Nob Hill Music, LLC

Vinyl Record and CD Store on Historic Route 66

Open at our new location; 3904-B Central SE, Thurs-Sun, Noon to 6

We are still experiencing difficulties using our “nobhillmusic.com” domain name, so our domain will be nobhillrecords.com until we resolve the issue.

We carry 45’s, 33-1/3 LP’s, cassettes, and CD’s. WE HAVE 300-400 CASSETTE TAPES AND THE BEST FRANK SINATRA VINYL COLLECTION IN NEW MEXICO. Our particular strengths are Jazz and Rock, but our collection covers many styles; world, soul, funk, hip hop, house, disco, reggae, blues, folk, country, vocal, soundtracks, New Mexico, and classical. Our inventory of vinyl records is featured on our online database. If you’re looking for a particular vinyl record, please check our online database first. (Yellow button below).

If you’re looking for a particular item not on our inventory database, Nob Hill Music specialty access includes 20,000 LP’s off site. If ‘Search for Records’ button doesn’t bring up your desired release, please feel free to submit a request on our ‘Music Requests’ page.

Buying Records Albuquerque

Come check out our album label coasters, LP bowls, postcards and vinyl canvas paintings plus framed vinyl cover collage art. We also carry LP supplies, such as boxes for shipping, frames for album art, and inner/outer sleeve for protecting your covers and vinyl.

We also carry used stereo equipment: speakers, turntables, & receivers.

Audio Equipment for Sale

WE BUY MUSIC

We pay solid market value for records, cassettes, and CD’s. Bring your records into the store. Larger batches require time to review and price. See selling/trading music. Please call for an appointment at 505-266-4200.

Paul Hartsfield Albuquerque Music Store Owner

Tribute to Paul Hartsfield of Natural Sound

REVIEWS FROM NOB HILL MUSIC CUSTOMERS

HAWAIIAN SHIRTS SEASONALLYAVAILABLE FROM APRIL FOOLS DAY TO HALLOWEEN

VIEW A VIDEO TOUR OF OUR NEW EXPANDED LOCATION!

Here’s another, shorter, video tour!

VETERAN OWNED

Read about Steve’s experience producing concerts in the 70’s.

“There were three of them in the back seat [of the GTO] and Gregg Allman in the front, passenger seat. At the end of the ride, they all wanted to buy the car.”