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"Condo Joe" Bryson, who started Austin's famed Inner Sanctum Records, threw a 40th Anniversary party at 501 Studios, Austin, TX on the afternoon and evening of Sunday, August 15, 2010.
In 1970, college student and entrepreneur Joe Bryson bought Phil's Record Store, at W. 24th and Rio Grande Streets, and called it Inner Sanctum Records, after the 1940s radio show. The store relocated to a large, old house at 504 W. 24th Street, just off "The Drag" (Guadalupe St.), near the University of Texas at Austin.
Bryson recruited fellow music mavens to keep the business running. James "Cowboy" Cooper, Gary Barnes, "Big Al" Ragle, Richard Dorsett, Rick Moore, Kirby McDaniel and Linda Nozik all worked at the store.
These days Joe Bryson is a Realtor who specializes in Austin downtown condos. See http://spring.net/condojoe for a complete list of party videos and for more of these videos search for "springnet" on itunes, youtube, blip.tv, etc and then subscribe to the springnet channel.
Condo Joe Bryson, who started Austin's (in)famous Inner Sanctum Records, threw a 40th Anniversary party at 501 Studios, Austin, TX on the afternoon and evening of Sunday, August 15, 2010.
In 1970, college student and business boy wonder Joe Bryson bought Phil's Record Store, at W 24th and Rio Grande Streets, and called it Inner Sanctum Records, after the 40s radio show. The store relocated to a large, old house at 504 W. 24th Street, just off "The Drag" (Guadalupe St.), near the University of Texas at Austin.
See http://spring.net/condojoe for a complete list of party videos and for more of these videos search for "springnet" on itunes, youtube, blip.tv, etc and then subscribe to the springnet channel.
Bryson recruited fellow music mavens to keep the business running. James "Cowboy" Cooper, Gary Barnes, "Big Al" Ragle, Richard Dorsett, Rick Moore, Kirby McDaniel and Linda Nozik all toiled tirelessly at the store.
These days Joe Bryson is a Realtor who specializes in Austin downtown condos. He ...
"Condo Joe" Bryson, who started Austin's infamous Inner Sanctum Records, threw a 40th Anniversary party at 501 Studios, Austin, TX on the afternoon and evening of Sunday, August 15, 2010.
In 1970, college student and entrepreneur Joe Bryson bought Phil's Record Store, at W. 24th and Rio Grande Streets, and called it Inner Sanctum Records, after the 1940s radio show. The store relocated to a large, old house at 504 W. 24th Street, just off "The Drag" (Guadalupe St.), near the University of Texas at Austin.
Bryson recruited fellow music mavens to keep the business running. James "Cowboy" Cooper, Gary Barnes, "Big Al" Ragle, Richard Dorsett, Rick Moore, Kirby McDaniel and Linda Nozik all worked at the store.
These days Joe Bryson is a Realtor who specializes in Austin downtown condos. See http://spring.net/condojoe for a complete list of party videos and for more of these videos search for "springnet" on itunes, youtube, blip.tv, etc and then subscribe to the springnet channel.
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"Condo Joe" Bryson, who started Austin's infamous Inner Sanctum Records, threw a 40th Anniversary party at 501 Studios, Austin, TX on the afternoon and evening of Sunday, August 15, 2010.
In 1970, college student and entrepreneur Joe Bryson bought Phil's Record Store, at W. 24th and Rio Grande Streets, and called it Inner Sanctum Records, after the 1940s radio show. The store relocated to a large, old house at 504 W. 24th Street, just off "The Drag" (Guadalupe St.), near the University of Texas at Austin.
Bryson recruited fellow music mavens to keep the business running. James "Cowboy" Cooper, Gary Barnes, "Big Al" Ragle, Richard Dorsett, Rick Moore, Kirby McDaniel and Linda Nozik all worked at the store.
