Lot 14: Dance Tracks NYC Record Bag – Rare House Music Era Classic (Holds ~25 Records)
An original Dance Tracks vinyl record bag, a deeply personal and rare piece tied to the classic years of NYC house music.
Key Features:
• Original Dance Tracks NYC branded record bag
• Holds approx. 25 vinyl records
• Owned and used by Louie Vega
“This one here is from Dance Tracks, a store that meant everything to me. It was one of the most important record stores in New York during the house era. My brother — I call him that because of the bond we share — Joe Claussell was a big part of it. I used to spend hours in there with him, digging through collections he brought in, picking out records, talking music, and getting rare gems he’d put aside for me.” – Louie Vega
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Lot 14: Dance Tracks NYC Record Bag – Rare House Music Era Classic (Holds ~25 Records)
An original Dance Tracks vinyl record bag, a deeply personal and rare piece tied to the classic years of NYC house music.
Key Features:
• Original Dance Tracks NYC branded record bag
• Holds approx. 25 vinyl records
• Owned and used by Louie Vega
“This one here is from Dance Tracks, a store that meant everything to me. It was one of the most important record stores in New York during the house era. My brother — I call him that because of the bond we share — Joe Claussell was a big part of it. I used to spend hours in there with him, digging through collections he brought in, picking out records, talking music, and getting rare gems he’d put aside for me.” – Louie Vega
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An original Dance Tracks vinyl record bag, a deeply personal and rare piece tied to the classic years of NYC house music.
Key Features:
• Original Dance Tracks NYC branded record bag
• Holds approx. 25 vinyl records
• Owned and used by Louie Vega
“This one here is from Dance Tracks, a store that meant everything to me. It was one of the most important record stores in New York during the house era. My brother — I call him that because of the bond we share — Joe Claussell was a big part of it. I used to spend hours in there with him, digging through collections he brought in, picking out records, talking music, and getting rare gems he’d put aside for me.” – Louie Vega
