Little Records

This place is hysterical.
When I was young lad, and had to go everywhere my parents went, my dad would take me here so he could buy Italian music. Names like Nicola Di Bari were about as modern as he would get. But he really liked the older, radio era stuff like Carlo Buti, Claudio Villa, etc. This was his go-​to place.
I had just assumed it disappeared by the time I made it back to the old block, and was surprised to see it still standing. It has become more of an Italian shop. They sell soccer jerseys, hoodies that say «Italia» and other shlocky stuff for Italian-​American wannabes. But, they also sell some records still.
Additionally, they sell imported Italian toiletries, which are truly interesting.
Check this place out. One of a kind!

I’ve gone to this quaint and precious Italian gift store the past Christmas shopping season as well as this year’s.They have a unique assortment of decorative kitchen Aprons, sports jackets, scarves, baseball caps and winter stretch hats, kitchen items like espresso pots, and of course, music records and tapes, cds. Most gift items say Italy, Sicily, or Calabria on them, in print or embroidary.