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It was small. But well stocked. We opened another shop at the Scott Arms in Great Barr but that didnt work out as most people went into Birmingham to buy records.

We bought it in the early 80's and renamed it.

Now these seem very familiar. Just as i remembred. Thats the side with the petshop and Finefare,. The butchers was on the other side. Dang it why didnt i take any photos!!!

Thats the saddest bit. I have none. We werent a camera family. Probably a good thing as i was a New Romantic it would be embarrassing now. Ive looked here for any photos of the front shops but alas none as well. Its like it never happened. You dont know what youve lost till its gone as they say.

Thats cool. We bought it from them including the existing stock.

Yes. They offered us a shop in One Stop but after 5 years my brother had had enough. Compact disks were coming into fashion and the good old days of vinyl were going. Everybody came into the shop on their lunch break. It was a fantastic community. I really miss it.

Yes it was right at the front opposite the flyover. To the left was the petshop, and finefare at the back. Small and bloody freezing in winter lol. No we only owned the one shop.

It was right next to the sandwich shop. Very busy.

Nobody mentions the butchers. Alan ran the butchers on the square as well. Pippo worked in Finefare and Zeta was the hairdresser in Finefare.

She did the best bacon and eggs sandwiches in the world :)

We owned Embryo Record s next to the Sandwich shop. Doreen ran the sandwich shop. Do you remember my brother Paul who ran the shop?

We owned Embryo Records which was at the front of Lynton Square next to the sandwich shop(Doreen). From about 1980-1985 i think. My brother ran it his name was Paul. Great memories.