WE GUARANTEE ALL VINTAGE VINYL, CD'S & CASSETTES SOLD. RETURN ANY VINYL FOR A FULL REFUND OR CREDIT. WE DO SPECIAL ORDERS ON NEW VINYL AND CD'S AND USUALLY RECEIVE THEM IN TWO TO FOUR DAYS. IF THERE IS SOMETHING YOU ARE INTERESTED IN, WE CAN ORDER IT.
WE TRY AND STAY CURRENT ON ALL NEW RELEASES
A little bit about us-
3 Dachshunds Records is a consumer-friendly small business. I was taught by my Dad at a very early age about consumer satisfaction. I used to ride along with my Dad on weekends when he used to go out of town to supervise one of the many service stations he was supervising (he worked for a Petroleum Company). He taught me at a very young age about making customers happy, doing the right thing, inventory control, etc.
I learned many things as a very young youth about business that some kids didn't learn until after they left high school. Having ran and worked for many businesses during my life, I have an unique perspective on managing a business. I love talking to customers, and my knowledge is fairly sufficient to really contribute to any conversation. We here at 3 Dachshunds Records have a 100% guarantee policy.
-JW
Origin-
Named 3 Dachshunds Records in memory of three former pets, Ware decided during his years of collecting merchandise to expand into records. His brother, a music major in college, used to be in the record business, owning his own record stores. That along with Ware's own knowledge about records, enticed him to pursue that direction. Having grown up in the sixties, as radio stations played "classic" records, Ware heard them all as there were only a few years of rock n' roll before that time.
Record sales have really increased for the last 13 years while CD sales dropped during that same period. The "total" sound you hear on a Vinyl Record exceeds what you hear on a CD.
The last 13 years has seen a revival of interest in long playing 33 1/3 rpm vinyl records (LP's). Perhaps it is a backlash against the CD trends, not unlike abandonment of 8 tracks or cassettes of former generations. The colorful LP jackets showing the singer usually with a biography on the flip side and the careful handling of the LP, transferring it from jacket to the turntable shows a patience and love for the collection that CD's do not muster. There is also one element of sound that comes through on a vinyl pressing but not on a CD.
So many young people are into vinyl. Parents always tell him about their kids getting turntables for Christmas or Birthdays and many more bring in their children or grandchildren and show them about records, using turntables, etc. Parents love passing on their knowledge about earlier era's loves and what made them happy and so many kids are enjoying their vinyl as well, having grown up listening to Dad's and Mom's Music.
Ware's careful grading, cleaning, and placing records into new polysleeves indicates his love for records but also the desire to sell an appropriate priced record. Ware not only discounts records based on actual condition but also on the jacket condition. He simply sells records for their worth.
The store does in fact have something for almost everyone.
WE ARE A RECORD STORE DAY FULL PARTICIPANT
Owners: Jack and Betty Ware
OUR TEAM
We are seeking a part-time salesperson to fill the following criteria:
Must be 18 years or older.
Must have great customer service values.
Must arrive to work on-time and be ready to work.
Must have knowledge of music groups and genres.
Must have sales experience.
Must have POS register experience.
Must be a team player and willing to communicate with coworkers.
Must have initiative to take care of tasks without being told.
We usually are flexible in our scheduling, and because of that, we do expect you to work when scheduled. The atmosphere here is great and you will be exposed to some teachings which will help you throughout life.
Please feel free to bring your resume in-store, or you can email at us 3dachshundsedmond@gmail.com
(Please label the subject ‘Betty’ or ‘Resume,’ to ensure it does not get lost or overlooked!)
Jack is the owner of 3 Dachshunds Records and has been running the shop for 9 + years. He has great knowledge of vinyl and music in general. His first records bought was a 45 rpm 7" Record "Walking To New Orleans" by Fats Domino.
Betty Ware
Co-Owner
Betty is a Co-Owner of 3 Dachshunds Records. She has always loved music, mostly rock! She enjoys working the record store by day and working as a Registered Nurse by night at local OKC hospital.
Natasha Reznicek
Although new to collecting vinyl, Natasha has always been a big music groupie. She spends majority of her day listening to music. Her favorite genre, artist, and album vary from day to day, ranging anywhere from Metallica to Taylor Swift. She is a full-time college student studying English and Literature.
Jack Ware
Owner
Vinyl Picks of the Month
Abbey Road is the eleventh studio recorded album by The Beatles. It was released in 1969, and while Let It Be would be the last album released before the band’s big break-up, Abbey Road served to be the last album the band started recording prior to their split. Abbey Road incorporates styles such as rock, pop, blues, singer-songwriter, and progressive rock, and makes prominent use of the Moog synthesizer and guitar played through a Leslie speaker unit.
Betty’s Pick
Dear Monsters, Bad Wolves
Dear Monsters is the third studio album by the American heavy metal band Bad Wolves. It was released on October 29, 2021 through Better Noise Music and was produced by Josh Gilbert. It is the first album to feature vocalist Daniel "DL" Laskiewicz, after the departure of Tommy Vext from the band in January 2021.
Natasha’s Pick
Unreal Unearth, Hozier
Written during the COVID-19 pandemic, Unreal Unearth serves as Irish musician Hozier’s third studio album. Inspired by Dante’s Inferno, the album is framed around Dante’s concept of the nine circles of Hell. The album includes the singer-songwriter’s original dialect of Irish within the songs. Aliya Chaudhry of NME remarked that Unreal Unearth "traverses a variety of styles from softer piano ballads like 'Butchered Tongue' to up-tempo folk-pop 'Anything But' and fuzzy-guitar rock stomp 'Francesca'", making the album "a product of going where the song takes you.”
