Wear my ring


It has to be...

Soli Deo Gloria

Give me a few minutes while I review the recruits twitter feeds.

every time i would go to the hall or harry's or a date party.. "the road goes on forever and the party never ends" was played every time

horrible song

Agree with the OP. Also, one of my favorite texas country songs.

Can't speak for the rest of the University, but my favorite is "Amarillo by Morning"

Ummmm.....Fightin' Texas Aggie? Anybody? no? wow.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cWxlQaSZWxU

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swangin'

Unfortunately, i'd say the David Allen Coe or Willie or whomever song about mamas dying, prison, a dog dying, etc...

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Ummmm.....Fightin' Texas Aggie? Anybody? no? wow.

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despite the fact that i know all the orginal guys of "highway 6".... NO

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Unfortunately, i'd say the David Allen Coe or Willie or whomever song about mamas dying, prison, a dog dying, etc...

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You Never Even Called Me By My Name by David Allan Coe. Yeah, that's definitely a popular one at the hall and harry's.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XyOD-ctLXv0

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Y-uLAFQW1Hg

one of my favorite songs by one of my favorite bands about my favorite place in texas

but i would have to say that the most popular is probably that david allen coe song... you never even call me by my name.

i kinda love tom ames' prayer too... love steve earle

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QTRHIVScAXE

We Bleed Maroon? No?

DAC - at least since the 85-89 years at the Chicken!

Stasco

"Song of the South" SEC SEC SEC!

1. Guitar Town - Steve Earle
2. Whiskey Trip - Gary Stewart
3. Ring of Fire - Johnny Cash
4. You Never Even Call Me by My Name - DAC
5. Front Porch Song - REK

Garth Brooks. Friends in Low Places.

Aggie by Birth-Hawg by Marriage

"You can call it nostalgia if you want, but what if the Good Ole Days, were, uhmm, really really better?"

Garth Brooks, Friends in Low Places, Jerry Jeff and Gary P. Nunn, London Homesick Blues, Jerry Jeff, Up Against The Wall Redneck Mother, and Sangria Wine.

Aggie by Birth-Hawg by Marriage

"You can call it nostalgia if you want, but what if the Good Ole Days, were, uhmm, really really better?"

Front porch song

Done

Fightin Texas Aggie
We Bleed Maroon
The Road Goes On Forever
Goodnight Irene
London Homesick Blues

My guess is one of these...

"You got anymore questions you wanna ask?"-John Wayne


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You Never Even Called Me By My Name- DAC
Road Goes On Forever And The Party Never Ends- REK
Sangria Wine- JJW

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You Never Even Called Me By My Name by David Allan Coe. Yeah, that's definitely a popular one at the hall and harry's.

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Seriously? Still? That was the big song back when I was in college - I graduated in 1983. And that song cannot be appropriately sung along to without a longneck bottle in your hand.

"This Time Around" by Randy Rogers

Havent been to Harry's/The Hall/Daisy Duke's without hearing that one

If anyone here hasn't heard the song "Mr. Mudd and Mr. Gold" by Townes Van Zandt, do yourself a favor and listen right now. Not in a few minutes, now. And imagine A&M and Mr. Mudd and t.u. as Mr. Gold.

http://listen.grooveshark.com/#/s/Mr+Mudd+and+Mr+Gold/20lcy6

In my day, "A Six Pack To Go" by Hank Thompson and his Brazos Valley Boys.



Gig 'em, FAST FRED '65.

Before the world wide web, village idiots usually stayed in their own village.

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when i was there it was DAC never even call be by my name...but i prefer hanks 6 pack to go...id really like this to top em

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_rq5GsZHd0Y

its one of the best country songs ever written, and its dark and depressing like our football program has been for 10 years

If you're in The Station, tune into 105.3FM. I found this station about a year ago, and it is a brand new Texas Country station. Some of it is silly, but most of it appeals to the country sensibilities of those who don't want to be inundated by Nashville.

Listen one day and you'll be hooked!

Wagon Wheel - Old Crow Medicine Show.

Not the most popular in the 80's, but probably the second most popular at the Chicken (after DAC's You Don't Have to Call Me..) was...

Ramblin' Scramblin' by Jerry Jeff Walker from his early days. It was so un-PC that some with "enlightened" tastes got it banned from the Chicken for years. They will play it nowdays upon request, but it is not in regular rotation.

Some of you young-uns ought to check it out. It is some great "Texas Music" before Texas music was "cool".