Scott Sheryll's guest appearances

Scott Sheryll

Taking Care of Business

My Father's Place Radio

Rebecca Angel

Bill Heller

Gianni Russo

Ray Lambiase

Jim Dawson

Johnny Rullo

Jay Cob

Russ Alexander

Jeremy Clyde

Michael Brewer

Richard Solomon

Frank Carillo

Kate Taylor

Mike Reilly

Kerry Kearney

OwlTail

Wow, when you have great content, keep the tape running. . .  If you appreciate part one of this in depth discussion,  you will really enjoy this bonus feature.  Happy listening! A production of LIU Public Radio. Visit us at WCWP.org

Wow, when you have great content, keep the tape running. . . If you appreciate part one of this in depth discussion, you will really enjoy this bonus feature. Happy listening! A production of LIU Public Radio. Visit us at <a href="http://www.wcwp.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">WCWP.org</a>

Ep.49 – Scott Sheryll Bonus Feature - We ran out of time on FM so we uploaded the rest here!

If you appreciate part one of this in depth discussion,  you will really enjoy this bonus feature.  Happy listening!

If you appreciate part one of this in depth discussion,  you will really enjoy this bonus feature.  Happy listening!

Scott Sheryll Bonus Feature - We ran out of time on FM so we uploaded the rest here!

Before Streaming, Podcasts, and Downloads, were 33 long play vinylrecords (with pops and scratches), 8 track tapes (with the hiss and the clicks in the middle of songs), cassettes and they were all found in record stores located everywhere as sole retail stores, chains and in Department stores.  Scott Sheryl started in the record business in the 1970s and is still going strong today. Richard Solomon and Scott went into the studio and dusted off old editions of Billboard magazine and some great oldies to look at at an era that is now mostly historic.

Before Streaming, Podcasts, and Downloads, were 33 long play vinylrecords (with pops and scratches), 8 track tapes (with the hiss and the clicks in the middle of songs), cassettes and they were all found in record stores located everywhere as sole retail stores, chains and in Department stores.  Scott Sheryl started in the record business in the 1970s and is still going strong today. Richard Solomon and Scott went into the studio and dusted off old editions of Billboard magazine and some great oldies to look at at an era that is now mostly historic.