The Texas Musician Jesse Smith

The Texas Musician Jesse Smith
Famous Unknown Tomball Musician
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Pictures of Bob White

This is Daddy Bob singing  Sweet Moments also Faded Love and of course the ever popular Orange Blossom Special this was done with The River Road Boys.
 Daddy studied Violin at age 12 in a music school in L A, California. He played with Roy Rogers before he was Roy Rogers, Bob Wills, Leon Raush,Tommy Duncan, Hank Thompson, Tennesse Ernie Ford and Ray Price in the 60's,  We lived in Nashville TN were he played on the Mel Tilis varity show in the early 70's.  George Jone's Possum Hollar house band in the eveings, and studio Muscian by day with Dottie West, Marty Robins, Porter Wagner, Dolly Pardon and so many more I can't remember them all. From Nashville returning to Houston playing with the River Road Boys at Frank's Ice House, Moved from Houston in 1989 were dad played with serveral local bands in Colorado Springs, CO, It was a friday night while dad was playing The Devil went down to Georgia when Dad fell from the stage and went into a ceisure, It was then they found the brain tumor, Dad went under three operations to remove it  they dicribed it as a spider removing the mass of the body but leaving behind the legs, What took over 20 years to grow the first time took only months to grow back  in which grew even faster the third time.  Daddy pasted away in October 1991. Listening to his music as he pasted in peace, My mother was always by his side day and night never leaving, I was there that morning as he took his last breath. I remember telling Mother it was over now he can rest.  
   
Sincerely
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M K Wages
I found these pictures on an email from Mary Wages dated 01/10/2011. Bob worked with me a lot.


The names of the pics.
01 Amos Hedrick.Bob White.DubertDobson

02 Best little Whorehouse in Texas
03 Bob and Helen White
04 Bob White and Bob Wills
05 Bob White and Clyde Brewer
06 Bob White with Hank Thompson.
07 Bob White
08 Hank Thompson and the Brazos Valley Boys
09 BobWills&TPs1







































Stevie Ray Vaughan Statue


Denny Mathis of Two Tons of Steel.


Denny Mathis
Originally uploaded by Jesse C Smith Jr
Denny, performs with Two Tons of Steel. He is in the Steel Guitar Hall of Fame.

Elect Gene Watson to the Country Music Hall of Fame




Election to the Country Music Hall of Fame is the highest honor in country music. The award recognizes persons who have made outstanding contributions to country music over the lengths of their careers.

The Country Music Hall of Fame honors performers, musicians, songwriters, promoters, music publishing, broadcasters & others in the music industry, reflecting country music’s stature as both art and enterprise.

The first Country Music Hall of Fame members - Jimmie Rodgers, Fred Rose & Hank Williams - were elected in 1961. Hall of Fame plaques were displayed at the Tennessee State Museum in Nashville, Tennessee until 1967, when the original Country Music Hall of Fame & Museum building opened on Music Row in Nashville.

The plaques are now housed in the new Country Music Hall of Fame & Museum facility, which opened in May 2001 in Nashville.

Gene Watson is not a member of the Country Music Hall of Fame, nor has he ever been nominated to receive such a prestigious honor.

If you feel that Gene Watson should be inducted into the Country Music Hall of Fame, then please join the 'Elect Gene Watson to the Country Music Hall of Fame' group & help achieve our goal.

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