
I was last out in NW Indiana back in January – I had a blast and came home with a load of records. This time around, I tried to see what I could hit on my way back. Initially I went for a Savers in Dolton but when I arrived there was only a Food 4 Less. Don’t know if they moved out or Google maps was just wrong. Back to the drawing board – I found a SA South Holland and off I went.
This is the nicest SA I’ve ever been to – it was clearly built just for them unlike many/most of their other buildings which are ‘generic’ structures, this was a beauty!

I found a sign that seems to show that they have possibly only been there since last fall. It shows – the place is clean and well organized. The building has many features not standard to a SA – like the ‘Replenishing Station’.

But onto the records – there were not many, just one lonely stack. I did come across a mint condition Ray Price reissue (I already have the original press) which I passed on. Outside that I found a strange funk/soul record that was beat to hell, another from ‘Mister’ and a very odd Yugoslavian folk music album which I have just the slightest affection for now and of course regret letting go.


