“I have such good history here at Blaine’s that I actually dedicated my latest record to him. He was the first club owner that said to me ‘anytime you need to play, just give me a call, come on down and I’ll pay you good money.’ He’s been a fantastic friend ever since. One of the best guys I’ve ever met in my life," Drew Kennedy says. His latest album is "Dollar Theater Movie." More here: www.sanangelolive.com/node/1592.
The 45-year-old Manders isn’t the typical “wet-behind-the-ears” kid with a catchy tune or two, singing about a life he’s yet to live. Behind all the antics and fun at his shows, there is a genuinely intellectual man who is thoughtful and offers insight into the songwriting craft and entertainment business. More here: www.sanangelolive.com/manders-live-in-san-angelo.
The 45-year-old Manders isn’t the typical “wet-behind-the-ears” kid with a catchy tune or two, singing about a life he’s yet to live. Behind all the antics and fun at his shows, there is a genuinely intellectual man who is thoughtful and offers insight into the songwriting craft and entertainment business. More here: www.sanangelolive.com/manders-live-in-san-angelo.
Cody Gill says their sound is more rock than country; he cites influences from the Eagles to homegrown Cross Canadian Ragweed. More here (with Podcast): www.sanangelolive.com/node/2794.
Hayden’s music is traditional country. There is no rock-and-rock here. He is deep into the genre of Merle Haggard, Hank Williams Sr, or George Jones. But he has a ton of Texas influences too, particularly David Alan Coe. After hearing a few covers and originals from his first set, I was thinking he could be Coe’s younger brother! More here: www.sanangelolive.com/node/2399.
"Known for their vintage pearl-snap shirts and hippie-inspired hair styles, Miles From Nowhere is slowly converting new fans to the age-old southern genre that seems to be taking Texas and Oklahoma by storm."
"Inspired by the lyrics and lives of music legends Merle Haggard and Johnny Cash, four area roughnecks are attempting to walk their own line on the crooked road that is Texas music." --The Paris (Texas) News
Marin Morris is a talented songwriter with a great voice and an impressive repetoire. She has performed professionally since the age of 10 and mixes country music, blues and rock music with great style. Her first single, "All That It Takes" clinged on to the #1 spot on the Texas Music Chart for over a month. More here: www.myspace.com/marenmorris
The original songs lead singer Clete Carillo writes describe the angst of a young man dreaming of making it in the music business on the Texas country circuit while remaining close to his roots in west Texas. He uses chord progressions that keep each song moving along, like a train, as he tells a good story sprinkled with local humor. More here: www.sanangelolive.com/node/1735.
Houston recording artist Seth Candan can play the guitar, his harmonica, and can belt out tunes with his distinctive voice, just like every other Texas Country singer: what sets him apart is that he writes songs that affect him as a person. His songs bring together his passion for family, friends, love, having a good time, and the great state of Texas.
His single, “Which Way To Run” is climbing the Texas Music Charts as we speak and his critically-acclaimed debut album Live At The Gruene, with tunes like “Our Corner” and “Wrapped For Me,” prove that the Austin Songwriter’s Group made the right choice in naming him the Songwriter of the Year in 2002. More here: http://www.sanangelolive.com/zackwalther.
