The Eyes Have It

SUNDAY April 17, 2022

“When you are happy you enjoy the music, but when you are sad you understand the lyrics.”

Frank Ocean

This issue features two musicians — William Clark Green and Brian Kelly — whose live performances we recommend. The Terrell Jubilee also features entertaining acts worthy of attending — from music and dancing to a live rodeo performance by a monkey on a sheepdog.

Find more live music in County Line Magazine’s bimonthly eEdition and visit our eMagazine and calendar for updates on the latest events in music and the arts in the region. — Lisa Tang

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“Bronze Flowers, Eyes and Thorns Too,” 60 x 62 x 54 inches in bronze and stainless steel by sculptor and artist James Surls, Born in Terrell, he grew up in Malakoff near Cedar Creek Lake. Read more about him in the County Line archives.

Roots-Americana singer-songwriter William Clark Green makes a couple of appearances in the Upper East Side of Texas in April during his “Baker Hotel” tour. Releasing his sixth album last month, Green continues to sell out venues across Texas and beyond making a name for himself as a gritty performer with a big voice and a powerhouse band. READ MORE.

Julius Lorenzo Cobb Bledsoe made his professional singing debut in New York City on April 24, 1924. The baritone singer, songwriter, and actor was born in Waco in 1897 and later attended Bishop College in Marshall. READ MORE.

The Terrell Chamber of Commerce and Convention Visitors Bureau is excited to announce the annual Terrell Jubilee at the Ben Gill Lions Club Park from April 21 to 24. The festival is celebrating 41 years of bringing the community together for food, fun and festivities. READ MORE.

Brian Kelly — performing under the name Oceanography — makes his way from Oakland, California, to perform April 23 at The Forge Bar & Grill in Ben Wheeler. READ MORE.

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