IN TYLER TEXAS LAST NITE, RADNEY FOSTER PLAYED THERE, AND ANOTHER TX GAL, SO CUTE, KACEY MUSGRAVE. "LOVE THAT LIVE TEXAS MUSIC!!". RADNEY SANG "1/2 OF MY MISTAKES", IT WAS HIS SONG THAT GARY RECORDED, AND WOW I DO LOVE THAT SONG. SOUNDED FUNNY COMING FROM SOMEONE ELSE EVEN IF HE WAS THE ONE THAT WROTE IT. DON'T GET ME WRONG, HE IS A REALLY TALENTED ARTIST AND SINGER. I WAS ABLE TO TALK TO HIM AND THANK HIM FOR THE SONG. HE PLAYED A FEW OF THE SONGS HE RECORDED HIMSELF AND I LIKE THEM. "JUST CALL ME LONESOME. HEARTBROKE AND THEN SOME" "NOBODY WINS" AND "TEXAS IN 1880" SO ENJOYED THE WHOLE THING. IT WAS A REGULAR OLD TEXAS HONKYTONK SCENE. ALSO HE WROTE "MEASURE OF A MAN" THAT JACK INGRAM RECORDED. IT WASN'T A BIG CONCERT TYPE SHOW, JUST HIM AND GUITAR AND HIS GUITAR PLAYER. KACEY OPENED FOR HIM AND THEN SHE JOINED HIM ON SOME SONGS.

"Texas In 1880" isn't that the one with Pat Green? I like that song. Sounds like you had a nice evening.

Yes, you are correct that is the song Radney did with Pat

Glad you had a good time - I like Radney Foster - but I like GA's version of 1/2 my mistakes best

I love Rad and he's a terrific singer/songwriter! Glad you got to see him in concert. He needs to come to the Midwest though

P.S. If you want to hear a GREAT CD, check out his solo debut, Del Rio Texas 1959.... it was released in the early 1990s and I'm not sure if it's even available anymore, but it's still one of my favorite CDs.

LOVE LOVE LOVE Radney!! That cd is on my desert island cd list.

I first started liking him when he was in the duo Foster & Lloyd!! Their cd is awesome too!!

YOU ARE RIGHT!! BUT RADNEY WROTE IT AND RECORDED IT TOO. HE SANG ONE THAT HE RECORDED AND WHEN SARA EVANS HEARD IT SHE CALLED AND ASKED IF SHE COULD DO IT. HE SANG IT, SAID IT WAS #1 TWO WEEKS IN A ROW, BUT I CAN'T REMEMBER WHAT IT WAS.

OF COURSE, JUST CAN'T GET BETTER, BUT I DID NOT TELL RADNEY THAT, JUST SAID THANKS FOR THE SONG AND YEA GARY ALLAN SINGING IT. HE LAUGHED AND SAID BIG TIME.

I REMEMBER THAT!!

Rad wrote A Real Fine Place To Start that Sara recorded a few years ago.

Texas In 1880 was originally recorded when Rad was with Foster & Lloyd (Shelby, Crazy Over You is one of my all-time favorite songs ) - it was on their first CD.

I've been to several spots where it's just one or two guys with their guitars and them singing. I like these type shows. You can talk to them and cut up with them. I request Elvis and Gary all night long and each time they play one of their songs, they get a tip from me.