Down Home RECORD SWAP
Sunday, September 21 at 8 A.M.
LP’s, 45’s, 78’s, Cassettes, Books, Posters, T Shirts
No Entry/Sellers Fee
10341 San Pablo Avenue, El Cerrito 94530
Weather Pending

Down Home RECORD SWAP
Sunday, September 21 at 8 A.M.
LP’s, 45’s, 78’s, Cassettes, Books, Posters, T Shirts
No Entry/Sellers Fee
10341 San Pablo Avenue, El Cerrito 94530
Weather Pending

Down Home Parking Lot Record Swap.Sunday, May, 22nd at 8am to 12pm. Be safe and practice social distancing. 10341 San Pablo Avenue, El Cerrito. For further info contact JC at 510.525.2129. mail@downhomemusic.com. No entry fee. No sellers fee. Weather pending. All things audio: vintage LP’s, 45’s, 78’s, stereo gear, amps, instruments, and more…Embraced as El…
Friday, October 31st at 4pmRenée De La PradeCajun * Irish * Maritime * AmericanaA house favorite, Renée is an American one-woman band; living in Germany rocking songs on accordion, ukulele, harmonica and foot stomps. Her new-vintage sound combines classic Blues and rock grooves with Celtic and maritime music. She sings in English, French, German and…
No sellers fees, no entry fees, weather pending. LPs, 45s, All things audio. Lots of vendors. For further info 510 525 2129 or mail@downhomemusic.
UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE TBA. Just in time for the Barking Pumpkin. DOWN HOME’S Community Outdoor Parking Lot Sale! Sunday, OCTOBER 16 from 8AM to ? WEATHER PENDING! If it rains we will reschedule. Lot’s of venders. Lot’s of vinyl. Vintage stereo gear. Turntables. Amps. etc. No sellers fees. No entry fees. If your interested in…
Hey all, I finally am celebrating my new cd “Ready To Rumble”, with a show at the Ivy Room (680 San Pablo Ave in Albany) on Sunday, June 5th from 7-10 pm. The whole band will be there, with bandleader Johnny Harper on electric guitar, the great Bobby Black on pedal steel, Richard Chon, fiddle,…
The Blue Sky Boys – by Dick Spottswood now in stock at the Down Home Music Store in El Cerrito, CA A delightful read about this superb brothers Bill and Earl Bollick vocal and instr. duet who were all over southern radio back in the 1930s and continued with some interruptions right into the 1960s…