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- Bob Dylan [r]: American singer-songwriter beginning in the 1960's and later a member of the Travelling Wilburys. [e]
- Galveston [r]: Popular tourist destination in the Gulf of Mexico [e]
- Gurf Morlix [r]: A singer-songwriter, musician and noted producer. [e]
- Liz and Lincoln [r]: Rock-folk and America musical duet comprising Lincoln Durham and Liz Foster. [e]
- Rex Bell [r]: Texas singer-songwriter, bass player for Townes Van Zandt, Lightnin' Hopkins and Lucinda Williams [e]
- Scott Nolan [r]: A singer-songwriter based out of Winnepeg, Canada. [e]
- Singer-songwriter [r]: Performers who write the lyrics and compose the music for the majority of the songs they perform, often as soloists. [e]
- Stingaree Music Festival [r]: An annual folk music festival held in Cystal Beach, Texas started by Hayes Carll. [e]
- Larry McMurtry [r]: (1936-2021) Prolific American novelist of books about the U.S. Old West, many of which were adapted to film or TV. [e]
- Lucinda Williams [r]: A three-time Grammy Award-winning Texas folk singer-songwriter. [e]