In Nairobi's Kenyatta Market, famous for its roast meat, there is a music store of note. It's run by James Rugami, who is also known as Kenya's King of Vinyl. His shop specializes in vinyl records, and his collection built over 30 years, ranges from American blues to African classics. CGTN's Wilkister Nyabwa has more.
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