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The Journal of Texas Music History 2007 Get Committed to Texas/Donors et al.: Donors GET COMMITTED TO TEXAS Donors The Center for Texas Music History is a nonprofit educational program designed to help students, scholars, and the general public better understand how Texas music reflects the richly diverse ethnic and cultural heritage of the American Southwest. Within its first few years, the Center has developed a number of very successful projects focusing on the preservation and study of Southwestern music history. In order to continue this success, we need your help. Your contribution will help fund continued publication of The Journal of Texas Music History, along with all the other important educational projects we have underway. We are very grateful to the donors listed on this page. They have made a personal commitment to preserving the musical heritage of the Southwest. Their efforts will help us continue to increase awareness of how Texas music represents the unique historical development of the region. Won’t you join us in promoting the preservation and study of Texas music history? Founding 100 Sharon Sandomirsky Alta Campbell Perry & Marianne Moore Kathie Cleveland Members’ Circle: & Chris Ellison Bob & Nancy Cavendish Alan Munde Joseph & Janice Collins $1,000 or more Paul & Jo Snider Kathie N. Cleveland Bill & Patrice Nance Antoinette Conroy Gregg Andrews & Jerome & Cathy Supple Carolyn Conn Julie & George Parker Jimmie & Teresa Criss Vikki Bynum Texas Heritage Songwriters Crockett Elementary Jim & Dianne Pape Joe & Ruth Dahlstrom Association Horizons Group Rick Perkins Mr & Mrs. William Damron A4Byron & Rebecca Augustin Richard & Laurie Baish Lucky & Becky Tomblin, Susan W. Darrow Nolan Porterfield Virginia Z. Deal Ronald & Judy Brown The Tomblin Family Dawound Enterprises, Inc. T. Cay Rowe & Tim Thomson Carol Dochen Richard Cheatham Foundation Elizabeth Denton Curtis Schafer Harry & Ellen Factor Phillip & Cecilia Collins Nina B. Wright Carol Dohen Donald & Mary Bleve Shaw Bob & Mary Fulton John & Robin Dickson, Tom & Teresa Duplissey Denise & Dennis Smart Pam Golightly Dickson Productions Associate Members: Ray & Mary Margaret Farabee Steve Stiles Frank & Louise Hall Ralph & Patti Dowling $500–$999 Beth & Jon Erickson Everett & Donna Swinney Dennis & Cash Hermes Dennis & Margaret Dunn Balie Griffith John Farneti, Jr. Phi Alpha Theta History Honor R. C. Harshman Ann Marie Ellis Bobby & Nancy Barnard, Alton & Dorothy Gattis Society at Texas State Kelly Harwood Tracie Ferguson in memory Sundance Records & Tapes Mariko Gomez University-San Marcos L. Patrick Hughes of Deschamps “Champ” Mary Brennan & Alan Apel Doug Hanners Philip & Leslie Tom Rumaldo & Teresa Juarez Hood & Walter Hyatt Harcourt Brace, Inc. Johnny Harvey Ingrid Weigand & George Dolis Carolynn Lankford Kent Finlay, Cheatham Street Rod Kennedy, Ray Hennig, Bill & Kim Whitbeck Nora Linares-Moeller Warehouse Kerrville Festivals, Inc. Heart of Texas Music Dr. Raymond White Clyde Littlefield Margie First Mary Ann Mendoza Kathleen Hudson, Texas Carol J. Whitcraft Robert Livingston Gary & Francine Hartman Chad Raney, Heritage Music Larry York & Peggy Bradley Mr. & Mrs. Ronald R. Glenn & Donna Joy Lone Star Music.com Foundation Christie Zander Newsom The Joan & Herb Kelleher Fisher–Rosemount Systems Kern & Becky Huff Wayne Zatopeck Carolyn Pate Foundation Frank Josserand Michael Pierce Lee & Judy Keller Patrons: Harris Kaffie Friends: Hardeman Smyer John Kunz, Waterloo Records $100-$499 William “Skip” King Up to $100 Joe & Alice Specht Grant Mazak Michael & Lulu Abbott Jack Lane Tom Adler Bryan Sperry James E. & Cathey Moore Thomas C. Bailey Kathryn Ledbetter Katheryn & Larry Anderson Steve Sucher in memory William & Michelle Musser Paul Belanger David Lippman & Cynthia Beeman of Tary Owens Darrell & Barbara Piersol Ed Bergin Christina Simpson Jay Brakefield Stan & Jan Tartakov The PSH Foundation Gene & Lynn Borgeois Ken & Patty Margerison Paula Bosse