All Jazz Records Launches Site

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After 33 years of mail order catalog sales, Jeff Barr’s “All Jazz Records” is now online. Jazzrecordscene.com went live this month, offering thousands of records for purchase over the Internet.

The Web site features albums from the 1920s-‘90s, and includes rare foreign LPs.

Since establishing his LP sales in 1973, jazz writer/disc jockey Jeff Barr has sold over 150,000 jazz records to collectors, record stores and music libraries. 



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