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D.C. record store Crooked Beat (pictured during an in-store show in 2007) may be leaving Adams Morgan, according to owner Bill Daly.

Poor Building Conditions May Force Crooked Beat Records To Move, Says Owner

A mainstay on 18th Street NW, Crooked Beat Records may be leaving D.C.’s Adams Morgan neighborhood, its home since 2004….

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Record Store Day is bigger than ever this year, and at least one local store is nervous about it.

Can Small Record Shops Keep Up With Record Store Day?

Record Store Day announced its complete slate of 2014 releases Thursday—all 438 of them. That’s a big increase from 2013,…

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Crooked Beat Records will release two 7-inches on Record Store Day, including one from D.C. rock band Möbius Strip.

Crooked Beat Record Store Makes The Jump To Record Label

When customers walk into Adams Morgan record shop Crooked Beat, says owner Bill Daly, they come looking for local music….

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Working With Soldiers At Walter Reed, Cellist Finds A New Creative Path

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