Founded in 1960 by Russ Solomon, Tower Records developed from a business he founded as a teenager to re-sell 78 rpm jukebox records in his father’s Sacramento drug store into a record retail behemoth that operated dozens of stores across the U.S., Tower Records, whose yellow-and-red color scheme, “No Music, No Life” slogan, and wide aisles stocked with LPs and CDs defined the retail music business in the pre-digital era, had, At its peak, nearly 200 stores in 15 countries and more than $1 billion in annual sales.
Subject ID: 68375
MoreFounded in 1960 by Russ Solomon, Tower Records developed from a business he founded as a teenager to re-sell 78 rpm jukebox records in his father’s Sacramento drug store into a record retail behemoth that operated dozens of stores across the U.S., Tower Records, whose yellow-and-red color scheme, “No Music, No Life” slogan, and wide aisles stocked with LPs and CDs defined the retail music business in the pre-digital era, had, At its peak, nearly 200 stores in 15 countries and more than $1 billion in annual sales.
Subject ID: 68375
Subject ID: 68375