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Houstonian. Journalist. Music lover. Heart attack survivor. Not unrelated.
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Here's our top 10 greatest musicians in Texas history. Vote for yours!

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By Jamil David , Chris Gray , Gwen Howerton 
| Chron
— Jamil David Article continues below this ad 9. DJ Screw Houston hip-hop would not be what it is without the legendary work of DJ Screw. Fans would drive hundreds of miles to pick up his mixtapes, and the pioneer of the "chopped-and-screwed" technique and leader of Screwed Up Click has lived long past his too-short life of 29 years. DJ Screw is consistently honored by rap contemporaries, from Megan Thee Stallion to Travis Scott. — Abigail Rosenthal Article continues below this ad 8.
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After 6 years, new study details Gulf of Mexico's amberjack population

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By Chris Gray 
| Yahoo
More than five years after Congress allotted them $10 million, researchers from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and more than a dozen educational institutions have completed a comprehensive population study into amberjack, the large predatory fish prized by anglers and seafood connoisseurs alike. Led by the University of South Alabama's Dr. Sean P.
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Gulf of Mexico predator still overfished, claims new study

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By Chris Gray 
| Chron
More than five years after Congress allotted them $10 million, researchers from the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration and more than a dozen educational institutions have completed a comprehensive population study into amberjack, the large predatory fish prized by anglers and seafood connoisseurs alike. Led by the University of South Alabama's Dr. Sean P.
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