Orange Pop: Creme Tangerine goes back to vinyl

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Parker Macy, right, owner of Creme Tangerine, poses outside his vinyl record shop located in a trailer at the LAB Anti-Mall in Costa Mesa. Parker is a partner with Bob Rodman, left, in Creme Tangerine Records, a new label set to release its first 7-inch vinyl of local bands' music next month.
EUGENE GARCIA, THE ORANGE COUNTY REGISTER
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