Category: The Inner Circle reviews

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Does anyone remember the name of the record store chain that sold new and used record album’s one was downtown Phoenix another was in Tempe

Vincent de Paul on 27th Ave, just north of Bethany where the room was absolutely full of cigarette smoke

But my husband has been here since 1955 and he shares stories with me. He learned to drive a car near 32nd Street between Lincoln and Camelback. He also talks about when the canal broke and flooded his street and house.

How about jolly roger restaurant on camelback road. Around 19 st. Where children paid according to weight. And all the waiter an staff dressed as pirates? Now its a chilies

Funny you mention Angel’s. I was changing an electrical outlet at home, and the one I was replacing still had an Angel’s price tag on it!

I remember all the things mentioned, but the thing I remember most was the vast wide oped spaces, quiet sundays, Legend city the family place, Christown the largest outdoor mall in the country and we were just a hick town back then, the Metro the largest indoor mall in the country at the time and built on orange groves, that right orange groves, it was hot as hell but we didnt care riding out past bell when it was patrolled by the county, monsoons were just plain dust storms, and not a 4 month event on the news, I LOVE PHOENIX

Rollerskating at Rollercade at Northern and 35th Avenue; buying my magic supplies at Bert Easley’s on McDowell, concerts at the band shell at Encanto, pizza after a game at Alhambra HS at Peter Piper on 43rd and Glendale, watching soft porn from across the street at Indian School Drive In. During the summer, you could walk through my neighborhood (35th and Bethany) and pick fruit off all of the trees; back then, I didn’t know what a pomegranate was for, or how to peel it. Continue reading I moved to Phoenix in 1984 and have seen many changes