Tag: Texas music history
Texas Music History: Armadillo World Headquarters Closure
The Armadillo World Headquarters: A Farewell to Austin's Music IconOn December 31, 1980, the vibrant music scene of Austin, Texas, bid adieu to one...
Texas Music History: Jimmie Rodgers, First Country Music Hall of Fame Inductee
Jimmie Rodgers, often referred to as the "Father of Country Music," was inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame in 1961, alongside other...
Jack Teagarden Records ‘Beale Street Blues’ in Texas Music History
Jack Teagarden, a jazz trombonist, made history in the music world on October 22, 1931, when he recorded "Beale Street Blues" in a New...
Discover Rare Freddy Fender Artifacts at Texas Standard Exhibit
Llano County has been in a legal battle over library books for more than a year. Seven library patrons filed a lawsuit against county...
SEO Title: Johnny Cash Arrested in El Paso: Texas Music History
Johnny Cash, the legendary Man in Black, found himself in a bit of trouble back in 1965 when he was arrested in El Paso...
New Exhibit Showcasing Freddy Fender Artifacts Unveiled in Texas
Judge Orders Removal of Books in Llano County Library
Llano County has been at the center of a controversial lawsuit regarding the removal of books...
Texas Music History: Big Boys and The Dicks ‘Live at Raul’s’ Recording
Exploring the Legacy of Texas Punk Rock: The Big Boys and The Dicks at Raul'sThe year was 1980, and the punk rock scene in...