Buddy Logan

Whether Valentine's Day means it's time to ask that special someone out, drop that initial "L-Bomb," pop the question, go get beers with the boys, or wine with the girls, today is special.

Buddy Logan and Cody Johnson trade bad jokes until someone cracks up first. It took about a minute...

Alright, time for the RTX New Music Challenge. This is your chance to weigh in on the new music we play -- and get an early taste of some great new songs. This week, two gals who were just last month named to our Top 5: Ladies in Texas Music, Erica Perry and Kimberly Dunn fight for supremacy.

Who's lands the biggest song in Texas this week? Let's find out.

What's better than a greatest hits type-a album? A live album that has all your favorite bands greatest songs, plus brand new great ones! Enter "Homemade Tamales: Live at Floore's," from the Randy Rogers Band.

Last week Zane Williams scored his very first No. 1 single with "Little too Late." This week he hopes to stay there, but to do it he'll have to hold off Kevin Fowler, Green River Ordinance and Cameran Nelson. Who's got top spot? Let's find out.

Just about a month away from the NFL's biggest day of the off season, and there are still many Johnny Manziel detractors, and supporters. Whether you think Houston should take him No. 1 overall or he's a better late round pickup -- there is at least one high profile rapper who has Johnny Football's back.

In a move to either sabotage their entire company, or one of the greatest April Fool's jokes of-all-time, Chick-fil-A announced on Facebook that they are "introducing" a new limited-time-only line of sauce-flavored lollipops. GROSS!

Can Josh Ward hold to the top spot for a second straight week? Well, not if Zane Williams, Kevin Fowler or Mark McKinney have anything to say about it. Who's got top spot? Let's find out.

With the Redneck Messiah and glitter twins' powers combined, ain't nobody gonna mess with Texas again. Check out the new ad campaign featuring Kevin Fowler and the Rankin Twins. I rank this commercial, highly effective.

Kevin Fowler's long awaited album "How Country Are Ya?," hit stores and iTunes today. And I say long awaited cause it's true, the record was originally slated for release in November of 2013.

It's humbling when you realize folks are actually enjoying something you put your heart and soul into -- so thank you, to you! All of our friends, listeners and fans who have voted Radio Texas, LIVE! on to the final round for TRRMA Syndicated Show of the Year, for the second straight year. It's an honor.