Cody & Elizabeth Vickers Ronda Regan John & Sara Boyer Tim & Jennifer Marlow Sara Davis Boyer James & Jane Wilson Robert & Kim Richey Elizabeth Bradshaw, Ginny’s Eve McArthur Ramiro & Jewels Burr Colin Wise Mildred Roddy Printing and Copying Michael Moeller Carol & Kay Burton Larry Wolz Elmer & Susan Rosenberger Lisa Bruce Kevin E. Mooney Randall Collier Mandy York Produced by The Berkeley Electronic Press, 2007 1 Journal of Texas Music History, Vol. 7 [2007], Iss. 1, Art. 2 MUSIC HISTORY! The Center for Texas Music History announces: YES! I want to support the Center for Texas Music Travelin’ Texas, Volume 1 History with a tax-deductible gift that will help to 18 songs by such great Texas artists as: preserve and study the Southwest’s musical heritage. Asleep at the Wheel Levels of Commitment Tish Hinojosa (any amount appreciated): Marcia Ball Joe Ely Founding 100 Members’ Circle $1,000 or more _______ Terri Hendrix Butch Hancock Associates $500-999 _______ Jimmie Dale Gilmore Patrons $100-499 _______ Friends Up to $100 _______ Travelin’ Texas, Volume 2 Thank you for your support! 19 songs by such great Texas artists as: Name: _____________________________________ Delbert McClinton Robert Earl Keen Address: ____________________________________ Eliza Gilkyson The Ace in the Hole Band City/State/Zip: _______________________________ featuring George Strait Billy Joe Shaver ___________________________________________ Ray Wylie Hubbard 5a Sara Hickman ___________________________________________ Telephone or e-mail: __________________________ Travelin’ Texas, Volume 3 21 songs by such great Texas artists as: Make check payable to: The Flatlanders The Center for Texas Music History Pat Green Lavelle White My check is enclosed for: $______________________ Rosie Flores Jerry Jeff Walker Please charge my: VISA MasterCard Toni Price in the amount of: $_____________ Exp.: _________ Card Number: _______________________________ Texas Music History Unpluged Signature:___________________________________ 15 songs by such great Texas artists as: Ray Benson Ruthie Foster Please clip or mail a photocopy of this section to: Cyd Cassone The Center for Texas Music History Sister Morales Department of History David Spencer Texas State University-San Marcos Chris Wall 601 University Drive Lars Albrecht San Marcos, TX 78666-4616 Joel Guzman Order yours now from www.TexasMusicRoundup.com http://ecommons.txstate.edu/jtmh/vol7/iss1/2(Proceeds benefit the Center for Texas Music History.) 2 et al.: Donors The Center for Texas Music History gratefully acknowledges John & Robin Dickson and Dickson Productions, A6 The Texas Heritage Songwriters Association & The James E. Moore Endowment for the Center for Texas Music History for their generous support in underwriting The Journal of Texas Music History and our many other educational programs. Produced by The Berkeley Electronic Press, 2007 3 Journal of Texas Music History, Vol. 7 [2007], Iss. 1, Art. 2 Our sincerest thanks to the following members of the music community for their generous support. Christine Albert & Chris Gage Charlie Gallagher & Craig Hillis Lisa & Roberta Morales American National Bank Paul Paynter at the Gambrinus Company Wendy Morgan Clifford Antone & Antone’s Records Susan Gibson & Scott Melott Alan Munde & Joe Carr Bobby Arnold & Mark Erickson at the Fire Eliza Gilkyson Emilio Navaira Station Studio Jimmie Dale Gilmore Jerry Naylor Denby Auble at Blue Corn Music Pat Green Gary P. 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Larry Sloven at High Tone Records David Dennard at Dragon Street Records Shelley King George Strait & the Ace in the Hole Band Tommy Detamore Tai Kreidler, Curtis Peoples, & Andy Sugar Hill Records Michael Devers at Big 9 Management Wilkinson at Texas Tech University Marcelo Tafoya Robin Devin at 36 D Management John Kunz at Waterloo Records Texas Heritage Songwriters Association John & Robin Dickson at Dickson Jimmy LaFave Texas Department of Agriculture
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