Record Stores in New York, United States

University Plaza location

Old School music shop and hang out with well-used Caribbean LPs (Soca, Calypso) and newer CDs as well as inventory of turntable and audio equipment

Rochester, New York's favorite independently owned record shop. It's the best place to get new and used vinyl, music movies and much more

CD Exchange is a small independent CD store located at the back of The Stereo Shop. Don’t let the name fool you, 3/4 of the stock is new merchandise. Also new and used vinyl.

Selling new and used vinyl in Brooklyn since 1990.

HQ for Team Love Records...includes selection of used LPs, Team Love release and select other new releases.

Home of hand-picked finely used Vinyl and CD's across all genres. Great selection of Blues, Jazz, and Classic Rock, while also a large section of Folk, and Classical. Focus is on used vinyl, but still a good amount of new vinyl scattered throughout. High quality vinyl for a great price and well-organized bins. In-store performances quite frequently.

Records//Tapes//Comics//Books//Gifts

Funk, Soul, Disco, House, Techno, Rock, Jazz, Hip Hop, ReggaeNew & Used – 12"s, 7"s, LPs

Used & New vinyl, books, & film!LPs, 12"s, 45's, VHS, & DVD

Record Mart originally opened in 1958 in the 14th street Union Square Subway Station. In 1961, a second, larger location was opened in the Times Square Subway Station. The 14th Street location was forced to close in 1975 due to subway renovations. The 42nd Street location remained open until 1998 when also due to subway renovation, was forced to close. In 2007, Record Mart reopened again at the 42nd Street location on the IRT level opposite the Shuttle Train. Originally opened as a Record Store, carrying English popular music, proprietors Jesse Moskowitz and Bob Stack noticed that many of their customers were of Latin decent. A large fraction of the clientele were Puerto Ricans working in factories in the Downtown area, so Jesse and Bob decided to start carrying more music that their main clientele desired. Eventually, Record Mart became known as a place that specialized in Latin music. They also carried an extensive collection of Jazz, Classical and Caribbean music. Sometime in the 1970s, Bob Stack left Record Mart and left Jesse to continue running the store with his dedicated staff. A few of those staff members even returned to Record Mart upon it's reopening in 2007. Most notably, Harry Sepulveda, considered one of the most knowledgeable people in the world when it comes to Latin music. Especially Salsa, traditional Puerto Rican and Cuban music. On any album, Harry can often spout out the label, the year it came out, the musicians as well as who did the arrangements. In 1998, Peter Watrous of the New York Times, wrote an insightful article in the Times dubbing Harry the "One-Man University of Latin Music." Today, Record Mart carries more than just music. With the ever changing landcape in the music industry, we can not just cell CD's or LP's. Make no mistake, our identity is still that of a Latin music store. We stock over forty thousand CD's and in the last year, with the resurgence of LP's have been steadily growing our Vinyl inventory. We offer a large selection of DVD's as well. Even though streaming is on the rise, we continue to offer great deals on movies and music videos. Electronics are an integral part of the new Record Mart since reopening in 2007. We carry a very large selection of headphones from brands like Skullcandy, Beats, Grado, JBL, Monster and many more. All of whom we buy direct and are authorized dealers of. We are an authorized GoPro dealer as well and carry their full line of cameras and accessories. Rounding out our inventory, we carry all your charging needs, phone cases and just about any mobile accessory that you could think of.

2 Bridges Music Arts sells new and used records, tapes and books while staging exhibitions and events from our post in a Chinatown mall. The space is meant to host overlapping tendencies in experimental music, art and knowledge production internationally.We are located in the New York Mart mall at 75 East Broadway, directly under the Manhattan Bridge. Access to the space is through the mall’s main entrance. Please use the stairs or elevator to reach our location at Suite #205 on the second floor.

Sunday Records is a brick and mortar record shop on Long Island. Virtually all sales are in the shop, but we occasionally list more valuable records on Discogs to broaden our customer base for those items. If you live on Long Island, or even if you are just visiting, be sure to come into our shop any Sunday afternoon to see the full inventory.

New, used and collectible vinyl. All genres. Buy Sell Trade The Best Selection and Best Prices in the area! Easy access from Sprain Brook, Bronx River, Taconic Pkways. Right next door to Metro North Train Station. Take train from Grand Central Station to Hawthorne. 45 minute ride. Hourly trains

VinylPit has lost a home, building has new tenant. We still buy & sell...Formally located indoors @ the Dutchess Marketplace in Fishkill [email protected] back or ask to be added to the email list, if/when we find a new home, you'll be invited!Peace, Prosperity & Records in 2020!

Stocking mostly second hand records, some at bargain prices. Wide selection of funk, soul, disco, jazz, house, and world music. They also buy used records.

Rock and Soul DJ Equipment and Records is one of the oldest and most famous DJ shops in the world. At the heart of NYCs DJ scene since 1975, our family owned store is driven by an overwhelming sense of community and a shared love of music, expression, and creativity. We're proud to have served industry legends and pioneers like Grandmaster Caz, Grandmaster Flash, Kool Herc, DJ Red Alert, Grand Wizard Theodore, Tony Touch, DJ Skribble and so many others. Many of them continue to visit us and even perform at our live events. We're a family-owned store driven by an overwhelming sense of community and a shared love of music, expression and creativity.

R.B. RECORDSNow defunct record store, formerly located at 289D Skidmore Rd, Deer Park, NY

With over four dynamic decades of introducing Long Islanders to rarefied music that would, undoubtedly, leave an indelible imprint on them, and forever weave itself into the tapestry of their lives, Lake Ronkonkoma’s Record Stop opened in its new location in the town of Patchogue on May 5th 2017.Established in 1974 in Lake Ronkonkoma, 40+ years later and many changes in the record industry, Record Stop and Monostereo are still thriving

High-end vintage home furnishings store with solid, if highly-priced, record collection

Sprawling underground bookstore and gallery with a large selection of records and tapes

we sell vinyl

Since l983, the Jazz Record Center has conducted mail auctions, bought/sold/traded LPs, CDs, books, videos, magazines and jazz ephemera.Email: [email protected]

At the heart of Williamsburg, Rough Trade NYC provides locals and tourists alike a place to celebrate music. Also features a 300 capacity live music venue, a cafe and a great selection of books too. Though they mainly carry new records, they are expanding their used section