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Throughout the history of "Texas Music" there have been certain artists that stepped forward as... "leaders" per-say. These leaders made headway for the rest of our favorite artists. In the beginning, we had Pat Green, Cory Morrow and Roger Creager step up, followed by Randy Rogers, Wade Bowen etc etc etc.

This week, after three weeks on top, Wade Bowen drops down to the third spot; opening the door to a brand new No. 1 song. So he lands it? Josh Abbott Band, Pat Green or Stoney LaRue? Let’s find out.

This week Wade Bowen looks to hang onto the top spot for a third consecutive week, but to do it he'll have to hold off Josh Abbott Band, Pat Green and Stoney LaRue. Can one of them beat out Wade, or will When I Woke Up Today hang on to the top spot again? Let’s find out.

Pat Green's brand new single out to radio, Girls from Texas, is flying up the charts. Well, now the legendary singer/songwriter is participating in the Down Syndrome Association of Central TX 2015 calendar.

Pat Green's new album is finished, and fans are finally getting to hear it ... some of it. The Texas-bred singer tapped Lyle Lovett for a song called 'Girls From Texas.' Listen to the breezy ballad via this exclusive ToC premiere of the lyric video!

With his new single, Pat Green is back doing what Pat Green does better than anyone in the world: singin' about Texas.

This week for the RTX Sunday Video we highlight one of the best Texans to ever sing or write a song, Pat Green. Released in 2007, off his album “Cannonball” here is “Dixie Lullaby” a song Pat took to No. 26 on the Country Billboard Chart, enjoy...

We've been hearing about it for over a year, and it finally looks like Pat Green is all set to open his brand new bar (with a cool 40+ beers on tap) and live music venue. Green will of course be the first to play "The Rustic," with opening night set for Thursday Oct. 10. Patrons can expect to see both national and local acts playing concert nights, and a full menu every night.

Pat Green takes a second break from writing his own songs to honor ten artists who’ve influenced him on ‘Songs We Wish We’d Written II.’ The lead single finds the Texas-born hitmaker taking a rock n’ roll approach to ‘All Just to Get to You’ by Joe Ely.

Brooks & Dunn struck paydirt in 2003, Pat Green was ridin' a wave that same year and the Everly Brothers said hello to their first by singing "Bye Bye". Here's the rundown for Today In Country Music History for 15 July, 2011.