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Last week JB and the Moonshine Band enjoyed their third consecutive No.1 single off of "Beer for Breakfast. This week Granger Smith looks to overtake the guys and score his first ever. But Turnpike Troubadors and Josh Grider are both vying for that No. 1 spot as well. Who's at the top? Let’s find out.

It wasn't long ago Cody, Cody, John, Jeff and Gary of Whiskey Myers were playing to sparse crowds anywhere they could plug in, in and around Tyler. Now it's a critically acclaimed album, Rock 'n Roll cruises, chart topping singles, and a blossoming national fan base. This week the guys went home, to play before a capacity crowd at Cowboy's in Tyler. But not before their episode of Concrete Country

How country is Jason Cassidy keeping it with his new album? That depends how country you think fiddle, steel guitar, at times thoughtful and at times rowdy lyrics are. Cassidy stopped by Radio Texas, LIVE! last week where we kept it very country, plus debuted his next radio single "Damn Good Beer." Check this out.

Congratulations to a long time and good friend of Radio Texas, LIVE! on scoring his very first No.1 single on the Texas Music Chart. Granger Smith is not only one of the hardest working dudes in the Texas scene, he's probably the only guy in it any of us would be cool with our little sister dating -- If he weren't married and expecting his second child, of course.

We know what it's like to go to a venue, wait in line, buy a ticket and stand among a huge crowd to see one of your favorite bands.

If I were planning a trip across the ocean to hunt animals in Africa, there is not another person in all of Texas I can think of who I'd rather go with than Kevin Fowler. Turns out, the Redneck Messiah has an African safari planned -- and you're just two steps away from your chance to go with him, courtesy of Tough Country.

With radio hits under his belt (“What if,” “Blame it on Waylon,” “Ride of Your Life," “Honky Tonk Heaven”) Jason Cassidy is guy who's music you probably recognize, even if you don't recognize his name, yet. With his second studio album, out today (7/16), Cassidy aims to ensure you learn his name, his music, and what he plans to do with the music -- "Keep it Country."

We all know who George Strait is, he just landed the 60th No.1 single of his career. He's also announced he will be retiring from touring once his current Cowboy Rides Away Tour wraps in 2014. A few weeks ago Kyle Park called in to debut his new single, "Fit for the King" a tribute to Strait, today the official video hit YouTube -- Check it out.

They released their debut album, “Bossier City” in 2007. By 2012, with their third album “Goodbye Normal Street” in tow, the Turnpike Troubadours established themselves as a premiere band in the Texas/Red Dirt scene. For proof look no further than that “Goodbye Normal Street” was the No. 1 selling album of the year at Lone Star Music.

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.

The Rankin Twins sing in harmony, speak in unison, and their new single "Jezebel" is set to hit radio in August. But we don't have to wait that long to see the accompanying video. Give it a watch -- you'll be in for a few surprises, like Josh Abbott tied up in a closet and some... ahem side boob from an unidentified skinny dipping red head.

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.