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Cream Puff RecordsCharlotte, North Carolina
- A1421 Providence Rd, Charlotte, NC 28207
- B1980-287-4860
Independent record store · Charlotte, North Carolina
Cream Puff Records
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The phone number for Cream Puff Records in Charlotte, North Carolina is 980-287-4860.
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Cream Puff Records is located at 421 Providence Rd, Charlotte, NC 28207, Charlotte, North Carolina, 28207.
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