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After spending the last three weeks at No. 1, Cody Johnson and his Rockin' CJB look to hold-on tight to the spot for a fourth. A rare feat in the volatile world of Texas radio. To do it he'll have to figure out a way to fend off William Clark Green, Curtis Grimes, and Casey Donahew. Can he do it? Let’s find out.

This week Cody Johnson and his Rockin' CJB look to hold-on tight to the No.1 spot -- for the third consecutive week. A feat not accomplished in the volatile world of Texas radio. To do it he'll have to figure out a way to fend off William Clark Green, Curtis Grimes, and Casey Donahew. Can he do it? Let’s find out.

After two weeks at No.1 Josh Grider's "Smallest Town on Earth" slips to No.4, opening the door for any of 'em, William Clark Green, Granger Smith, Cody Johnson or Casey Donahew to land the biggest song of the week. Who got it? Let’s find out...

Seems like most everyone is bashing country music these days, and there's reason to. I heard  some legitimate reasons Why Country Music was Awful in 2013. And while calling people out for singing crappy songs serves a purpose, and may even serve to correct the ship -- you gotta admit, it's hard to argue how bad a song is, when people download it like crack.

Many of you are braving the cold and heading out to Steamboat Music Fest for a kickass time at the best Texas Music rendezvous out West -- and to hear some of your favorite bands like Turnpike Troubadours and Cory Morrow. But I'm here to tell ya, make room in your schedule to check out the following acts, you'll be glad you did.

Last week on Radio Texas, LIVE! Cody Johnson joined us for the debut of his brand new radio single "Dance Her Home." The song by the way, so popular at his live shows afterwards fans took to the internet to find it -- the only place, till now, it could be found was YouTube. Views of him singing it live number in the tens of thousand, all without radio play.

It's a traffic jam this week at the top of the chart as Kyle Park, Josh Abbott, Cody Johnson and Will Hoge all have their sights set on No.1, but there's only room for one No.1. Who lands it? Let’s find out.

A lot of movement this week as Cody Johnson, Casey Donahew and Jason Cassidy all look to unseat Brandon Rhyder's "Haggard" as the No.1 song in Texas. Were any of these guys able to pass Rhyder and land the coveted top spot? Let’s find out.

This week Brandon Rhyder makes a BIG move toward the No. 1 spot. But is it enough to overtake Cody Johnson and Jason Cassidy? Plus we see huge jumps from Casey Donahew Band and Jason Boland and the Stragglers. So, who landed at the coveted top spot? Let’s find out.

This week newcomer Josh Ward looks to keep his very first No. 1 at the top. Meanwhile Mark McKinney, Cody Johnson and Kyle Park are all looking to keep him from repeating as No. 1 in Texas. Who's got the coveted top spot? Let’s find out.

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.

Who’s the next breakout star in the Texas, Red Dirt scene? Well, if you trust Texas stalwarts like Aaron Watson and Kevin Fowler, they've both told me -- on separate occasions mind you -- that title goes to Cody Johnson. Not a bad endorsement. And this Wednesday (Feb. 27) you can catch Texas' next breakout star at Tyler's all new Coaches and Cowboys.