roger creager

Last week Roger Creager went to the top of the Texas charts with something like his 121st consecutive single. This week he looks to keep "For You I Do" at the top, but to do it he'll have to hold off JB and the Moonshine Band and Granger Smith, both hot on his heals for that No. 1 spot. Who's at the top? Let’s find out.

After enjoying his first stint at the top of the Texas charts, this week William Clark Green sees some big jumps from both Roger Creager and JB and the Moonshine Band, both hot on his heals for that No. 1 spot. Who's at the top? Let’s find out.

After one week on the top of the Texas charts, Randy Rogers Band drops to No. 2 making way for either William Clark Green or Granger Smith to get their first No. 1 single -- but, not so fast. Roger Creager, who has made a career of topping the chart, is itching to return. Who's got the top spot? Let’s find out.

It's nearly here! This Thursday, Friday and Saturday May 9th-11th, Rebels and Roses 2013 descends upon Gator Run Offroad Park in Tatum. And will feature performances from Whiskey Myers, Josh Weathers, Jason Boland, Cody Johnson, Aaron Lewis and Roger Creager, who called into Radio Texas, LIVE! to talk about the festival, his new single "For You I Do," and his new music video.

Make plans now to join us for Rebels and Roses 2013. Beginning Thursday May 9th and running through Saturday May 11th, twenty-something bands will ascend on East Texas and Gator Run Offroad Park, in Tatum, for one hell of a muddy good time.

Man, West Texans party hard. Just as hard as East Texans, except they do it in the dirt -- in a lot of dirt. This weekend I made my way to Midland for "Crude Fest," what a great show. And once we got accustomed to the layer of dirt on everything, we were able to enjoy some really great weather. Here's some pics from the show.

Rita Ballou joins Radio Texas, LIVE! each week to keep us up to date on all the happenings in the Texas and Red Dirt Music scene. This week she had the dirt on Roger Creager's power outage, the new Whiskey Myers video, William Clark Green's new album, plus more.

Rita Ballou, blogger extraordinaire, joins Radio Texas, LIVE! each week to keep us up to date on all the dirt in the Texas and Red Dirt Music scene. This week Roger Creager gives us his take on the Texas scene, Adam Hood goes YouTube crazy, Texas Music Charts releases the biggest songs of 2012 plus more. Check out this week's Dirt.

Roger Creager's been in the Texas Music game for over a decade. Now with six albums and six consecutive No. 1 singles to his credit, he's certainly not showing any signs of slowing down. Recently I caught up with the good-natured A&M alum, we played "Five Questions," explained how to say his name correctly and we discovered there's more to his latest hit "Crazy Again," than

He's had something like eight or nine consecutive No.1 singles in Texas -- to be honest no one really knows for sure how many it's been, and this Wednesday (9/26) Roger Creager is bringing all of them plus more to Electric Cowboy in Tyler.

All right, new week means new RTX New Music Challenge and once again we aren't making your job easy. This week we've got one of the most buzzed about singles of 2012, "Smile" from Curtis Grimes going against the king of No. 1's Roger Creager and his latest, "Crazy Again." Your job is the same, listen to both and vote for your favorite.

Why go see Roger Creager? Well, he puts on one of the best live a shows around. Then there's his habit of releasing radio singles that go straight to No. 1 in Texas. That, plus he'll be bringing his live show and string of No. 1's to Graham Central Station in Longview tonight, and Radio Texas, LIVE! has your chance to go FREE. Now, you've gotta go.