Texas Country Blues certainly has a distinct history and influential sound all its own. Raw and gritty, seemingly fashioned out of the Texas clay itself, folded into the heartbreak and harsh realities that life in the Lone Star State could bring with it, all supplemented with a joyful and irrepressible spirit of independence. And while Texas has produced lots of famous musicians over the years in all sorts of musical genres, we think those Blues artists whose work could be incorporated underneath the Texas Country Blues umbrella are some of the finest the state ever offered. From the true masters, like Lightnin' Hopkins, Frankie Lee Sims, Smokey Hogg, and Little Son Jackson, to some of the 'lesser knowns,' like L.C. Wliiams, Whistlin' Alex Moore, Ernest "Buddy" Lewis, Manny Nichols, Nathaniel Terry, and more, come and join us for two hours of raw, unfiltered Postwar Country Blues from the Lone Star State.

Texas Country Blues certainly has a distinct history and influential sound all its own. Raw and gritty, seemingly fashioned out of the Texas clay itself, folded into the heartbreak and harsh realities that life in the Lone Star State could bring with it, all supplemented with a joyful and irrepressible spirit of independence. And while Texas has produced lots of famous musicians over the years in all sorts of musical genres, we think those Blues artists whose work could be incorporated underneath the Texas Country Blues umbrella are some of the finest the state ever offered. From the true masters, like Lightnin' Hopkins, Frankie Lee Sims, Smokey Hogg, and Little Son Jackson, to some of the 'lesser knowns,' like L.C. Wliiams, Whistlin' Alex Moore, Ernest "Buddy" Lewis, Manny Nichols, Nathaniel Terry, and more, come and join us for two hours of raw, unfiltered Postwar Country Blues from the Lone Star State.