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FEBRUARY/MARCH 2003 VOL. 21 NO. 1 George Strait Inducted into Cowboy Hall (L to R): Former Rodeo Champion Phil Lyne (who nominated George for induction), Strait and former Rodeo Champion Roy Cooper. Lyne and Cooper introduced Strait at the Hall of Fame induction ceremony on January 10 - Photo by Brenda Allen Singer George Strait Inducted Into Cowboy Hall of Fame By John Goodspeed Fame members as Ty Murray, world champi- place was his father, James Allen of Santa San Antonio Express-News on all-around cowboy seven times; six-time Anna. FORT WORTH - George Strait won fame all-around cowboy Larry Mahon; eight-time Also honored was one of the longest-run- singing about cowboys. world bull riding champ Don Gray; and four- ning bands in the nation, the Light Crust Now he's in the Texas Cowboy Hall of time world bull riding champion Tuff Doughboys, founded in 1931 by Bob Wills Fame for being one. Hedeman. and Milton Brown. The band was given the Strait, who reached a record 50 No. 1 sin- The other 2003 inductees are Fred Whitfield first Spirit of Texas Award, which celebrates gles last month, was one of six inductees hon- of Hodkley, who won his seventh world the uniqueness of Texas and Texans. ored Friday evening before about 500 guests championship in calf-roping last fall; Guy The Doughboys are nominated for their fifth at the cavernous brick and con- Grammy, for best gospel album, crete museum, at one time a "We Called Him Mr. Gospel horse barn, in the Fort Worth Music: The James Blackwood Stockyards National Historical Tribute Album." District. Hall of Fame member Phil Lyne "Being successful in the of Cotulla, two-time world cham- country music business has pion all-around cowboy, nominat- given me the opportunity to do ed Strait for the honor. Strait was a lot of things I always wanted introduced by Lyne and fellow to do - have a place of my own Hall of Famer Roy Cooper of and live a life I always wanted Childress, eight-time world calf to live," said Strait, who grew roping champion. up in Pearsall and learned to Like the others, Strait will select love horses and cattle at the personal mementos to donate to family ranch in Big Wells. the museum's collection. Saying he feels fortunate to Strait began his team roping be able to do the things he event 20 years ago in Kingsville. loves, Strait added, "Someone thought Allen of Santa Anna, a 16-time world champi- It grew to one of the nation's largest and enough of that to say, 'Hey, let's nominate on steer roper; Neal and Kay Guy of moved to the San Antonio Rose Palace sever- him for the Texas Cowboy Hall of Fame.' Mesquite, co-founders of the Mesquite al years ago. Almost $300,000 in cash and That means a heck of a lot to me.... I'm real Championship Rodeo and producers of the prizes was awarded last year. proud to be included here." Fort Worth Stock Show, which opens today; This year, the competition is scheduled for The country music superstar was recognized and legendary cutter March 14 and 15. for the George Strait Team Roping Classic, Helen K. Groves, who grew up on the King The Hall of Fame, which moved to Fort one of the biggest in the nation, and elevating Ranch and spent three decades breeding and Worth in 2001 after opening in Hico in 1999, the image of the cowboy around the world riding cutting horses. honors people who excel in supporting the through his music. Allen could not attend because he was com- Western lifestyle as well as the rodeo industry The honor puts Strait alongside such Hall of peting in Odessa. Accepting the honor in his and competitors in Texas. n STRAIT TALK George Strait Releases His First Live Record on February 11th Live DVD to Follow on February 25th FOR THE LAST TIME - LIVE FROM THE ASTRODOME Recorded at the closing night of the “Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo” on March 3, 2002 Every time George Strait releases a new first "Live" video record- record, it becomes an event. Likewise, his ing for sale in over a concerts have taken on near legendary decade. proportions. Now, for the first time in an The Houston audio recording, Strait's two worlds col- Astrodome was home to lide. the "Houston Livestock On February 11th George Strait will Show and Rodeo" for the release For the Last Time - Live From the last 37 years. On its final Astrodome (MCA Nashville), his first live night, Strait played to a disc ever. The 16-song collection, record- record-breaking crowd of ed on the closing night of the "Houston 68,266 people, marking Livestock Show and Rodeo" on March the largest ticketed audi- 3rd, contains some of George's biggest