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Bringing you a massive collection of Great Records and CDs Classical33.co.uk is a UK-based Mail Order Vinyl Records and CDs music shop offering a broad range of genres. We are an independent retailer and sell exclusively online.
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John Williams is an iconic figure in both the classical and film music worlds. Not to be confused with the ..read more
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José Feliciano, a Puerto Rican-born musical genius, is one of the most revered artists in the world of music. With ..read more
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Vikki Carr, born Florencia Bisenta de Casillas-Martinez Cardona, has graced the world with her extraordinary voice and dynamic stage presence ..read more
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When it comes to fusion music that deftly blends classical and progressive rock, few bands have achieved the iconic status ..read more
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Slim Whitman, born Otis Dewey Whitman Jr. in 1923, carved out a unique space in the world of country and ..read more
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Julie Felix, a key figure in the British and American folk scenes, captivated audiences with her heartfelt music and activism ..read more
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In the world of vinyl collecting, mainstream releases often take the spotlight. However, there are hidden gems in classical music ..read more
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Music has long been recognised as a powerful therapeutic tool, capable of evoking deep emotional responses, relieving stress, and even aiding in physical rehabilitation. While digital music dominates today’s landscape, a resurgence of vinyl records has sparked interest in their potential therapeutic benefits. Vinyl’s unique sound qualities and the tactile experience it provides are being ..read more
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The Evolution of 7-Inch Record Packaging: From Simple Sleeves to Elaborate Art The 7-inch vinyl record, often referred to as the 45 rpm record, has been a staple of the music industry since its introduction by RCA Victor in 1949. Over the decades, the packaging of these records has evolved dramatically, reflecting changes in technology ..read more
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Introduction In the niche world of record collecting, one element that continues to intrigue enthusiasts, particularly those with an interest in Japanese releases, is the “obi strip.” This slim paper strip, often seen wrapped around the spine of Japanese records (12 inches and 7 Inches), CDs, and even books, holds significant cultural and collector value ..read more