CMA of Texas

CMA of Texas We are a support tool of the independent Texas artist who deserves recognition and encouragement to continue their careers.
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The CMA of Texas began back in 1975 when James White (owner of the Broken Spoke in Austin, TX) and his friend and radio personality, Bud Fisher, began to hold recognition events at the Broken Spoke. In 2013, it took on official status with the State of Texas as a non-profit, expanding its reach with only one purpose in mind - to be a support tool of the independent artist who deserves recognition and encouragement to continue his/her artistic endeavor.

08/20/2026

Me and the Boyz will be jamming live tunes in Amarillo this Thursday evening!

Oh My Goodness!!!! TILLURIDE on stage at the CONTINENTAL in Houston!!!!!
08/20/2026

Oh My Goodness!!!! TILLURIDE on stage at the CONTINENTAL in Houston!!!!!

08/19/2026

We LOVE when Lubbock musicians produce new music! Check out the latest from our friend Jordan Robert Kirk

Texas Music Office

08/19/2026

Spend your Saturday afternoon celebrating the music, poetry, and stories of the West! Join us Saturday, September 26 at 4:00 p.m. for a special performance featuring:

Ed Meyer
Kristyn Harris Trio
Teresa Burleson

It’s all part of the Winnsboro Cowboy Music & Poetry Gathering at the Winnsboro Center for the Arts.

Tickets & information: https://winnsborocenterforthearts.com/cowboy-music-and-poetry-gathering/

08/19/2026

I think that Bend needs a sister city.
Terlingua would be the obvious choice.
I was getting tacos at La Posada Milagro in Terlingua.
It was an early morning preceded by a self-inflicted fog.
It was early.
Early.
I had to get back to the other Bend.
I sat on the porch by the Starlight eating tacos.
Roger and Rory appeared in the parking lot.
Asleep or not yet slept.
We said our hellos.

I drove fast back to the Bend General Store.
It was a Friday.
I stepped out of the truck in time for running sound and facilitating whatever it is I do here.

I left Terlingua in the morning.
I drove fast.
When I stepped out of the truck in Bend, I was greeted by an assemblage of characters not unlike the place I had left.

The irony did not escape me.

I smiled for sure.

Anyway, our friend Roger was strumming here this last weekend.
I handed him Ray Wylie Hubbard's guitar.

I tell people that Roger belongs in a different century.
He can't be labeled a miscreant for his indifference towards vehicle registration stickers and such.

When I first met Roger, he had a a registration sticker in his window that he had drawn himself.

Frankly I think it looked better than the official sticker.

Roger played with Joel Allan this weekend and boy were they simpatico.

I realize after writing this that I cannot remember the point of my narrative.
He did play a song for Karen, and she seemed a little week in the knees.

Thanks for the guitar, Ray.

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