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Six oclock silence of a new day beginninIs heard in the small Texas town.Like a signal from nowhere, the people who live thereAre up and moving around.Singersongwriter Steven Fromholzs earliest memories go back to a small Texas town where he spent summers with his grandmother. He gave those memories expression in three songs?Daybreak, Trainride, and Bosque County Romance?that together form his Texas Trilogy. This classic folksong has resonated with listeners from its first recording on the 1969 Frummox album From Here to There to Lyle Lovetts recent rendition on his album Step Inside This House.In this book, Craig Hillis and Bruce Jordan offer their own take on Fromholzs Texas Trilogy. At the heart of the book are over 140 photographs of Bosque County, Texas, which capture the moods and some of the actual locales mentioned in the songs. Accompanying them are comments from local residents, Fromholz, Hillis, and Jordan, who talk about life in the small Texas town. In addition to the photos, Fromholz explains how he wrote Texas Trilogy, and Hillis and Jordan discuss why the song has such enduring meaning. Hillis also provides a history of Bosque County. A digitally remastered CD of the original recording is included in the book.
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As a Texan myself, I loved the stories in this book! Jack and Doris Smothers really know how to paint a picture of life in a small town. The cultural insights were spot on and relatable. I’ll definitely be sharing this with my friends!
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Jasmine Lee
A Must for Texas History Buffs!
As a Texan myself, I loved the stories in this book! Jack and Doris Smothers really know how to paint a picture of life in a small town. The cultural insights were spot on and relatable. I’ll definitely be sharing this with my friends!
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Jasmine Lee
A Must for Texas History Buffs!
As a Texan myself, I loved the stories in this book! Jack and Doris Smothers really know how to paint a picture of life in a small town. The cultural insights were spot on and relatable. I’ll definitely be sharing this with my friends!
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Maya Chen
Charming Insights into Texas Life
This book is a gem for anyone interested in Texas culture. The way Jack and Doris Smothers share their experiences is both charming and informative. I found it fascinating to learn about the traditions that shape small-town life. Highly enjoyable!
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Maya Chen
Charming Insights into Texas Life
This book is a gem for anyone interested in Texas culture. The way Jack and Doris Smothers share their experiences is both charming and informative. I found it fascinating to learn about the traditions that shape small-town life. Highly enjoyable!
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