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Subject: Country Music Hall of Fame and Museum

  • Lonesome, Onry and Mean: The Death of Honky-Tonk? (Part 1)

    July 15, 2008
  • Honky-Tonk History

    September 4, 1997
  • Vincent Unearthed

    May 14, 1998
  • Racket

    German culture has been a part of Houston for well over a century

    October 11, 2001
  • Music Deaths

    The Greil Marcus Rock Death Meter returns

    December 27, 2007
  • Don't Fear the Reaper

    The annual return of the Greil Marcus Rock Death Meter

    December 21, 2006
  • Wanda Jackson

    Wanda Jackson appears Thursday, October 19, at the Continental Club, 3700 Main. Call 713-529-9899 for more info.

    October 19, 2006
  • When Wild Musicians Attack!

    Ryan Adams is headed this way. Where does he fit in among the great meltdown artists of yore?

    June 9, 2005
  • Wandering Son

    Carlton Pride, son of Charley, opted not to take any country roads

    February 1, 2001
  • Rodney Hayden

    True to Texas

    August 3, 2000
  • Amplified

    Local Music News

    November 4, 1999
  • Lone Star Scorecard: All Tanya Tucker Edition

    ​The history of country music - or any music until recent years, for that matter - is largely represented by men, with female artists popping up more and more frequently as time passed and concert/record promoters realized there was a market for women in the business. In country, you started with pioneers like Kitty Wells, who were followed by the next wave (Patsy Cline, Brenda Lee) and then the Big Three (Dolly Parton, Loretta Lynn, Tammy Wynette) before female artists became relatively commo

    September 9, 2009