Tell The Band To Go Home
Texas holds a magical, mythical appeal, because it is the birthplace and the home of many of the greatest songwriters of all time. Today, a Texas Songwriter Special, featuring some of the many timeless songs and writers to emerge from The Lone Star State, as well as some folks clearly connected to or inspired by Texans.
Set #1
Artist |
Song |
Album |
Guy Clark |
Texas-1947 |
Old No. 1 |
Townes Van Zandt |
Pancho & Lefty |
Live at the Old Quarter, Houston, Texas |
Kris Kristofferson |
Sunday Morning Coming Down |
Singer/Songwriter |
Mickey Newbury |
How I Love Them Old Songs |
'Frisco Mabel Joy |
Willie Nelson |
Angel Flying too Close to the Ground |
Super Hits |
Rodney Crowell |
Telephone Road |
The Houston Kid |
Steve Earle |
Telephone Road |
El Corazon |
Tom Russell |
Who's Gonna Build Your Wall? |
Wounded Heart of America (Tom Russell Songs) |
Set #2
Artist |
Song |
Album |
Eliza Gilkyson |
Highway 9 |
Land of Milk and Honey |
Gurf Morlix |
Killin' Time in Texas |
Diamonds to Dust |
Blaze Foley |
Clay Pigeons |
Live at The Austin Outhouse |
Billy Joe Shaver |
Old Five and Dimers Like Me |
Old Five and Dimers Like Me |
Jerry Jeff Walker |
Mr. Bojangles |
Live from Dixie's Bar & Bus Stop |
Set #3
Artist |
Song |
Album |
Romi Mayes L C |
Just Like the Rest |
Achin' in yer Bones |
Scott Nolan L C |
Bad Liver/Broken Heart |
Receiver/Reflector |
The Western States L C |
Time to Lose |
Bye and Bye |
Twilight Hotel L C |
Poor & Hungry |
When the Wolves Go Blind |
Brock Zeman C |
Triple Crown |
Me Then You |
Hayes Carll |
Rivertown |
Little Rock |
Set #4
Artist |
Song |
Album |
James McMurtry |
Levelland |
Where'd You Hide the Body |
Alejandro Escovedo |
Rhapsody |
A Man Under the Influence |
Robert Earl Keen |
Not a Drop of Rain |
Gravitational Forces |
Lyle Lovett |
That's Right (You're Not from Texas) |
The Road to Ensenada |
Sarah Harmer C |
Trouble in the Fields |
Songs for Clem |
Del Barber L C |
Miles and Years |
Love Songs for the Last 20 |