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London's Record Shops by Quintina Valero, Garth Cartwright (Hardcover, 2021)

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A Notting Hill Carnival city. A rock city. A rave city. A reggae city. A city of deep soul and funky jazz. Anyone who loves music and/or London will find this book engaging and informative. This is to ensure that you receive each item as soon as possible.

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The first hardback photobook celebrating London's greatest record shops. 'London's Record Shops' celebrates the city's greatest music vendors. From Brixton dub shacks to Hackney vinyl boutiques, Camden's rockabilly ravers to Southall's last Bollywood shop, underground Peckham outlets to Soho's legendary dance music hub, these brilliantly eccentric and engaging emporiums are documented with striking photographs and incisive interviews. For anyone who loves music and London this book will engage, inform and charm. AUTHORS: Garth Cartwright is a freelance journalist and author of 5 books, including the 2018 title Going for a Song: a Chronicle of the UK Record Shop. His writing has appeared in all the leading UK broadsheets and many magazines and websites. He is a regular guest on BBC London and Radio 6 Music. He is an authority on all kinds of music, London history and record shops. He lives in Peckham. Quintina Valero is an award-winning photojournalist whose photos have appeared in The Observer, Sunday Times and others. 130 colour illustrations