Record Revolution opened at 1828 Coventry Road in 1968, signifying Coventry's continuing transformation from a largely Jewish business district into one that catered more to a younger generation of hippies and bohemians. Rock stars passing through town often stopped at Record Revolution and autographed its walls. In-store album signings and other events further solidified Record Revolution's reputation as a major part of Cleveland's rock and roll scene. | Date: 1982 | Source: Cleveland Heights Historical SocietyDownload Original File
