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Roswell Daily Record

Location

Roswell, New Mexico, United States of America

Date

Oct 14, 2001

Page

8

Cowboy symposium honors Western Swing at Ruidoso Downs

The 12th annual Lincoln County Cowboy Symposium featured Ole’ Glory as a month after the U S terrorist attack. It included performances by Johnny Rodriguez Red Steagall and others with tributes to Bob Wills and his Texas Playboys, led by Tuffy Cooper and Collette Coker.

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Rodriguez pursues lifelong passion for music across borders

Juan Raul Davis Rodriguez born 1951 in Sabinas Texas grows up in a large Mexican Irish family. He lands in Nashville in 1971 with $14, joins Tom T. Hall's Storytellers, signs with Mercury, hits No. 1 on country charts, and drives a career through 1990s Capitol releases amid personal struggles and a 1998 acquittal in a shooting case. He remains a fixture at fairs and tours.

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Red Steagall A Texas Swing Cowboy With Global Reach

Red Steagall, a Texas Panhandle native with animal science roots from West Texas State University, has written over 200 songs and released 15 albums. He became known for Texas Swing hits like Here We Go Again and Lone Star Beer and Bob Wills Music, hosted national TV rodeo specials, performed at the White House and in Las Vegas, and cherishes life on his Fort Worth area ranch away from the limelight.

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