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Ray Wylie Hubbard keeps the pedal to the metal as he's about to hit 80

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Ray Wylie Hubbard keeps the pedal to the metal as he's about to hit 80

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Ray Wylie Hubbard's new album, "Reel 2 Reel 4 Real," includes songs that Hubbard will neither confirm nor deny are based on his life. Jason Koerner/Getty Images Ray Wylie Hubbard is about to turn 80, but he’s not slowing down. He’s not even paying attention to the speed limit.
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San Antonio string band Righteous Intonation makes fresh new music from old-time sources

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By Hector Saldana
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Rightous Intonation --Tal Spackman (from left), Nick Spyker, Connor Montoya and Patrick Hoppe — are celebrating the release of the band’s new album “Songs From Texas.” Courtesy Righteous Intonation Righteous Intonation sounds like the name of a gospel group. But when these musicians open their mouths to sing, they conjure memories of dusty cowboy poets, Jerry Jeff Walker campfire song-swaps, Marty Robbins storybook ballads and even Robbie Robertson’s Civil War-inspired songs with the Band.
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