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KRC archives of music History and Education

A compilation of
interesting things we have gathered
through the years

History

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Key-Notes 1979-1999

Newsletters and Key Notes were mewlstters distributed to KRC members through the years keeping those members up to date on what was going on with the Keystone Record Collectors club and in the music world. This section covers the 1979 to 1999 years.

Key-Notes 2000 to present

Key Notes were mewlstters distributed to KRC members through the years keeping those members up to date on what was going on with the Keystone Record Collectors club and in the music world. This section covers the 2000 to current year.

tHE "RECORDER"

The Recorder was a newsletter published between 1985 and 1992 and covered local artists who made it on the national scene.. There were eight issues edited by Phil Swartz

yORK mAGAZINE

This was a magazine article covering the Keystone Record Collectors

rOCK & rOLL tIMELINE

A chart tracking all the major types of music over the last many decades

KRC pAST rADIO sPOTS

Radio Spots used for promotion over the years

Keeping track of what went where and when !

KRC Education offerings

Reading

KRC Reading Suggestions

Viewing

KRC Viewing Recommendations

Check out the RECODER

Ring the bell and learn about who made it big in the music scene in Pennsylvania

JOIN KRC

If you are really a music lover this is the place to be

fUN STUFF

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FUN PIX

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