Wisconsin vinyl album collection for sale, including thousands of records

MADISON, Wis. (CBS 58) — Hundreds of historic vinyl albums that captured the sound of Wisconsin throughout the Sixties at the moment are obtainable on the market to the general public, all to learn a Wisconsin nonprofit.

The information are from the private assortment of Jim Kirchstein, an electrical engineer and founding father of Cuca Data in Sauk Metropolis. The small studio recorded 1000’s of songs and information by musicians both from Wisconsin or with ties to Wisconsin up till the Seventies.

The Kirchstein household selected to donate Jim’s beloved assortment of round 45,000 information to Agrace, a nonprofit healthcare group, which arrange a pop-up store in Madison to promote the information with earnings set to go towards offering hospice care, supportive care, senior care and grief help to people who find themselves growing old, ailing or dying in southern Wisconsin.

Judy Kerr, the retail supervisor for Agrace, says that music lovers from all through the state are enthusiastic about having the ability to dig via the gathering.

“It is an enormous amount of individuals, lots of people coming via the shop. Nonetheless a number of information left to promote, however much like the final time we did a vinyl sale, it creates loads of site visitors. Yesterday, we had individuals from Milwaukee, individuals from Appleton, so the phrase is out.”

The information are being offered for less than $2 every at Agrace’s pop-up sale runs day by day from 10:00 a.m. till 5:00 p.m. via Dec. 10, or so long as provides final. The sale is going down at Agrace’s Thrift House Retailer in Madison at 1946 S. Stoughton Rd.