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After two weeks on top can Josh Abbott Band's "I'll Sing About Mine" overtake Reckless Kelly's "Pennsylvania Avenue?" Josh and company certainly hope so. Or perhaps Stoney LaRue or Jason Boland get there first. Who’s No. 1? Let’s find out.

This week Reckless Kelly tries to keep "Pennsylvania Avenue" at No. 1. Meanwhile Josh Abbott, Stoney LaRue and Jason Boland are each hoping they can move into the top spot. Who's No. 1? Let’s find out.

This week Reckless Kelly, Josh Abbott and Curtis Grimes all look to be the one to replace Kyle Park at the top of the charts. Who gets there? Let’s find out.

Since the TRRR has been on hiatus the last couple weeks there is no change in the chart. But since I haven't posted the top songs in the same amount of time, let's get caught back up. This week Kyle Park enjoys his third week on top courtesy of his first-career No. 1  with “The Night is Young” off his “Make or Break Me” album. Let's see where everyone else lines up.

This week Kyle Park is going for his (surprisingly) first No. 1 single with "The Night is Young” off his "Make or Break Me" album. But to do it he'll have to hold off Eli Young Band, Reckless Kelly and Curtis Grimes they are all hot on his heels. Can he hold them off and get to No. 1? Let’s find out.

This week Pat Green tries to get “Even the Losers” No. 1 for a second consecutive week. Last week it became his third No. 1 single off “Songs We Wish We’d Written II." But Eli Young Band, Reckless Kelly and Kyle Park are all hot on his heels. Can he hold them off? Let’s find out.

This week Pat Green tries to make "Even the Losers" his third winning single off "Songs We Wish We'd Written II," and get it to No. 1. But Eli Young Band, Reckless Kelly and Kyle Park are all hot on his heels. Can he hold them off? Let's find out.

This week for your RTX Sunday Video I've got the brand new one from Reckless Kelly. Lead singer Willy Braun and his brother Cody may be from Idaho but over the past decade their music has been woven into the fabric of Texas Music. And they’re reputation of never shying away from speaking their mind is evident with their latest “Pennsylvania Avenue.”

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 Fowler's new music video, to The Damn Quails ESPN debut, Reckless Kelly's new single with a "twist" and more here's All the Dirt in Red Dirt, last week.

This week's challenge features new music from a couple of Texas and Red Dirt powerhouse bands as Reckless Kelly's timely "Pennsylvania Avenue" goes up against Cody Canada and the Departed's "Worth the Fight." As always this won't be easy but your job is still the same, listen to both new songs and vote for your favorite.

Each week my good friend Rita Ballou takes the time to collect the wittiest, most topical and random tweets from the Texas scene. Then after she gathers them, I steal 'em. So please reward my laziness by checking out This Week in Texas and Red Dirt Tweets. This week we get an #embarrassing tweet from Josh Abbott,  Willy Braun of Reckless Kelly shares what he thinks to be the #WorstTitleEver, we fi

Reckless Kelly is easily my favorite band -- from Idaho -- who live in Texas -- named after an Australian outlaw. But seriously, they're pretty great. If you've ever pondered the difference between the Nashville and Texas scene, last year front man Willy Braun gave a great interview with Taste of Country, where he perfectly explained it. Give it a read.