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  Southern (Rock) Man: Marshall Tucker Band's Doug Gray on Their Rich Past and Busy Present

  February 21 at 4 a.m.

  For many people, remembering where they were and what they were doing on any given New Year’s Eve is an effort hampered by time, memory, or alcohol. But Doug Gray recalls exactly where he was more than four decades ago when the year 1978 rolled into 1979: Onstage at the...

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  Ron Pope Brings Nashville Sound to House of Blues

  February 4 at 7:36 a.m.

  Back in 2007, an unknown singer songwriter by the name of Ron Pope hit a nerve with music fans across the internet with the viral song, "A Drop in the Ocean". With a stripped down piano melody and a gripping voice, the boy from Georgia captivated millions in the early...

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  Rock and Roll Disciple: Chuck Prophet Will Perform A Special Acoustic Show

  January 16 at 4:30 a.m.

  Chuck Prophet is Rock and Roll to the bone. His early work with his band Green on Red is not only considered a major contribution to California’s Paisley Underground scene, but also a predecessor to the Americana music movement people recognize today. Prophet will be making a special appearance at...

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  No Rest For The Weary: Charley Crockett Ends His Busy Year In Texas

  Thursday, December 26, 2019 at 4:30 a.m.

  This year has been a monumental year for Charley Crockett, the kind of year that could have killed the average man. The singer songwriter has been on a steady incline in popularity all over the world, touring non stop with only a brief pause following emergency heart surgery, made his...

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  A Band Made Of Legends: The Flatlanders Return To Houston

  Tuesday, November 19, 2019 at 4 a.m.

  As their 1992 album title says, the Flatlanders are more of a legend than a band. The three Texans recorded a now famous demo in 1972, and then after a year or so, went their separate ways with each artist carving out his own path, all sharing the starting point...

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  Allison Moorer Documents Her Path To Forgiveness In Blood

  Monday, November 18, 2019 at 5 a.m.

  Allison Moorer’s new memoir Blood should be required reading for everyone. It not only tells Moorer’s powerful, and very personal story of her tumultuous childhood, but it also speaks volumes of the long lasting effects of childhood trauma. Allison will be in Houston for two special performances at Cactus Music...