ence for any event held at hits like "Amarillo By Morning" and his the dome. Among those in latest #1 single, "She'll Leave You With A the audience were Smile." President and Mrs. A live performance DVD of the same George Bush. The former name with three additional songs will be President took the stage to released on February 25th. It is Strait’s present Strait with an award say- ing, "It is an honor to give this final award to the guy that deserves it reminisced about the first time he played the most. Everybody at the rodeo loves the Rodeo. "It really does seem like only him, everyone in Texas loves him and yesterday when the late great Eddie everyone across this country loves his Rabbitt got sick that night," said Strait. music. And I can tell you, he's just as great "They called me and I'd just got in from a a guy in person as he is up here on this tour. They said, 'Can you be at the stage. George, well done sir." Houston Astrodome to play at the rodeo in Co-produced by Strait and long time col- about two hours?' and I said, 'Hmm... This laborator Tony, Brown, For the Last Time has got to be a joke.' I managed to get a will mark Strait's 30th album release. Said hold of everybody and they put us on an Brown, "I have worked with George on 12 airplane and flew us up here. What a night albums and the man never fails to amaze that was and it's been great ever since." me. He has integrity and a very keen sense Strait will return to Houston on February of who he is musically. Working with him 25, 2003 for the opening ceremonies of on his first live recording is certainly one the "Houston Livestock Show and Rodeo" of the milestones of my career." in its brand new home, the newly built From the stage that evening and caught Reliant Stadium. #217 New Color George Strait 8x10 Photo n (see Merchandise Order Form) on tape for the disc and the DVD, Strait STRAIT TALK George Strait Team Roping Classic Invites Renowned Roping Entertainer To Perform During Finals The 21st Annual George Strait Team in the South Texas area. under are admitted free. Tickets can be Roping Classic announces a special per- The 21st Annual George Strait Team purchased online at www.gstrc.com, by former to the already impressive event Roping Classic takes place on March 14th phone at 210-698-0791 or by mailing happening March 14th and 15th at the and 15th at the Rose Palace in San checks or money orders to: George Strait Rose Palace in San Antonio, Texas. Antonio, Texas. Tickets are only $16 per Team Roping Classic - PMB #452, 24165 George Strait has invited renowned day including shipping and handling, and IH-10 West, Suite 217, San Antonio, TX Mexican charro Jerry Diaz to perform dur- go on sale December 1st. Children 6 and 78257-1159.n ing the roping finals on the 15th. Diaz, known for his spectacular trick roping and horsemanship will perform between each one of the go-rounds. George Strait Team Diaz is a charro in the tradition of the Mexican sharro whose origins date back to the 17th century. The charro, who Roping Classic Announces developed the customs, dress, music and equestrian skills later borrowed by the American cowboy, dresses in traditional Registration Days costume and is skilled in horsemanship, Registration for teams wishing to com- red-wrapped horns are released in each of steer roping and trick roping. Known for pete in the 2003 George Strait Team the three short-go rounds. If a contestant his expertise with the maguey ropy while Roping Classic is on Monday, March 3rd wins the round on one of the red-wrapped on foot, riding or standing atop his horse, and Tuesday, March 4th. Contestants may steers, they pick up the prize money. If the Diaz has been a crowd pleaser since 1985. register on these days by phone by calling money is not won during the round it dou- He is also an accomplished singer and 210-698-9251 between the hours of 5PM - bles for the next round. recording artist. He has performed on tele- 10 PM CST. Cost is $400 per team and Tickets for the 2003 GSTRC are only vision shows and in movies and has payable on March 14th before 9:45AM. $16 per day including shipping and han- appeared at many of the country’s top Each roper may enter three times. dling, and are on sale now at rodeo including the National Western The 2003 George Strait Team Roping www.gstrc.com, by phone at 210-698- Stock Show and Rodeo in Denver, the Classic takes place on March 14th and 0791 or by mailing checks or money American Royal Stock Show and Rodeo 15th at the Rose Palace in San Antonio, orders to: George Strait Team Roping in Kansas City and The Houston Texas.
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