Everyone who passes through DFW Airport’s Terminal D walks under a 30-foot bronze wishbone. Terry Allen made it. He titled it Wish.
View moreThe entrance to the Wittliff Collections in San Marcos holds a bronze crow made by Terry Allen. It holds the ashes of Guy Clark. He titled it Caw Caw Blues — after the last song Clark worked on before he died.
View moreCB Stubblefield opened a barbecue restaurant at 108 East Broadway in Lubbock in 1968. He said he was just a cook. The musicians who played his Sunday night jams — Johnny Cash, B.B. King, Willie Nelson, Stevie Ray Vaughan — didn’t believe him.
View moreTerry Allen grew up in Lubbock, Texas — and the 1979 double album he came back to make became one of the finest country records of all time.
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Joe Ely was expelled from Monterey High School in Lubbock after singing 'Cherry Pie' at a school assembly — the rebel act that launched a legendary career.
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