Take advantage of the Texas Six Pack special.
Buy 6 CD’s and get the 7th free!
Live Music at Bill's Records
We’re having a big birthday celebration for Bill this Saturday, April 19th!
Come by and have some birthday cake compliments of Allegra at Cake's by Allegra!
Saturday, May 10
2:30pm - The So and So
3:15pm - Houston Marchman-CD Release
4:00pm - Glitter Rose
4:45pm - Mark Emmons
Saturday, May 17
Brett Dillon's Birthday!
2:30pm - Dub Town Rockers
3:15pm - Mando Saenz
4:00pm - Back Porch Mary
4:45pm - Matt Koger
Parking is free in the lot next to the store.
Come to Bill’s and browse through all the music and memorabilia! CD’s, vintage records, collectors’ items, T-Shirts, buttons, artwork and more!
Welcome to Bill's Records.
For any indie record store to have survived twenty-two years....
it has to have found the right balance
of personality, taste, intuition, luck, and impeccable
customer service. Regardless of the current trend of corporate
consolidation and file swapping on the 'Net, this remarkable
place will always offer a unique, once-in-a-lifetime customer
experience. Stepping into Bill's records in Dallas, Texas
is like walking through a living museum of popular culture.
(There aren't too many places you can still find a tube
of M.C. Hammer toothpaste.)
If you're ever in Dallas and you have an afternoon to kill,
you owe it to yourself to come visit "The Last Record
Store." If you can't make it to Texas, the employees
at Bill's will do everything they can to make your online
shopping experience every bit as personal. It's why they
do it. Real music lovers must continue to nurture the independent
record store as part of our American culture. Be a part
of our history as it unfolds.
Jeffrey Liles (aka "Cottonmouth Texas")
Check Out Our Ebay Store:
Visit us at www.myspace.com/thelastrecordstore.
We've Moved!
Check out our new store, located on South Lamar
just south of Interstate 30, the Dallas
Convention Center, and downtown Dallas.
We are located in grid #45U on your Mapsco map.
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Bill and Friends
Ben Harper & Bill Wisener
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