Antique 78RPM Record Shop

09/08/2026

A mix of some of the new LPs that just arrived. Send us a DM or comment if you want us to hold something for you.

09/08/2026

HBD 🥳 Jimmie Rodgers, the "Singing Brakeman".

09/07/2026

Washington, D.C., circa 1905. "Central High School Orchestra." Harris & Ewing glass negative. Shorpy.com

09/07/2026

OPEN LABOR DAY! 10-2:30. Swing by the shop in Big Blue downtown.🏙️

09/03/2026

The WFYSO is an important part of our local community here in Wichita Falls, TX. If you're able to donate to help them support young musicians, please do. Thank you for the consideration. - Justin

Remember the young musicians of Wichita Falls this Texoma Gives 2026! Lift them up with a donation this year to the Wichita Falls Youth Symphony Orchestra (YSO)!

150 K-12 students find an inclusive community with the YSO through their shared passion for music; Two orchestras, ensembles, professional coaches and conductors, apprentice program, and the Gail Key Academy of Music are all efforts to instill a lifelong love of music and the arts!

Donate today at https://givebutter.com/texoma-gives-f7qhvr

09/02/2026

RSD BLACK FRIDAY 🔥 Our shop was approved to be a part of the biggest record store event that happens 2x a year!

Excited about this as it will help spread the news about our shop and place us on a list of available stores to pick up exclusive Record Store Day US releases.

We will share more news and will post about the upcoming releases when they are announced in October.

09/02/2026

08/31/2026

Some new Miles Davis LPs available in the shop 🎺🎶

08/27/2026

HBD Lester Young 🎂

Lester Young (8/27/1909 - 3/15/1959) was one of the most influential jazz saxophonists of the 20th century, renowned for his light, relaxed tone, melodic phrasing, and understated improvisational style. Born in Woodville, Mississippi, Young rose to prominence in the 1930s as a member of Count Basie’s Orchestra, where his lyrical tenor saxophone playing became a defining part of the band’s sound. He was a central figure in the development of the cool, modern approach to jazz and was a major influence on generations of saxophonists, including Stan Getz and Zoot Sims. Young also recorded extensively as a leader and with artists such as Billie Holiday, with whom he shared a particularly close musical relationship. Nicknamed “Pres,” short for “President,” by Holiday, Young helped reshape the role of the tenor saxophone in jazz through his elegant, conversational style and remains one of the genre’s most celebrated and influential figures.

Listen to Lester Young today!
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_msTuSD5AqgJpy81rNVdG6X7CPiGG6eMJI&si=m40zixud-ItrRLUb