Well, hey everyone, it's Nate here. Happy holidays and thank you so much for listening to the

Vinyl Guide podcast this year. 2020 hasn't been great for a lot of people, but I tell you,

we all made it through and you guys helped me make it through and I hope in a little way

I helped you as well. I always love talking records and the fact that we have a global audience

around the world of great folks like yourself listening in all the time and keeping those

spirits high and sending those notes in, well, it really serves such a great purpose here this

year. So I want to send my sincere thanks to everyone listening to my voice right now. Again, 2020, I think

most of us are glad to see it over. It'll be in the rearview mirror very soon. We've had some

amazing guests in 2020, and I'm already lining up some heavy hitters for 2021. So again,

thank you so much for listening, for sharing, for giving us those reviews.

For those of you who are part of our Patreon page, for those of you who are supporting our

sponsors, groove washer, audiophileUSA.com, Seems Easy, and all the others. Thank you so much.

It was an absolute pleasure serving with you all, and I look forward to all of us

moving into 2021 together. Now this week, on the final show of 2020 of the Vinyl Guide, we are

talking all about Fortune Records, the historic and influential record label out of Detroit.

We talk about the rise, the records, the decline, the legacy of Fortune Records with Michael

Hurt, one of the authors of the authoritative book of the label, Mind Over Matter,

the Myths and Mysteries of Detroit's Fortune Records.

Now, I've seen some pretty amazing books on music history and record labels, and this one

is right up there at the top.

Mind Over Matter is a beautiful book and a deeply comprehensive story of the label and the history

of Detroit and the people, all told through the eyes of this incredibly influential

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