specializes in vinyl record sales.
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Muddy Waters, the father of Chicago blues.
Photo for MinnPost by 612 Authentic, album cover courtesy of John Kass of Go Johnny Go.

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This record cover captures the early Elvis and the King's place at the forefront of rock 'n' roll.
Photo for MinnPost by 612 Authentic, album cover courtesy of John Kass of Go Johnny Go.

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Texas' revered musical son, Buddy Holly.
Photo for MinnPost by 612 Authentic, album cover courtesy of John Kass of Go Johnny Go.

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Just like CD releases of today, you could get almost anything you wanted on a slab of vinyl as this string group's recordings of Sonny & Cher show.
Photo for MinnPost by 612 Authentic, album cover courtesy of John Kass of Go Johnny Go.

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