1943 recording by the writer and orginal singer this classic before Eddy Arnold got himself a themes song ---I do not own the right to this music. + Informações

The Original CATTLE CALL, written by Tex Owens in 1934. His 1934 recording was released on this Decca label 78 rpm record about 1947. Eddie Arnold recorded this in 1955 and it became a country music classic, but this is the original, real cowboy music! Enjoy!. + Informações

EMOS ARTERY FOUNDATION FREE SHOW CRAIG OWENS JOINS JONNY CRAIG AND EMAROSA ON STAGE (SORRY FOR BAD SOUND QUALITY). + Informações

Kenneth Owens, OLB/SS Weight: 200 Height: 6'3 Jersey: #38 Team Colors Red and White 40 Time: 4.48 Vertical: 38 Pro Shuttle: 4.3. + Informações

Raymond Hatfield playing the Buck Owens classic "Buck's Polka" at the Spring Creek Musical in Texas. + Informações

Part 1: Ephraim Owens Quintet perform Minority [Gigi Gryce] at The Elephant Room. Ephraim Owens [trumpet]; Elias Haslinger [soprano sax]; Rich Harney [piano]. Sorry I did not catch the names of the drummer or bassist but they were also awesome.. + Informações

A Beatles cover by the legendary Tex-Mex musician, Flaco Jimenez with the great Country singer, Buck Owens (1929/2006) the pioneer of "Bakersfield sound" (a 60s Californian Country music style) Flaco was also a member of the Texas Tornados, with Augie Meyers, Doug Sahm and Freddy Fender and worked with Dr. John, David Lindley, Peter Rowan, Ry Cooder and Bob Dylan.. + Informações

Dwight Yoakam sings a lovely cover of Gordon Lightfoot's "Sundown" in Texas. Sorry for the people walking in front of me, but hold on, the end is worth it!!!. + Informações

Dwight wishes Merle Haggard well and sings a song Merle and Bonnie Owens wrote, the lovely Today I Started Loving You Again. Houston's Arena Theater, rotating stage.. + Informações

Co-Pastor Susie Owens talks about women surviving from her sermon Bad Girls.. + Informações

During his Encore Night in Texas - Performed Live at Phil's on October 9, 2011. + Informações

Rock & Roll exploded in 1956 and many hillbilly singers fell upon hard times. This 3 songs show what some country singers thought about Rock n Roll music. Even if not all of them hated rock, a lot of hillbilly singers did rock n roll records (called Rock-A-Billy, or "Hillbilly Rocks" as Gene Parson calls them in the song shown in this video), George Jones, Red Foley, Buck Owens, Tex Williams, Patsy Cline, just to name a few.. + Informações

Dwight Yoakam sings "What Do You Know About Love, Stop the World, and The Distance Between You and Me" in TX on July 9, 2009. Watch out for the kiss!!. + Informações

Dwight Yoakam performs "Streets of Bakersfield" (or is it "Streets of Austin?") at the Palmer Event Center, Austin. Please forgive my poor shooting; my first time ever using a zoom camera. I think my technique improves over the night. ;-). + Informações

West Mesquite High School 400m Relay (Gary Owens, Greg Thurman, DeMarcus Robertson, and LaDarius Drew) run time of 42.71 to place 1st in 10th Heat ahead of Converse Wagner 42.74, Temple 42.82, Red Oak 42.93, Pflugerville Hendrickson 43.75, Arlington Lamar 43.78, Mansfield Summit 44.43, and Austin Westlake 44.81. Unfortunately, Waxahachie experienced a mishap on the 3rd exchange and DNF.. + Informações

Recorded on June 12, 2009 using a Flip Video camcorder, at the last night of Wagon Train camp in Camino.. + Informações

Performed by Rick Olsen (vocal) and Glenn Roach (guitar.) Old Time Community Concert Presented by the Bay Roberts Cultural Foundation St. John the Evangelist Hall, Coley's Point Bay Roberts, Newfoundland and Labrador www.bayrobertsculture.com. + Informações

Dwight performs a medley at the Arena Theater in Houston, TX. Rotating stage.. + Informações

TO warms up before Thanksgiving game vs Seahawks (Nov 27, 2008). + Informações

Co-Pastor Susie Owens preaches Bad Girls of the Bible at Abundant Life Harvest International Church in Houston, Texas. Women's Summit 2002. + Informações

Trumpet bandleader Ephraim Owens playing at the Elephant Room in Austin, Texas, March 16, 2006.. + Informações

During his Encore Night in Texas - Performed Live at Phil's on October 9, 2011. + Informações

3/25/2010 SGT Michael Owens, USMC Wounded Warrior Project Soldier Ride for more information: governor.state.tx.us Gov. Rick Perry today, at the start of the Wounded Warrior Projects Soldier Ride Texas, announced the Texas Department of State Health Services (DSHS) is awarding $1.75 million in competitive grants for communities to help veterans find access to treatment, expand trauma therapy services and promote peer support for veterans and their families. This round of grants is the next phase of an initiative announced in November to expand and improve mental health support programs for veterans and their families around the state.. + Informações

Owens Corning has a new hybrid insulation system called EnergyComplete that is very interesting. Check out my review at the trade show floor of the 2010 ACI Home Performance Conference in Austin TX.. + Informações

Click here for write up on the Louisiana Hayride Part III CLICK HERE! TheSecretMoneyMakers.com The Louisiana Hayride (KWKH, 4 ~ 8/27/1960), Part III Horace Logan and talent manager Tillman Franks, became aware of a young singer from Memphis. They decided to give him a chance to perform on the Hayride (October 1954). It was a crucial break for Elvis Presley, after a mediocre debut on the Grand Ole Opry failed to garner him a return invitation. Presley was introduced to his first national radio audience on the Hayride. Elvis sang "That's All Right (Mama)" and "Blue Moon of Kentucky," before a cheering crowd. His exposure on the Hayride sent him on a path toward eventual stardom. In many ways, the Hayride was a subtle spin-off of the Grand Ole Opry, but with two key differences. While both programs focused on country music, the Hayride embraced new artists and new musical innovations that the staunchly conservative Grand Ole Opry would never consider. While the Opry would rarely if ever feature a performer who had not yet had a hit record, such as Stonewall Jackson, the Hayride often welcomed aspiring artists who had yet to find an audience. While the Opry banned the electric guitar and drums, the Hayride embraced a variety of musical instruments. With the dawning of the '60s, television began to establish itself as the center of family activity. Popular radio personalities like Jack Benny and Bob Hope moved from radio to television. Gunsmoke followed suit, forcing radio to .... + Informações