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near mint vinyl records. Many of them still sealed and in original shrink wrap. And again, they deliver to your front door no matter where in the world you are. Head over to Audophileusa.com. Even if jazz ain't your first love, there's plenty of other titles and genres to choose. That's audiophileusa.com.

Go there now and find your holy grail.

And with that, let's start this week's episode of The Vinyl Guide.

Do you listen to and collect vinyl records?

Well, you're in luck.

Welcome to The Vinyl Guide, the podcast made for record nerds like yourself.

Here's your host, the biggest record nerd of them all, Nate Goyer. Oh, well, howdy-ho there,

vinyl nerds? I hope you're well. This is Nate. You could hear the rain in the background.

Hope it's not too noisy. Thanks again for tuning into the vinyl guide, the podcast for fans and collectors

of vinyl records. And we are in the midst of a blizzard of bass playing episodes. This is

episode two of four featuring some amazing bass players. Last week on the show, of course,

we had Mr. Mike Watt talking all about his time in the early

L.A. punk scene, the Minutemen, his time with Iggy Pop and the Stooges and heaps more. Check it out

if you haven't already. Watt is an absolutely amazing guest, and today I have yet another

one of my heroes on the show who also plays bass, Mr. Ron Carter, bass legend,

the most recorded bass player in history, and I'm sure you've heard Ron Carter more than you

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