Record Town

liars and poor ethics, would not recommend. Lied about the album they sold, made it a hassle to return and refund, then left negative remarks on my discogs after initially leaving them a positive review (I rarely leave negative feedback, especially for small business owners) even though it was one of the worst record buying experiences of my life. You have to ask yourself, what kind of person does this when they are the ones that screwed up? The kind of person that doesn't take ownership for their mistakes, that's a red flag right there.

Discovered this amazing store today. They participate in RSD and we were looking for a specific record. They had it! The people who work there are so helpful and kind. And - wait for it - the records are actually alphabetized. Like not just grouped by letter. Amazing. Go there! You won't be disappointed.

Two years ago I reviewed this place and said great selection and great pricing. However I just revisited today and unfortunately they have changed their pricing.It's all gone up for unknown reasons. I bought a Willie Nelson & Family live album at a recent record show in Dallas for $15. Here it is $95.Also see the photos attached. $75 for Coltrane Love Supreme Reissue? Save $50 and buy it elsewhere. Sinatra with Jobim. Love that album.You can get it for 1/2 that elsewhere. Not sure what has happened here. I saw a bunch more staff. Maybe their overhead has caused them to raise prices.

This was an amazing place with tons of quality selections! My 18 year old and I both loved it!

Super cool place. He has a huge variety of albums. The prices seemed pretty good to me and the place is fun to look at.

Record Town is a Fort Worth cultural institution. Sumter Bruton is more than just the owner; he is a walking encyclopedia of musical knowledge (and a renowned guitarist). The albums at Record Town are carefully curated, and if there's something that you don't see -- or can't find anywhere else -- Sumter will track it down.Record Town is where T Bone Burnett received his musical education and it remains an irreplaceable store for serious fans of great music, whether you're looking for jazz, blues, Western swing, rock n' roll, or any of the genres in between.

Decent enough record shop. Not too big of a selection, with all around decent prices. I like going there to hear my uncle talk to the owner about Fort Worth music history more than I like picking through their stuff.

I was searching for a good record store and although I found a few. This is overall my favorite one so far. They have different music genres from pop to rock and also soul. And new to old. The staff is amazing and nice no matter how you look like they will treat you with respect. I loved this place and I will come back for sure whenever I'm in search of records.

Reopened. I do t get the buzz. Virtually no new selections. Wasted my time here. It might be iconic but I was very disappointed. Doc's for me.

Great local owned Fort Worth record shop. Buying a Oscar Schmidt Washburn Acoustic/Electric and the owner is very helpful. He lets you play the guitar, and has great customer service.Will be the place I buy music from for a long time