Location: Waco

Waco, Texas, is vital to the musical landscape as a historic cultural crossroads, an incubator for Texas country and western swing, and the home of the globally syndicated Texas Music Café. The city serves as a launchpad for award-winning artists and a bridge for genre-blending southern sounds.

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Waco: Spin Connection

Waco’s throwback record shop on Franklin Avenue — vinyl, cassettes, and 8-tracks, still spinning

The record shop era isn’t over on Franklin Avenue. Spin Connection in Waco carries vinyl, cassettes, CDs, and 8-tracks — every format, still in rotation.

Categories Music Shops Record Stores

Waco: Vintage Mio Records

Downtown Waco’s vinyl anchor — 20,000 records and a mission that gives back to the community

Armando Cardoso didn’t open a record store to sell records. He opened Vintage Mio in Waco to give the proceeds away — to children’s hospitals, domestic abuse survivors, and local artists.

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West Texas is the spiritual and cultural bedrock of “Texas country,” Americana, and early rock ‘n’ roll. Shaped by its wide-open, dusty plains, the region’s music is famously characterized by poetic lyricism, working-class themes, and a unique blend of country, folk, rock, and borderland influences.