It was on this date (May 19) in 2010, the press release announcing the band Cross Canadian Ragweed was "taking a break" was released. The announcement forever changed the Texas / Red Dirt music scene and left all of us screaming "CARRRRRNNNEEEYYYY MANNNNN!!"
Rita Ballou from Rawhide and Velvet joins Radio Texas, LIVE! each week to keep us up to date on all the happenings in the Texas Music scene. From Adam Hood's nuptials to JB and the Moonshine Band's new video and Cross Canadian Ragweed on television, here’s All the Dirt in Red Dirt, last week.
Even though they are no more, Cross Canadian Ragweed is, by many accounts, one of the best bands to ever come out of the Red Dirt scene. So, this week we pay homage to The Boys From Oklahoma with The RTX Sunday Video.
This week we've got some Ragweed news, is Don Williams is in fact putting out a new album, a Texas Regional Radio Music Awards update plus more! Rita Ballou from Rawhideandvelvet.com joins the RTX Crew each week for All the Dirt in Red Dirt, here's a preview of what she has for us on tonight's episode of Radio Texas Live.
It's been nearly two years since the most beloved band in the history of Red Dirt Music broke up. Rumors of Cross Canadian Ragweed's split have run rampant, but not many questions have actually been answered, until now. In an interview with DallasObserver.com, former Ragweed frontman Cody Canada revealed a lot and set the record straight on a few things.
Rita Ballou joins The RTX Crew (that rhymes) each week to bring us the Dirt in Texas and Red Dirt Music. She’s not one to pull punches and remarkably she actually does seem to have her hand on the pulse of our scene. She tends to ruffle feathers but that’s only because people are paying attention. And do no...
Today during my daily check of RawHideAndVelvet.com I discovered the legendary but now defunct Red Dirt powerhouse Cross Canadian Ragweed has a box set of music hitting stores just in time for the holiday season. The box set will contain 5 albums and 1 DVD.
They're one of the biggest bands to come out of the Texas/Red Dirt scene and even though they are no more, their music will live on forever. In October 2005, Ragweed released their album 'Garage' featuring 'a single which became their first top 40 hit on the country charts. peaking at #39.