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Company Name: Corporate Name:	SAM THE RECORD MAN
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Company Address:	390 North Front St,BELLEVILLE,ON,Canada
ZIP Code: Postal Code:	K8P3E1
Telephone Number:	6139664752
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USA SIC Code(Standard Industrial Classification Code):	573501
USA SIC Description:	Records Tapes & Compact Discs-Retail
Number of Employees:	5 to 9
Sales Amount:	$1 to 2.5 million
Credit History: Credit Report:	Excellent
Contact Person:	Spencer Destin
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Sam the Record Man - Wikipedia
Sam the Record Man was a Canadian record store chain that, at one time, was Canada's largest music recording retailer In 1982, its ads proclaimed that it had "140 locations, coast to coast" [1]
Remembering Sam the Record Man as the last store closes
The music may be coming to and end for Canada’s last remaining Sam the Record Man location as the Belleville store's long-time owners look for a buyer Global's Fawwaz Muhammad-Yusuf has
Canada Has Lost An Icon: Sam ‘The Record Man’ Sniderman Has Died
Sam Sniderman, the owner of that iconic chain of music stores, has died at the age of 92 Sam's career in Canadian music started when he began selling records out of his brother Sid's radio
Sam the Record Man - Once Yonge Streets Music Store Mecca
Sam the Record Man was located at 347 Yonge St (at Gould St on the northeast corner) in the Downtown Yonge area of Toronto With its iconic sign, it was a must-visit store for everyone who loved music How It All Began In 1937, Sam Sniderman began selling records from his family’s business, Sniderman’s Radio Sales Service Ltd, at 714
The genius that was Sam the Record Man - The Toronto Star
Bottom line: Sam the Record Man became the city’s first multicultural showplace, the harbinger of the vast ethnic mash-up that would later define Toronto at its best
The Day the Music Died: Remembering Sam the Record Man
The passing of Sam “the Record Man” Sniderman at the age of 92 filled the airwaves, newspaper pages, and conversations on the street in Toronto this past week Sniderman owned the largest chain of record stores in Canada and ardently promoted the Canadian music industry
The history of the iconic Sam the Record Man in Toronto - blogTO
Born in Toronto in 1920, Sam Sniderman's journey into the world of music retail began in 1937, when he started selling records in his brother Sidney's College Street store, Sniderman Radio
Remembering Sam the Record Man. The last store is about to close . . .
When I moved to Toronto, one of the first places I visited was the Sam’s on Yonge Street with its famous neon spinning records Wandering around there through all the different floors was an
The Legacy of Sam the Record Man: Toronto’s Iconic Music Haven
A cornerstone of Toronto’s music scene for half a century, Sam the Record Man evolved into much more than a place to buy albums It became a gathering spot, a cultural landmark, and an institution, with its towering neon sign of two spinning discs illuminating Yonge Street
Obituary: Sam the Record Man Sniderman - Nicholas Jennings
Gordon Lightfoot remembers how Sniderman faithfully stocked all of his earliest recordings at the Sam the Record Man flagship store in downtown Toronto “Sam always kept my first album plainly on view,” the Canadian music legend recalls, “right next to Bob Dylan’s