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Museum Hours:
Monday -Saturday
10:00 - 4:00
Admission:
Adult - $5.00
Child - $3.00Upcoming Events:
June 26, 2008 -
Linda Davis to perform for fundraiser event at TCMHOF. Tickets $100. Call
Chamber office at 903 693-6634.
June
27, 2008
Linda Davis offers
Stage Performance 101
June 28,
2008
- Showcase Auditions
August 15, 2008 -
Hall of Fame Showcase
August 16, 2008 -
KGAS hosts Tex Ritter Roundup.
For Ticket Sales:
Contact 903 693-6634
Sales begin May 1
$60/floor; $35/balcony
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The Texas
Country Music
Hall of Fame
300 W. Panola
Carthage, TX 75633
903 694-9561
Email the
Chamber of Commerce

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Hall of Fame Latest News...Inductees
named:
The Whites
The
Whites are Grand Ole Opry and TNN favorites whose hits include "You Put the Blue
In Me," "If It Aint' love" and "Pins and Needles." This musical family features
Buck White and his daughters Sharon White Skaggs and Cheryl White Warren. The
Whites came to Nashville in the 70's with Jerry Douglas and introduced Nashville
to their unique brand of homespun harmonies. To read more
about The Whites,
click here.

Mickey Newbury
Mickey
Newbury’s songs have been covered by hundreds upon hundreds of artists; over
1,000 covers have been documented. Mickey also recorded 25 albums over 35 years.
Though he considered himself a songwriter first and singer second, his own
albums are critically acclaimed and highly desired by a very passionate fan base
the world over.
Many consider him to be the best of the best. Kris
Kristofferson says, “God, I learned more about songwriting from Mickey than I
did any other single human being. To me he was a songbird. He comes out with
amazing words and music... I’m sure that I never would have written Bobby
McGee, Sunday Morning Coming Down... if I had never known Mickey.
He was my hero and still is.” To read more about Mickey Newbury,
click here.

Buck Owens
Both
as a solo artist and with his band, the Buckaroos, Buck Owens, along with his
partner Don Rich, pioneered what has come to be called the Bakersfield sound — a
reference to Bakersfield, California, the city Owens called home and from which
he drew inspiration for what he preferred to call "American Music".
Owens was named the most promising country and western singer of 1960 by
Billboard and his Top-10-charting duets with Rose Maddox in 1961 earned them
awards as vocal team of the year. "Act Naturally" became Buck Owens and the
Buckaroos' first #1 hit. To read more
about Buck Owens, click
here.

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