Ted Cole's Music Shop - Revision history

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	they were popular and electric guitars when the Beatles became popular in the 1960's. They also sold instruments, recordings and sheet music.		they were popular and electric guitars when the Beatles became popular in the 1960's. They also sold instruments, recordings and sheet music.

	The last store was on Church Street, across the street from the Lyceum Restaurant.		The last store was on Church Street, across the street from the Lyceum Restaurant(now Turner's Restaurant).

	Ted's daughter Paula Cole Audet, passed away in 2010 and Jerry Cole (Ted's son) ran the store with his brother-in-law Paul Audet. They were forced to close the store in early 2011, due to low business volume and changing times in the music industry.		Ted's daughter Paula Cole Audet, passed away in 2010 and Jerry Cole (Ted's son) ran the store with his brother-in-law Paul Audet. They were forced to close the store in early 2011, due to low business volume and changing times in the music industry.

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	The first store was on Central Street across from Red's Sandwich Shop. The store moved several times as well as changing with the times, selling stereos when		The first store was on Central Street across from Red's Sandwich Shop. The store moved several times as well as changing with the times, selling stereos when
	they were popular and electric guitars when the Beatles became popular in the 1960's. They also sold recordings and sheet music.		they were popular and electric guitars when the Beatles became popular in the 1960's. They also sold instruments, recordings and sheet music.

	The last store was on Church Street, across the street from the Lyceum Restaurant.		The last store was on Church Street, across the street from the Lyceum Restaurant.

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	The last store was on Church Street, across the street from the Lyceum Restaurant.		The last store was on Church Street, across the street from the Lyceum Restaurant.

	Ted's daughter Paula Cole Audet, passed away in 2010 and Jerry Cole (Ted's son) ~~has been running~~ the store with his brother-in-law Paul Audet.		Ted's daughter Paula Cole Audet, passed away in 2010 and Jerry Cole (Ted's son) ran the store with his brother-in-law Paul Audet. They were forced to close the store in early 2011, due to low business volume and changing times in the music industry.



	==See Also==		==See Also==

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	==See Also==		==See Also==

	"Losing a landmark: Music ~~story~~, a Salem landmark, is closing" Salem News, April 25, 2011, p. 1		"Losing a landmark: (Ted Cole's) Music store, a Salem landmark, is closing" ''Salem News'', April 25, 2011, p. 1

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Jstrom at 14:29, 29 April 2011

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	Ted Cole's Music Shop was a popular downtown music store for more than 50 years.		Ted Cole's Music Shop was a popular downtown music store for more than 50 years.

	~~Opened~~ in 1957 by its namesake, Ted Cole, a popular crooner who sang with big bands, and made a few recordings as well as headlining in some Boston clubs.		The store was opened in 1957 by its namesake, Ted Cole, a popular crooner who sang with big bands, and made a few recordings as well as headlining in some Boston clubs.
			For many years he was master of ceremonies at Blinstrub's, a south Boston nightclub.

	The first store was on Central Street across from Red's Sandwich Shop. The store moved several times as well as changing ~~stock~~ with the times, selling stereos when		The first store was on Central Street across from Red's Sandwich Shop. The store moved several times as well as changing with the times, selling stereos when
	they were popular and electric guitars when the Beatles became popular in the 1960's. They also sold recordings and sheet music.		they were popular and electric guitars when the Beatles became popular in the 1960's. They also sold recordings and sheet music.

Jstrom at 14:25, 29 April 2011

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Ted Cole's Music Shop was a popular downtown music store for more than 50 years.

Opened in 1957 by its namesake, Ted Cole, a popular crooner who sang with big bands, and made a few recordings as well as headlining in some Boston clubs.

The first store was on Central Street across from Red's Sandwich Shop. The store moved several times as well as changing stock with the times, selling stereos when
they were popular and electric guitars when the Beatles became popular in the 1960's. They also sold recordings and sheet music.

The last store was on Church Street, across the street from the Lyceum Restaurant.

Ted's daughter Paula Cole Audet, passed away in 2010 and Jerry Cole (Ted's son) has been running the store with his brother-in-law Paul Audet.

==See Also==

"Losing a landmark: Music story, a Salem landmark, is closing" Salem News, April 25, 2011, p. 1

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[[Category:Businesses]]