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San Antonio: Charley Pride's Number-One Hit

The city that inspired ‘Is Anybody Goin’ to San Antone,’ Pride’s 1970 chart-topper

'Is Anybody Goin' to San Antone' put Charley Pride at number one in 1970 — a road song about the River Walk city that still resonates today.

Address San Antonio River Walk, San Antonio, TX 78205

Fort Worth: Charley Pride at the Stockyards

Honored near the Stockyards for a career that crossed every line country music drew

Country pioneer Charley Pride was honored by Fort Worth's National Multicultural Western Heritage Museum in 2006.

Address 131 E Exchange Ave, Fort Worth, TX 76106

Houston: Charley Pride at Super Bowl VIII

The day country music’s biggest star sang the national anthem before 68,000 fans at Rice Stadium

Charley Pride sang the national anthem at Super Bowl VIII in Houston's Rice Stadium in 1974 — a landmark moment for country music's barrier-breaking star.

Address 6100 Main St, Houston, TX 77005

Arlington: Charley Pride at Globe Life Field

Where a baseball dream and a country career crossed paths at the Texas Rangers ballpark

Charley Pride Arlington — the country legend became a Texas Rangers minority owner and sang the anthem at Globe Life Field, closing a baseball dream.

Address 734 Stadium Dr, Arlington, TX 76011

Dallas: Charley Pride

North Texas home to country music’s barrier-breaking legend for over 50 years

Charley Pride called Dallas home for 50 years — a barrier-breaking country legend who turned North Texas into his base for 29 number-one hits.

Address Dallas, TX 75201

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