Sister Ray

Named after the Velvet Underground track, the shop moved from a Camden market stall to Berwick Street in 1989, when the street still held a run of record dealers; it is one of the few left. It stands on the right-hand side of the street on the cover of Oasis's "(What's the Story) Morning Glory?", and it was among the founding forces behind Record Store Day. Two floors, one given over to CDs and the other to vinyl, with second-hand stock mixed into the new releases.

Address

75 Berwick Street

Postcode

W1F 8TG

Opening hours

Mo-Sa 10:00-19:00; Su 12:00-18:00

Website

sisterray.co.uk/

Phone

+44 20 7734 3297

Category: Shopping

Tags: record shop, berwick street, soho, second-hand

Coordinates: 51.514442, -0.1357134

Part of London's independent record shops

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