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That's where I bought my first album ever. I must have been between 11-13 years old. The store was on route 7 in Lee, MA in what I remember to be a barn next to a Motel. I was overwhelmed by all the choices but ended up with a Hot Tuna album mostly because the artwork was cool. I had no idea this place is still in business, it's no longer in the original location.

If I'm abusing this thread please let me know. I just can't help myself.

This keeps me out of trouble. 2nd edition came out a month or two ago.

terrible packaging, awesome music: Jaromir Honzak

Alto Saxophone – Ian Young (2) (tracks: 7), Jack Kelso* (tracks: 17, 18) Bass – Paul Ramsey (3) Drums, Vocals – Chico Hamilton Flute, Sopranino Saxophone, Alto Saxophone – Eddie Barbash Flute, Sopranino Saxophone, Tenor Saxophone – Evan Schwam Guitar – Gary DeNigris Percussion – Jeremy Carlstedt Trombone – George Bohanon Vocals – José James

Steve Khan: guitar, voice Rubén Rodríguez: baby bass, electric bass Dennis Chambers: drums Marc Quiñones: timbal, bongó, percussion Bobby Allende: conga Rob Mounsey: keyboards, orchestrations, orchestral arrangements Randy Brecker: flügelhorn Bob Mintzer: tenor saxophone Tatiana Parra: voice Jorge Estrada: keyboards and arranger

Hi Mike, I'm not sure who she is but the photo details suggest her name is Shonna. The photographer is Chris Holtmeier from Omaha Nebraska so it's likely she is someone local to that area. His entire portfolio is impressive, especially the lighting: https://www.foton-foto.com/ Here's another one from him: