Bruce Robison

Cody Johnson is at it again.

On this date, May 17th, two years ago we lost a legend in Guy Clark.

In January William Clark Green performed the title track from his highly anticipated new album, Hebert Island live for The Next Waltz

Last Monday (Sept. 18) Randy Rogers and the boys hosted their 9th annual Golf Jam and Concert in Spring Branch, TX, and raised more than $100,000.

Bruce Robison is in the hospital with typhus and has been forced to postpone some of his upcoming concerts.

Last Friday (July 22) the world was pleasantly blown away by a surprise release from Turnpike Troubadours, called "Come as You Are". The Oklahoma based band debuted the song to YouTube with out any press at all, which needless to say had us scratching our heads...

WOW. This is something straight out of ABC's Nashville. You may remember a song titled Travelin' Soldier, it was written in the mid '90s by Texas singer/songwriter Bruce Robison. The song was later covered by the Dixie Chicks, and included on their 2002 album Home. In fact, it became the Texas trio's last No. 1 single, back in 2003.

1966 - Singer-songwriter Bruce Robison born in Bandera, Texas.

Texas is a hotbed for musical talent.  Today we celebrate the birth of Bruce Robison.  Click through to see one of his best songs.