01 Sep 10 Historical Texas Music Manuscript on Display at Library
“Texas, Our Texas” is on display at the Dallas Public Library. Continue reading
Posted by: Sam Moore
Tags: Our Texas, texas, Texas music
05 Dec 09 Last Drifting Cowboy Dies
Bill Lister, an old-time Texas music professional, died Tuesday. He once played rhythm guitar with Hank Willilams. Continue reading
Posted by: Sam Moore
Tags: Bill Lister, Hank Williams, Texas music
09 Oct 09 Rusty Wier Loses Battle with Cancer
Texas music legend Rusty Wier has died after a two-year battle with cancer. Continue reading
Posted by: Sam Moore
Tags: Rusty Wier, Texas music
08 Oct 09 Jazz Mavericks Topic of El Paso Discussion Tonight
Jazz mavericks of the Lone Star State will be topic of Texas music discussion in El Paso tonight. Continue reading
Posted by: Sam Moore
Tags: Texas music
25 Aug 09 Johnny Horton Joins Louisiana Music Hall of Fame
Texas music legend Johnny Horton, who earned national fame with the Louisiana Hayride, is now a member of that state’s Music Hall of Fame. Continue reading
Posted by: Sam Moore
16 Aug 09 Luckenbach Prepares for Shot at Guitar Record
Texas music could hit the record books with attempt next weekend at world’s largest guitar ensemble. Continue reading
Posted by: Sam Moore
Tags: Guitar, Luckenbach, Texas music
13 Aug 09 Cindy Walker Still Giving After Her Death
The Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum has received a gift of a 500-song catalog from Cindy Walker, three years after her death. Continue reading
Posted by: Sam Moore
Tags: Cindy Walker, Country Music, Texas music
11 Aug 09 Austin Studio Gains Historic Status
Austin City Limits studio has been designated a historic site by the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. Continue reading
Posted by: Sam Moore
Tags: Austin City Limits, Texas music
21 May 09 Dallas Library to Host Texas Music Seminar
From Buddy Holly to the future, seminar next weekend promises much discussion on Texas music. Continue reading
Posted by: Sam Moore
Tags: Dallas library, Texas music
12 May 09 Stephen Bruton Dies
Photo by John Carrico
Texas has lost another musical icon. Stephen Bruton died Saturday from throat cancer complications. The 60-year-old guitarist and vocalist was in Los Angeles, working with T. Bone Burnett on the film “Crazy Heart.” He was acting as music producer and composer.Bruton is known for his work with Kris
Posted by: Sam Moore
Tags: Stephen Bruton, Texas music
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