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VIP Records Plans Museum

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By Steve Propes In 1962, a young Cletus Anderson arrived in Southern California, planning that if he didn’t get a job in a couple of weeks, he’d move back to Mississippi. No problem. Within a week, he was painting planes at the Douglas Long Beach plant, then painting cars at a GM plant in South Gate. In 1967, Cletus Anderson began his chain of VIP Record shops at 108th and Broadway in L.A. Having just graduated from high school in rural Brandon,…

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VIP Records Plans Museum

By Steve Propes In 1962, a young Cletus Anderson arrived in Southern California, planning that if he didn’t get a job in a couple of weeks, he’d move back to Mississippi. No problem. Within a week, he was painting planes at the Douglas Long Beach plant, then painting cars at a GM plant in South Gate. In 1967, Cletus Anderson began his chain of VIP Record shops at 108th and Broadway in L.A. Having just graduated from high school in rural Brandon,…

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