Q&A: Ray Benson of Asleep at the Wheel
By Richard Skanse November 2003 It may have been Waylon Jennings who officially declared that Bob Wills is still the king in Texas, but there’s …
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Q&A: Robert Earl Keen
By Richard Skanse October 2003 Friday, Sept. 19, 2003, was the day Robert Earl Keen was supposed to get to have his cake and eat …
Q&A: Chris Knight
By Mario Tarradell September 2003 If you know the music, you know the man. Americana singer-songwriter Chris Knight’s stories about Southern folks on the fringes …
Q&A: Roger Creager
By Mario Tarradell September 2003 The kid who loved baseball, yet suffered through pesky piano lessons, Houston-based Roger Creager is stepping up to the artistic …
Q&A: Joe Ely
By Richard Skanse July 2003 With the notable exception of the late, great Doug Sahm, perhaps no Texas artist fits the tag “once size fits …
Q&A: Pat Green
By Richard Skanse July 2003 When Pat Green sits down to discuss his new record, Wave on Wave, the very first thing he does is …
Q&A: Reckless Kelly
By Andrew Dansby May 2003 Reckless Kelly’s new album is packaged with a set of liner notes that reads almost like a manifesto. “The Problem:” …
Q&A: Ray Wylie Hubbard
By Andrew Dansby April 2003 He was born in Oklahoma. But the similarities between Ray Wylie Hubbard and the protagonist in “Up Against the Wall …
Q&A: The Derailers
By Andrew Dansby March 2003 Despite the chaos implied by the band’s handle, the Derailers rarely teeter on the brink of any such crashing chaos. …
Q&A: Susan Gibson
By Richard Skanse February 2003 If Susan Gibson chose to never write another song in her life, she’s already earned her footnote in the annals …
