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There are clouds gathering over Brookland Records, the vintage vinyl store on Telegraph Avenue owned by black Archie Stallings and Jewish Nat Jaffe: a huge shopping centre is planned to be built nearby. The men are not only worried about their business, but their friendship is also being tested. Their wives, selfless midwives Gwen and Aviva, are also going through a difficult period. Out of the blue, Titus appears and becomes the best friend of Nat's son Julius. In addition, Luther, Archie's father and a former popular actor, gets into another mess.... All these collisions unfold against a colourful backdrop of jazz, 70s cinema, kung fu, vivid emotions and secret stories, with the addition of well-known names and textured characters. A lively, kind, atmospheric novel that sounds, pulsates, wins and captivates, as always happens with Michael Shebon's works.