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Texas sites connected to blues guitarist Clarence Gatemouth Brown
Ella Mae Morse
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At Mexia City Cemetery, a pink granite guitar headstone marks the Cindy Walker gravesite.
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The Cindy Walker birthplace near Mart, Texas marks the beginning of one of the most extraordinary careers in American songwriting history. Three miles north of this small McLennan County farm town, Walker was born in July 1917.
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Nashville handed Willie Nelson back his songs in the early 1960s. He walked into Floore's Country Store on Old Bandera Road in Helotes — and what happened next explains almost everything about Texas country music.
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Tucked into the rolling pastures of Golden, Texas — a Wood County hamlet with more cows than people — sits a modest 935-square-foot, two-bedroom cottage that quietly shaped one of the most celebrated voices in American music. This is where Kacey Musgraves grew up, where she learned to play mandolin…
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The statue in Austin is a beloved public memorial dedicated to the legendary Texas blues guitarist.
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Wander along the tiles year-round for free, soaking up the stories behind South Texas music traditions.
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A grocery-store-meets-dance-hall, Floore Country Store was a launchpad for Willie Nelson and other Texas music heroes.
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Luckenbach is a historic German hamlet near Fredericksburg renowned for its rich musical heritage and rustic charm.
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Willie Nelson's connection to the Abbott United Methodist Church in Abbott is deeply rooted in his early life and musical beginnings.
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The Texas Country Music Hall of Fame & Tex Ritter Museum celebrates the rich heritage of country music in the Lone Star State.
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Pedernales Country Club — yep, some call it Willie Nelson’s Cut-N-Putt — is a unique nine-hole golf course nestled in Spicewood
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Once owned by Willie Nelson, the 1,700-capacity Austin Opera House played a pivotal role in Austin's live music history.
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