For many years I have envisioned a place on Deep Groove Mono where visitors can quickly browse all the records in my collection (or at least my most prized records). I wanted to give visitors the ability to see high-quality photos of the records, listen to needledrops, and even see my song-by-song ratings for each album. I also wanted it to be a place where I could feature other genres and formats such as country blues 78s, doo-wop 45s, and classical LPs.
Well I finally found the time and motivation to create this new section of Deep Groove Mono, and I am excited to announce the launch of “The Record Collection of Richard Connerton Capeless IV“! At the moment, the database includes my most prized vintage jazz LPs, but I would also like to expand it to include my most prized 45s and 78s as well as collectible LPs in other genres. Each album page has a comments section so feel free to share your thoughts, opinions, and feedback!
LINK: The Record Collection of Richard Connerton Capeless IV
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