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Back in 2011 at The Kessler, Josh Weathers covered “I Will Always Love You” and changed his life. That one Dolly Parton song took him to inaugurations, the Grand Ole Opry and helped fund charitable work around the world. Arguably the greatest cover ever captured in Texas.

The year was 2010. A young Oklahoma band rolled into Houston to play Firehouse Saloon. Most of the crowd didn’t know what they were seeing. Glad we did. Not long after, they played Galleywinter River Jam. Before the arenas they were just another band chasing a dream.

Some years back Robert Duvall stopped off at the Texas Ranger Museum in Waco. He was in awe of the place and voluntarily cut this promo for them. Off the cuff he delivered the coolest museum testimonial of all time. “Gus and Woodrow would have really liked this place.”

If you only watch one clip from last night, it should be this one. 🫡 Parker McCollum

“Let the English play Hamlet…I’ll play Lonesome Dove and Augustus McCrae.” - Robert Duvall We posted this when Duvall passed away earlier this year. It’s time to reshare in light of the news of this Netflix remake. No other person can portray Augustus McCrae. Leave it alone.

Kacey Musgraves crashed the Randy Rogers Band post Ryman party last night cosplaying as Ronnie Dunn. She even jumped up with the band at Robert’s to sing Neon Moon. Only in Nashville .

It’s prom season. Sturgill spittin’ bars.

Augie. Doug. Freddy. Flaco. At their peak Texas Tornado power. Everything bands from Texas do now rides in their wake. Just pure talent and entertainment. This is Texas Music.

Happy 7&amp;7 day to all who celebrate. It’s just past midnight in the central time zone and we’ve slid into July 7th. But let this video take you back to October 2010 and Peckerhead’s Bar on 6th St in Austin, TX, USA with Turnpike Troubadours.

Josh Weathers cover of “I Will Always Love You” is perhaps the most infamous cover to ever come out of Texas Music. It’s taken him around the world. First recorded as seen here in 2011 at the Kessler in Dallas. It’s still as amazing as ever. He still plays it at every show.

“Aye God, Woodrow… it’s been quite a party ain’t it?”

What a week for Gruene Hall. Last night, Marcus King was joined by Gary Clark Jr, Ray Wylie Hubbard and Lucas Hubbard. They performed a little ditty called “Snake Farm”.

The collab that’s healing the world landed in Gruene Hall last night.

Ray Wylie dropping the origin story of Redneck Mother a few years back onstage with Jerry Jeff and Bob Livingston.

July 2004. France. Randy Rogers Band playing “Tommy Jackson.” Same guys then as now. Fun fact: Randy once confirmed to Galleywinter that the Pam &amp; Tommy lyric WAS inspired by Pamela Anderson and Tommy Lee. This is where Texas Music lives.

Doug Sahm and Augie Meyers gave the world a timeless groove with “She’s About a Mover.” That organ riff still fires up parties and jukebox battles today. Doug Sahm. Augie Meyers. This is Texas Music.

Gus gets all the love and rightfully so. But Uncle Hub in Secondhand Lions is special as well. Here Duvall tells Haley Joel Osment’s Walter what’s really worth believing in. There’s a reason this film was the first thing we turned on when we get home tonight.

Why is Cheatham Street special? Let Todd Snider tell you. We gather there to kick off River Jam in a few weeks. Fri July 10.

Oct 10, 1989: Stevie Ray Vaughan’s 2nd and final ACL. Mid-“Look at Little Sister” he breaks a string, swaps guitars flawlessly and just keeps ripping. The smoothest exchange ever proof of his genius. God bless SRV and Rene Martinez the guitar tech.

Happy 7&7 day to all who celebrate. It’s just past midnight in the central time zone and we’ve slid into July 7th. But let this video take you back to October 2010 and Peckerhead’s Bar on 6th St in Austin, TX, USA with Turnpike Troubadours.

July 2004. France. Randy Rogers Band playing “Tommy Jackson.” Same guys then as now. Fun fact: Randy once confirmed to Galleywinter that the Pam & Tommy lyric WAS inspired by Pamela Anderson and Tommy Lee. This is where Texas Music lives.