Beverly Records,

11612 Western Avenue, Chicago, IL 60643

"Like stepping back in time musically!!! They have such an assortment. Will definitely go back. Pricing is very good"

"Yesterday was my first time in this store of music history and I was like a kid In a candy store. I've always read and heard about Beverly Records but kept forgetting that this hidden gem was there even while living not to far from the store and it took moving 45 minutes away and being in the area yesterday, to finally visit, and I was not disappointed. The smell of old records when I entered the store was intoxicating. The place is an organized mess but for a music lover like myself, I was in paradise. Jack the owner was at the counter and I told him it was my first time and he welcomed me with a gracious smile. I told him I had a list and he immediately helped me find mostly what was on my list and even an album that wasn't on my list that I asked Jack about by artist Baby Washington that Jack wasn't sure he had but he found it and I was more than ecstatic he did. I also came on the right day because most of the records I bought were half-off which was an added bonus. Jack thank you for going out of your way and making my first time at the store such a wonderful experience. I will truly be back!"

"I've never seen so many records in my life. Lol Good place to start if you looking for some old Vinyl Records."

"Wonderful records store. My dad started coming here back in the 70s I think maybe longer. On the 2nd trip I bought a turn table and I enjoy playing my Dad's old records collection."

"Nuts about this place! It is perfect for: audiophiles, historians, fans of every musical genre including blues, jazz, classical, musicals, hip hop (R and B to my generation), country, folk, and other treasures. The walls are filled with memorabilia; the collections are organized perfectly by genre and artist. If you can't find it here it never existed. And if you don't see it ASK! I was referred to this brother-owned (55+ years and thriving) records place but for repair of a newly-acquired turntable. Randy diagnosed the simply issue by taking it apart in front of me, explaining the relatively easy fix, and charged me very little money for the process. It looks like an old dive bar from the outside but don't be fooled. This is as good as it gets."