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Great video. Been there many times. It’s an experience!

Doctor Robert is the most dominant doctor on RUclips.

Used to be in a band that was very much influenced by the Capt. and his Magic Band. I'll never forget the time we nailed Kandy Korn. We were hooting and hollering like banshees! It took a dozen or so stabs at it, as it's not a conventional song, to say the least. The Magic Band had some of the best names for the members....the Mascara Snake, Zoot Horn Rollo, and of course, Drumbo.

I had the same feeling, no evidence of ultrasonic activity on the one I tried.

Those photo bombs💣💣though

Great video, you do a great job.Love your videos

I’ve bought a bunch of records from Bob. Knowledgeable dude with an awesome selection that changes way more frequently than I thought it would. Have found some gems at this shop! 🤫

I have bought a lot of records from Bob

GTA 3 music in the background.

If you parked on Park St, I hope you made sure to put money on the meter because the meter attendants are f’n relentless on that street: tickets and das boot

Enterprise is dope. Another place is in Corith. Its an untapped gold mine. Thats all im saying.

Enjoy the "D" Doc!!!

Bob could be played by John Lithgow. What a great guy. Seeing people light up when talking record collecting is one of the greatest moments

Funny the covington sits here too

Is has not changed since late 80s or so when Patti released this gem...

People have the power 🎶🌻

Catching up Doc

thanks for the interviews, i never have the time or nerve to do that properly in the shops. interesting to see so much floor space dedicated to CDs, still popular apparently. cheers alex

Doctor, thank you so much for featuring Fred, running the Sam's as a one man business with most passion an dedication, him the most humble soul. 🎉 Nice interview. When I travelled Paris I could not make it to his shop as I could not make opening hours. Cheers from Germany Klaus

Awsome trip, Doctor.

Awesome Doc, Enjoy!!!

Nice haul Dr Robert. Between Bowie, Drake Cream, Feelgood, Squeeze, Zep, and others. A nice collection of UK pressings indeed.By the way does the "Diamond Dogs" album have the rude cover? Love Feelgood's "Stupidity" album. With as Bob says, Wilco on guitar. Julie Covington burst onto the scene in the UK, appearing on an ITV show called "Rock Follies". '1976-77? Basically it was about a trio of female singers, carving out a career in the rock music world. Go figure! She was the only real singer in the series, and so was picked to sing on Lloyd Webber and Time Rice's album version of Evita.From which she sang the classic "Don't Cry For Me Argentina" which was a No1 hit single in the Uk in 78? But strangely chose not to appear in the stage show. She also guested on "Jeff Wayne's War of the World's" album again from '78, and had a UK singles hit, covering Cooper's "Only Women Bleed". Sort of disappeared from view and more into obscurity in the 80's and going forward sadly. As you can probably hear from that album, she has a fantastic, powerful, and emotive voice.Or did have! Hope you enjoy your UK haul! Enjoyed the video, and it answered perfectly my question I posed in the chat on Steve (Westman's) show this evening.Hope the UK custom's people were kind about the export of the vinyl, and you didn't have to pay any duties.

Dr Feelgoods first guitarist was Wilco Johnson.

Great Video Dr Robert. thumbs up! Trish

I went to the Paris Jazz Corner about 20 years ago but if I remember well it wasn’t name like that at the time.I even went back ten years later and it was close.But I remember that place very well with the cd’s in the basement with an incredible choice.I think it’s right in front of the Arène de Lutèce where my wife took a long nap waiting for me.

When you get a tear, there's that outer layer of cover paper that needs to be aligned and pressed down to smooth out the tear on the outside. I don't quite see how only working from the inside gets this done..

You make a very good point Doctor Robert. Something I never realized about myself.Since my brother found my long lost vinyl collection only recently, I never realized just how many full (pretty much full) collections I had of different artists.Certainly was a creature of habit! Only now I am beginning to see how that pattern emerged. Not necessarily conscious decision on my matter, but there you are! And that is after working for many of the big record outlets i.e. Virgin Uk Virgin US, HMV, and having access to much.And yet I still unconsciously focused on collections. I think that brands me a "completist"? Thanks for that cool observation. I Thank God I didn't get into Elvis in a big way! Will definitely check out that compilation."Stay Awake"? All star cast for sure! You might yet, get me into jazz in a big way! Dipping my toe in to the water with my Steely Dan/Donald Fagen collection, but not dared venture into the deep end. Yet! Enjoyed the videos, keep em coming! By the way any videos of you visiting any record stores in merry old England? I may have to revisit again soon one day, to go round these old classic vinyl establishments. If they're still there of course! Hope your trip to Europe and of course the Safari was a blast! Regards to "Mrs Doctor Doctor"!

For once, the RUclips algorithm nailed it! I live in Old Orchard Beach, Maine… 20 minutes south of Portland and I shop at Enterprise every so often.

I used to call Bob at Enterprise when I was around 13 (I'm 47 now) and ask for Al Hirt and Si Zentner records. He'd find some, set them aside, I'd send payment and he'd mail them to me. I lived about 80 miles from the store. Very fond memories. Great to see him still at it. Thanks for this!

Babe alert, Tracy in the cut

Enterprise is the greatest record store in Portland.

Great store, get what you pay for.

Nice! Dr. Robert and Stevan! Both of you guys are top notch human beings, as far as I’m concerned. Stevan’s good people and one of the of the VC people I speak to outside of RUclips. Looks like you found some great stuff. Some fantastic records, Doc! Was that a wild leopard?! 🤷‍♂️😂 Oh, and btw….Stop smoking that cigar and turn down your music and tv! 😂 (I watched the replay f Rachel’s from this morning)

Nice additional information next to the documentary!

Really enjoyed this MAYBE you guys were thinking of Milford Graves as the drummer on ESP

What an amazing trip and story. Thank you for making this video and sharing it with the VC.

What a great journey you are on. Enjoyed the video.

Very interesting video and interviews, Dr. Thanks for sharing and till next time. Nelio.

How cool to visit South Africa and do these “Rodriguez” story interviews. I was very Lucky to get both Rodriguez lps, Cold Facts, Coming from Reality for free in a record collection given to me. Great video looking forward to the next one….✌

Thanks for the excellent video! Still amazing to see the connections between my city and South Africa!

Amazing trip! Sounds like you had an incredible time. Love, love those Rodriguez albums. Wonderful finds in any condition. Look forward to your next SA video.

Excellent summary of your own search trip Doc.

I'm from Detroit, He was Our Sugarman.

Waiting for the Rodriguez video…..✌

Yeah, that Rodriguez story is weird. Big in South Africa.

Cool video and cool finds...I sat bolt upright when you showed Little Village Doc!!!

I always wondered with the White Album if the number on the cover corresponds with the actual record. For example, if you had number 00005, does that mean the actual record is the fifth copy they pressed?

Nice one, doctor!

Interesting video, but Mahlathini is not alive, he died 1999.....

Yowza.. What a week it was! We love the Doc.