The Last Record Store

A documentary film about the legendary Dallas indie record store Bill's Records. The project focuses on the life of owner Bill Wisener and his ongoing struggle to stay open after 26 years in the business. Includes live instore acoustic performances by Daniel Johnston, 1100 Springs and James Hall, and interviews with a number of customers, DJs, employees and weirdos. History: formed a rap group in '86 called Decadent Dub Team and contributed the song "Six Gun" (remixed by Dr. Dre) to the soundtrack of the Dennis Hopper-directed film "Colors". Released three spoken word albums/short films under the name "cottonmouth, texas".

Category:

Entertainment

Tags:

• Music
• culture
• Bill
• store

[t3rr3nc388]

classic!

[t3rr3nc388]

i was on here looking for the same...

[dimviesel]

does anyone have the classic DDT hit "six gun"? from the movie "colors"? that would be awesome if posted

[DallasHammster]

Bill's moved to Southside on Lamar. Not to take anything away from Bill - he has a great record store, no denying that - but the guys who run Forever Young off of TX-360 in Grand Prairie may be more than a little amused by the whole "The Last Record Store" notion. :-)

[maxzen203]

Support The Bands... Keep The Record Stores Alive

[rosskstar]

yea, used to be on Spring Valley near Richardson

[gurlinterrupted60]

This record store is in Dallas, Texas ?

[TheLastRecordStore]

This is an old trailer. If you'd like to see more clips from the film, subscribe to page for the film. Bill is moving the store in January.