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~ 9 years ago Sep 28, '16 9:57am

Nice to see this thread back up front, it was nice to take a trip back through these.

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~ 9 years ago Sep 28, '16 10:04am

Yes, sometimes I think we need to find something we all have in common. Texas and music.

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~ 9 years ago Sep 28, '16 10:43am

And whatâ€™s cooking new in Texas music? How about Houstonâ€™s own Carolyn Wonderland, give her a listen and figure who she was influenced by.

14 OP
~ 9 years ago Sep 28, '16 1:48pm

@Astrokatz
I know how to draw you out. Drank some whiskey with Carolyn back in the day...buddy of mine played drums for her for a while.

14 OP
~ 9 years ago Nov 14, '16 10:59am

Some therapy from Houston's own Lyle Lovett

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~ 9 years ago Nov 14, '16 11:16am

Thank you. Lyle does, in fact, make me feel much better.

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~ 9 years ago Nov 14, '16 11:30pm

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@Fairlane57 you made me pull the stops outâ€¦.. kick back close your eyes and just listen for what it is. Real Texas Blues music at itâ€™s origin. Imagine almost 80 years or more old and if you just listen â€¦.a true influence on Texas music today
.And of course
Lightning Hopkins

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~ 9 years ago Nov 14, '16 11:39pm

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His name Alger "Texas" Alexander (September 12, 1900 â€“ April 18, 1954)[1] was an American blues singer from Jewett Texas. House of the Rising Sun, later done by Roy Acuff

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~ 9 years ago Nov 14, '16 11:41pm

George â€œlittle hatâ€ Jones out of Bowie County Texas, b 1899,
Bye bye baby good bye

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~ 9 years ago Nov 15, '16 12:51am

These are great
Thanks all!!!

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~ 9 years ago Nov 15, '16 8:31am

Alger "Texas" Alexander

@Astrokatz :

I never have listened to him...outstanding guitar work in this. Man I love old blues. What makes it all better, these guys were recorded by a record company guy, who would travel the south looking to record guys right on their front porches or jail (in some cases like Leadbelly).