SCOTT SIMON, HOST: Last year, we brought you the story of "Music Man" Murray. Murray Gershenz was looking for a buyer for the enormous record collection that was shelved in his store in Los Angeles. Now, notice I said record. Most of his music was, indeed, on old vinyl. Murray was turning 90, and his overstuffed store was becoming more than he could handle.</s>SCOTT SIMON, HOST: That's a clip from a film by Richard Parks about Music Man Murray. Well, this week we got an email from Mr. Parks, telling us that Murray Gershenz has sold his music collection. A fleet of 52-foot-long trucks formed a small convoy, to whisk his music to a new home. Mr. Parks says that Murray is in fair health, and in good spirits.</s>SCOTT SIMON, HOST: Last year, we asked Murray Gershenz to close out our talk with a song. It seems a nice thing to hear again today.</s>SCOTT SIMON, HOST: : (Singing) Once I built a railroad, I made it run, made it race against time. Once I built a railroad, now it's done. Brother, can you spare a dime? (Humming)</s>SCOTT SIMON, HOST: You do that song very beautifully, Murray.</s>SCOTT SIMON, HOST: : Thank you very much.
Last year Weekend Edition Saturday Host Scott Simon talked with Music Man Murray in Los Angeles and his struggle to find a home for his huge vinyl album collection. Now Scott has an update, with a happy ending.