These days Joe Bryson is a Realtor who specializes in Austin downtown condos. See http://spring.net/condojoe for a complete list of party videos and for more of these videos search for "springnet" on itunes, youtube, blip.tv, etc and then subscribe to the springnet channel.
"Condo Joe" Bryson, who started Austin's infamous Inner Sanctum Records, threw a 40th Anniversary party at 501 Studios, Austin, TX on the afternoon and evening of Sunday, August 15, 2010.
In 1970, college student and entrepreneur Joe Bryson bought Phil's Record Store, at W. 24th and Rio Grande Streets, and called it Inner Sanctum Records, after the 1940s radio show. The store relocated to a large, old house at 504 W. 24th Street, just off "The Drag" (Guadalupe St.), near the University of Texas at Austin.
Bryson recruited fellow music mavens to keep the business running. James "Cowboy" Cooper, Gary Barnes, "Big Al" Ragle, Richard Dorsett, Rick Moore, Kirby McDaniel and Linda Nozik all worked at the store.
These days Joe Bryson is a Realtor who specializes in Austin downtown condos. See http://spring.net/condojoe and for more of these videos search for "springnet" on itunes, youtube, blip.tv, etc and then subscribe to the springnet channel
"Condo Joe" Bryson, who started Austin's legendary Inner Sanctum Records, threw a 40th Anniversary party at 501 Studios, Austin, TX on the afternoon and evening of Sunday, August 15, 2010.
In 1970, college student and entrepreneur Joe Bryson bought Phil's Record Store at W. 24th and Rio Grande Streets, and renamed it Inner Sanctum Records, after the 1940s radio show. The store relocated to a large, old house at 504 W. 24th Street, just off "The Drag" (Guadalupe St.), near the University of Texas at Austin.
Bryson relied on fellow music mavens to keep the business running. James "Cowboy" Cooper, Gary Barnes, "Big Al" Ragle, Richard Dorsett, Rick Moore, Kirby McDaniel and Linda Nozik all worked at Inner Sanctum.
"Condo Joe" Bryson, who started Austin's legendary Inner Sanctum Records, threw a party at 501 Studios, Austin, TX on the afternoon of Sunday, August 15, 2010.
In 1970, college student and entrepreneur Joe Bryson bought Phil's Record Store, which sat in a shotgun location at W. 24th and Rio Grande Streets, and re-christened it Inner Sanctum Records, named after the 1940s radio show. The store would soon relocate to a large, old house at 504 W. 24th Street, just off "The Drag" (Guadalupe St.), near the University of Texas at Austin.
Bryson relied on fellow music aficionados to keep the business running. James "Cowboy" Cooper, Gary Barnes, "Big Al" Ragle, Richard Dorsett, Rick Moore, Kirby McDaniel and Linda Nozik all worked at the store.
"Condo Joe" Bryon, who started Austin's legendary Inncr Sanctum Recod Shop, threw a party on East 5th Street on the afternoon of Sunday, August 15, 2010.
n 1970, college student/entrepreneur Joe Bryson bought Phil's Record Store, which sat in a shotgun location at W. 24th and Rio Grande Streets, and re-christened it Inner Sanctum Records, named after the 1940s radio show. The store would soon relocate to a large, old house at 504 W. 24th Street, just off "The Drag" (Guadalupe St.), near the University of Texas at Austin. This building also housed Aunt Sally's Bookstore, The Leather Bench and other businesses, as well as the offices of the political magazine The Texas Observer (when not running the store, Bryson would often visit the Observer offices in the presence of the late Molly Ivins and Kaye Northcott).
Bryson increasingly relied on fellow music aficionados to keep the business running. James "Cowboy" Cooper, Gary Barnes, "Big Al" Ragle, Richard Dorsett, Rick Moore, Kirby McDaniel and Linda Nozik ...
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On a side note, this is one of my favorite episodes.
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I thought I already uploaded this episode, but I guess not. Something went wrong while I was uploading it the first time.
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