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[attitash]

More SC issues....the reps will have to wait

[crazyredneck]

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[crazyredneck]

good morning all, as per usual things have been crazy, hope you all have an excellent week

[heartgirl99]

Arrrrg its Monday and not a pirate in sight.

[heartgirl99]

Sam Sniderman, best known as the co-founder of Sam the Record Man store has died.

In 1937, Sniderman partnered with his brother Sid and opened a small record store on College Street in Toronto.

Together they built a chain of Sam the Record Man stores that opened across the country.

A major promoter of Canadian music, Sniderman received the Order of Canada in 1976. He was also inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 1997.

He opened his ship store on Toronto's Yonge Street in 1959. The iconic store with its huge flashing neon record signs closed in 2007, seven years after he retired.

Surrounded by loved ones, Sniderman passed away in his sleep Sunday night at the age of 92.

[ROMEO]

Good Morning Qt's it's a new week

[tad01]

Good morning Q folks

[kawam]

Morning all

[NatureBug]

Hot off the press:
My 10 year old grandson covers The Cure on youtube

http://youtu.be/C98SEWgTB0E

That was awesome Jester! He looks so relaxed playing, such a natural talent! Way to go!

[madchives]

hmmm. shutting up how hard it is to get here sort of,
sam the record man was where i as a kid from scarborough could find
patti smith

http://youtu.be/xxygqSTO1lQ
and apparently i needed to hear something like that.
ppphhhttt on sc being so broke though damn

hoping everyone has a spiffy monday

[Lee03]

Good morning everyone. I can't believe it's Monday already.....

Have a great day!!

[hmjm61]

Good morning!

[BlazingDriver]

Sam Sniderman, best known as the co-founder of Sam the Record Man store has died.

In 1937, Sniderman partnered with his brother Sid and opened a small record store on College Street in Toronto. Together they built a chain of Sam the Record Man stores that opened across the country.

He opened his ship store on Toronto's Yonge Street in 1959. The iconic store with its huge flashing neon record signs closed in 2007, seven years after he retired.

Surrounded by loved ones, Sniderman passed away in his sleep Sunday night at the age of 92.

I grew up in Ottawa, but would visit my sister in Toronto once or twice a year. The highlight of my visit was taking the subway down town and going to Sam The Record Man to buy all the albums I couldn't get at home. Memories of stuff like this really makes me feel bad for today's kids.

[BlazingDriver]

Good morning Q's! Happy Monday! Now get to work!

[Mechman47]

Cheers to a great week!