By Texas Music, TXA 21 Clearly Means "Country Music." And, Not Texan.

Late last night, Lori Conrad at KTVT and KTXA sent word: Channel 21's about to launch a music show: The Texas Music Scene (catchy?), which will air on TXA 21 after Texas Rangers Friday Night Baseball around 10:30ish p.m. every week beginning this Friday, matter of fact. But those expecting...

By Robert Wilonsky

April 7, 2010

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Late last night, Lori Conrad at KTVT and KTXA sent word: Channel 21's about to launch a music show: The Texas Music Scene (catchy?), which will air on TXA 21 after Texas Rangers Friday Night Baseball around 10:30ish p.m. every week beginning this Friday, matter of fact. But those expecting something from The Texas Music Scene other than the same ol' song-and-line-dance will be disappointed, if the press release is any indication:

The half-hour program is hosted by Asleep at the Wheel founder and front man Ray Benson. It will feature interviews with and performances by prominent -- as well as up-and-coming -- Texas musicians including Willie Nelson, George Strait, Pat Green, Robert Earl Keen, Cross Canadian Ragweed, Reckless Kelly, Kevin Fowler.

I'm just gonna say it now: Cross Canadian Ragweed's from Oklahoma.

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