Alexis Bouteville

CTL-E-3993 · Person · businessperson · 2011-present

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Operator of Hyde Park Records; in 2011 he took over the existing Hyde Park neighborhood record store Second Hand Tunes (there since the 1970s) and renamed it Hyde Park Records.

Notes

RELP91 supporting entity for Hyde Park Records.

Relationships

Hyde Park — associated with
Bouteville operates Hyde Park Records at 1377 E. 53rd Street in Chicago's Hyde Park neighborhood.
Hyde Park Records — affiliated with
Alexis Bouteville took over the Hyde Park record store Second Hand Tunes in 2011 and renamed it Hyde Park Records.
Second Hand Tunes — affiliated with
In 2011 Alexis Bouteville took over the Hyde Park record store Second Hand Tunes and renamed it Hyde Park Records.

Sources

Go Bang Magazine

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