Subject: Davin James

• Static

  March 19, 1998

• Today: SpringFest in Old Town Spring

  Allison V. Smith/ www.maxstalling.comLots of twangy stuff going on in the North Woods this weekend. Scroll down a bit for the Texas Independence Day in downtown Conroe (starring Mr. "Screw You, We're From Texas" himself, Ray Wylie Hubbard) or, if you prefer, there's SpringFest - including wine tastings courtesy of nearby vineyards - a few miles down the road in Old Town Spring. This one's got folk and honky-tonk from Shake Russell (4:30 p.m.), Davin James (6 p.m.), Dallas' Max Stalling (a

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• Houston Music Festivals

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• Playbill

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• Shake Russell

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• 2006 Houston Press Music Awards Supplement

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• Midtown Honky-tonkin'

  Trains and the vintage sounds of the Swank Countrypolitans bring a time warp to the Continental Club

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• Racket

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• Big John and Little Joe

  Space City's tallest and shortest musicians rule the 2002 Houston Press Music Awards

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  Houston Press Music Awards Showcase 2002

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• Toro! Toro! Toro!

  Home to pop queens and dance hall kings, Texas is still bullish about the music market

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• Music Awards 2001

  A preview of this year's show

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• Playbill

  River Oaks Music Festival

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• Playbill

  Ann Parsons Benefit

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• Slide Show: Scenes from the Conroe Cajun Catfish Festival

  Michael PittmanL-R: Jesse Dayton, Mike Stinson and Davin James twang it up in Montgomery County.​ When the Conroe Cajun Catfish Festival says "rain or shine," they mean it. The rains poured Friday night and Sunday, but that didn't keep the festival from drawing a huge crowd on Saturday when the weather was cool and perfect. And the music was stellar from start to finish. Click here for a slideshow.

  October 12, 2009