1974 was a special time in Texas for music. A new sound was emerging. There was warmth to it, an easygoing feel unlike anything that had come before. It sounded like the laid-back time and place from which it sprang. Rex Foster had been the first one to record that sound, having done so five years earlier. He was the real deal among singing Texas troubadours. And he still is. Rex still makes music, and he has found the tapes of his unreleased album from the summer of that year, 1974. SteadyBoy Records is extremely proud to release Rex's Lost Recordings. They were made in a place called Comfort, Texas, fittingly enough. It's never too late to go back to Comfort and 1974. