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The Urban Cowboy

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Music and Movies

 

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Ricardo K

 

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July 28, 2014

 

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University

 

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In its start Gilley's was made popular due to the new type of music that was taking shape in the 1970's. Everyone from Freddy Fender to Waylon Jennings to George Strait preformed at Gilley's, the group of artists that played there made up the who's who of country music. Cryer accounts one time when Willie Nelson preformed at Gilley's, "he had his mother Audrey with him," remembers Cryer, "and since the place wasn't air-conditioned, and it was hot, we put him in the beer vault, and he got drunk on Pearl beer...
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Boy, his momma whupped his ass bad over his gettin' drunk." Gilley's was unique it its own ways, so unique country music stars were willing to play without air condition. One reason in which the world began to learn of Gilley's was the radio show that was hosted at Gilley's called "Live From Gilley's...
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