"Dorrough Music" is the debut studio album by #Texas rapper #Dorrough.
It was released on August 4, 2009, by NGenius Entertainment, Prime Time Click and E1 Music.
Features production from various producers including 2Much, Todd Hamburger, Joe Blow Da CEO, and Q. Smith.
Notable guest appearances include #LilFlip and #SlimThug.
The album was supported by the singles: "Ice Cream Paint Job", "Walk That Walk" and "Wired to the T".
The album debuted at number 36 on the US Billboard 200, selling 13,000 copies in the first-week.

"Ridin' Dirty" is the 3rd studio album by #Texas based hip-hop duo #UGK.
It was released on July 30, 1996, by Jive Records.
Featured production work primarily from: #PimpC with tracks also from N.O. Joe, Mr. 3-2, Sergio
Features guest appearances from: Mr. 3-2,
Ronnie Spencer, Smoke D, C-Note (of Botany Boyz) Big Smokin' Mitch, N.O. Joe.
The album became one of the most influential albums in Southern hip-hop, especially the #Houston hip-hop scene. Prior to his murder in 1996, West Coast rapper #TupacShakur listened to the album after being introduced to the group by Houston rapper #Scarface. Shakur would go on to praise the album.

Booker T and his wife Sharmell with The Undertaker and his wife Michelle McCool in 2010.

Sharmell just gave birth to twins which are in the pic, a male and a female.
I love that The Undertaker and Booker T are homies in real life and they def have the Texas connection as well.

Barry White has finally been honored with a statue in his hometown of Galveston, Texas. The statue is part of a tribute to the legendary music icon.
The sculpture will portray White in his signature pose, microphone in hand, suited in classic stage attire.
White began his music career in the 1960s, and got his breakthrough in 1972 when he launched the girl group Love Unlimited.
He also formed the Love Unlimited Orchestra, a 40-piece orchestral group in 1973, which allowed him to showcase his skills as a composer and arranger.
Some members of the band later became famous musicians - Ray Parker Jr, Kenny G, Lee Ritenour and Wilton Felder (of The Crusaders) etc.
Barry White died in 2003 at the age of 58.