2.7K views · 58 reactions | John Conlee performs “Friday Night Blues” and reveals its special Texas connection! 鸞 #johnconlee | Jim King | Facebook

In 1971, a documentary film called Soul to Soul captured an unplanned and beautiful moment where Tina Turner spontaneously sang with an unacquainted local Ghanaian woman during a cultural visit in Accra. This interaction was a powerful, unscripted display of cultural connection and musical chemistry that took place during a historic concert event celebrating Ghana's independence anniversary. Credit: Liberation Hall and Reelin' In The Years Productions | History In Pictures

Tonight, an exclusive interview with the North Texan who knew (the late) George Michael best. Kenny Goss sits down with Brian Curtis to discuss George Michael's legacy, music and life in Dallas. Full story: http://on.nbcdfw.com/yqvid3e | NBC DFW

1.1K views · 17 reactions | Texas City-based Coffee Connection has a mission: touching lives one cup at a time. In this episode of Texas City Tells, learn more about this non-profit coffee shop that donates all proceeds to organizations that help people in need in our community. | City of Texas City | Facebook

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Found this gem in the live music archives: Robert Earl Keen - The Road Goes On Forever From the Texas Connection circa 1990 | Robert Earl Keen

How about this for a Texas music legend connection? Jody Nix, who spent his childhood laying down the beat on drums for his dad, the great Hoyle Nix, also had the incredible experience of playing drums on the very last record that the legendary Bob Wills ever made – and he was just 21! Get ready to see Jody & His Texas Cowboys bring their authentic sound to the San Angelo Cowboy Gathering on September 12th and 13th, 2025! While Jody will be gracing us with his fiddle skills, we can always hope h

189K views · 1.7K shares | A little message from our friend Parker McCollum… LJT FEST! April 24-29, 2017 Stephenville, TX www.larryjoetaylor.com Special thanks to FireDisc Cookers! | Larry Joe Taylor's Texas Music Festival | Facebook