Prodigal Hijos
Nashville was no place for Los Lonely Boys, the future of Texas roots rock
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And so far they have. They've signed a management deal with the Austin firm that also handles Omar and the Howlers. Fellow Nashville reject Willie Nelson has taken them under his wing. (Next week they perform here at his Picnic in The Woodlands.) Henry has even lost track of how many shows they play each year. "Baby, how many shows do I play a year?" he asks his wife. "A lot, dude," he says, turning his attention back to the interview. "We're gone every weekend, and that's not even counting private parties and the stuff we do during the week. Let's just say a lot."
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