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This week history was made here in Texas, as Sunny Sweeney took "My Bed" to the top of the Texas charts. You may recall "Bad Girl Phase," too, went to the top towards the end of 2014. This marks the first time a female singer has had two consecutive No. 1's in Texas. Congrats, Sunny! If you haven't gotten your hands on her album "Provoked" yet, do.

The July 2015 issue of Texas Monthly Magazine hits newsstands Monday, with two very talented Texans on the front cover - Robert Earl Keen and Lyle Lovett. This month's cover story is dedicated to "secrets behind some of your favorite Texas songs," and includes the back story of songs written by Willie Nelson, Selena, Kacey Musgraves and the Dixie Chicks.

Randy Rogers Band took the stage at 4:30 at the 2015 Country Jam, and it was a little early for the the six-member band, who admit they really like to drink late and sleep late. But they delivered a set chock-full of their biggest hits to the crowd, who lapped up the music like a camel drinks water in the desert.

I've been to more shows than I can count on my fingers and toes. As I'm sure you have, too! Each show is unique in its own right - new venue, different town, evolving lineup. However, something that seems to remain the same through the ages are the fan-stereotypes that come out of the wood works, at every single one.

It was just a little over five weeks ago that the tiny town of Van in East Texas was devastated by tornadoes.

This Friday night (June 19) one of the most buzzed-about underground country singers will be playing Cowboy's night club for the very first time. Frank Foster is a bona-fide, yet relatively "unknown" star.

On Tuesday June 16th Cory Morrow released his first album of new songs since 2010's "Brand New Me," of course we're not counting the "Live at Billy Bob's" album in 2012.

This Wednesday (June 17) one of the coolest bands out of Dallas will be heading back to Tyler to play Cowboy's nightclub.

Do you ever get the feeling that you've forgotten something? Your mom's birthday? A doctor's appointment? Basic gun safety rules during a photo shoot? To turn off the iron before you leave the house?

Since last year's release of "Metamodern Sounds in Country Music," critics have been throwing accolades at Sturgill Simpson like he is the savior of country music. And while he probably won't be, although he should be, music lovers everywhere are responding with sold-out after sold-out Sturgill show.

I mean it's the best way to do things, right? Give the people what they want. This is obviously something that Texas-based singer / songwriter Jason Cassidy wholeheartedly believes in. And finally, with his next and ninth radio single the seasoned vet can do just that.

The Turnpike Troubadours' 2012 album "Goodbye Normal Street," was a verifiable regional hit. It catapulted the boys from Oklahoma into a can't-miss show in Oklahoma, Texas and, yes, even nationally.