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JUSTIN TUBB

 

Justin Was The Oldest Son Of Ernest Tubb And A Member Of The Grand Ole Opry For Over 35 Years.  He Didn't Use His Dad As A Stepping Stone For Success (Just His Genes) As  Justin Was A Writer Of 6 BMI Award Winning Songs.  He Actually Got His Start Writing An Award  Song For His Dad "Be Better To Your Baby".  Justin Was Born In San Antonio And First Sang On KGKL Radio In San Angelo At The Age Of 4.  He Put Together His Own Group, While Attending Texas University , Playing Clubs In And Around Austin.  From Austin He Moved To Nashville Becoming A DJ On WHIN Radio In Nearby Gallatin.  It Was During This Time He Recorded His Biggest Hit With Goldie Hill "Looking Back To See" #4 In 1954.  In 1963 He Had Another Top Ten Hit "Take A Letter Miss Gray".  Justin Has Travelled Most Of The 50 States, Europe And The Far East.  In The Nineties Justin Took A Liking To The Little Town Of Brady, Texas Enjoying The Down Home Friendly Folks And Guesting On KNEL Radio's Weekly Hillbilly Hits Program.  Everyone Was Saddened By His Recent Untimely Death In Nashville.  One Of Country Music's Most Talented Singers/Songwriters And According To Tracy Pitcox, Radio Personality At KNEL, One Of The Most Likable.

 

Justin Tubb      

 

 

   

West Texas Music Hall of Fame

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