Musicians -- Texas
Found in 10109 Collections and/or Records:
Handwritten lyric fragment “My Little Girl She a Sweet Fine Thing” written in blue ink on Colony Square Hotel stationary, undated
Handwritten lyrics, undated
Archives material received from the surviving family of musician, Rich Minus. This collection are the remaining items of Rich Minus’s life possessions from childhood mementos, to posters, and handwritten song lyrics. Majority of the items in the collection were photocopied from the original documents due to issues of mold. Also, included in the collection are his well-known black cowboy hat, guitar and guitar strap are part of this collection, 1940-2018.
Handwritten lyrics by Willie Nelson, including “I Still Can’t Believe that You’re Gone,” “You’ve Got to Figure Yourself…” “Is This Just Another Song,” “Why do I Write God?” “Don’t Ask Me Why I Love You,” “Can We Go Straight to Heaven From Here?” “If you Can’t Feel the Fire,” “Fast Eddie and the Japs,” “Don’t Start Looking for Someplace to Run To…” “Safety in Numbers,” “A Bitter Pill,” “Sweet Destinations,” and other untitled lyrics, 1977-1994, undated
This series is composed of material relating to Nelson's career as a singer, songwriter and performer. It contains Nelson's own song compositions, scripts for possible movie projects, letters to Nelson suggesting songs and other projects, and Nelson's tour itineraries. Of interest are Nelson's handwritten lyrics, some scribbled on paper scraps, napkins, and hotel stationery.
Handwritten lyrics for “House is Rockin’” by Stevie Ray Vaughan. Two (2) verses and chorus, 17 lines, red marker, and pen, undated
Handwritten lyrics fragment “Some Call Me a Texas Twister…”, 9 lines, black marker, undated
Handwritten note on hotel stationary envelope: “Jimmie faking a heart attack or going crazy when we were kids. Saying I had driven him crazy” [written by Stevie Ray Vaughan, undated
Handwritten note on Peabody Hotel stationary: “I would rather have a big change in my life than to take the small change that the world I have been involved in offers me.”, undated
Handwritten notes critiquing Albuquerque and Denver shows, undated
Handwritten notes on future ideas for recordings and productions, 1 grey legal pad page, written in blue ink, undated
Handwritten notes re. unidentified interviews
This listing refers to interviews conducted by Bill Crawford for which written transcripts and/or notes have been made. Box and folder numbers in this list refer to these transcripts and/or notes. Tape numbers in this list refer to the audiocassette tapes listed more fully in Series III.)
Handwritten song lyrics of “Wheel Keeps on Rollin’”, “Quitin’ Time”, “Hot Rod Lincoln”, “Don’t Let Go”, undated
Handwritten song lyrics such as “Marie”, “Jingle Bell Boogie”, “Rodeo Song”, “Hey Baby Kep-Pa-So”, “I Wish You Knew”, and “Smoke, Smoke, Smoke”, undated
Hank Harrison cover, February, 2018
This series contains a near-complete run of the newspaper from 1975-2019.
Hank Thompson - Billboard Award, 1956
Photographs, costumes, posters, awards, clippings dating from 1930s-1990s and featuring members of the Texas Western Swing Hall of Fame comprise the bulk of this collection. Items of note include Bob Wills’ hat and a fiddle he reportedly played, and Laura Lee McBride’s fringed leather costume.
Hank Thompson - Cash Box Award, 1963
Photographs, costumes, posters, awards, clippings dating from 1930s-1990s and featuring members of the Texas Western Swing Hall of Fame comprise the bulk of this collection. Items of note include Bob Wills’ hat and a fiddle he reportedly played, and Laura Lee McBride’s fringed leather costume.
Hank Thompson cover, December, 1991
This series contains a near-complete run of the newspaper from 1975-2019.
Hank Thompson - Cowboy Hat
Photographs, costumes, posters, awards, clippings dating from 1930s-1990s and featuring members of the Texas Western Swing Hall of Fame comprise the bulk of this collection. Items of note include Bob Wills’ hat and a fiddle he reportedly played, and Laura Lee McBride’s fringed leather costume.
Hank Thompson - Photograph
Photographs, costumes, posters, awards, clippings dating from 1930s-1990s and featuring members of the Texas Western Swing Hall of Fame comprise the bulk of this collection. Items of note include Bob Wills’ hat and a fiddle he reportedly played, and Laura Lee McBride’s fringed leather costume.
Hank Williams III cover, April, 2000
This series contains a near-complete run of the newspaper from 1975-2019.
Hank Williams, Jr cover (2), July, 1976
This series contains a near-complete run of the newspaper from 1975-2019.