Ray Wylie Hubbard

We all know David Letterman was a fan of RWH, with his retirement might he have a new late night champion in Conan O'Brien? We can hope.

It's true. I am a long time fan-girl of the Texas-Red Dirt Music scene. As such I can personally say how much I LOVE and appreciate when artists let us in to their lives and careers through their social media accounts. As opposed to just Tweeting to remind us when and where they can buy their merch and tickets.

Texas legend Ray Wylie Hubbard unleashed his latest upon the world. It's called "The Ruffians Misfortune," and folks are loving it -- see for yourself, then download it here.

Ray Wylie Hubbard has been on the music scene since the 60's and the man continues to write, record, and tour as much as ever. As a matter of fact, he just released yet another new album today entitled 'The Ruffian's Misfortune'.

Today, Ray Wylie Hubbard and his beautiful wife, Judy, posted the chords on YouTube to one of his biggest songs. I can't find the original post on Facebook, but from what I recall, a kid sent Hubbard an email asking if the legendary singer/songwriter would share, with him, the chords to Snake Farm. Mr. "Screw You We're from Texas," did him one better.

The Dirty River Boys are great. Their Music is great, and they are a great group of dudes. But the greatest thing about these boys from El Paso, is how greatly they believe in themselves. Well, that and the fact their belief isn't misplaced.

If you are a fan of Texas Country music, then you know the name Ray Wylie Hubbard. He did nothing but make fans of this genre proud by rocking the stage of The Late Show with David Letterman.

It's not often that Ray Wylie Hubbard comes to San Angelo but he is back and ready to rock.  Tomorrow, the 31st, you can find Ray Wylie on the patio at Fiddlestring Sports Bar playing all your favorites.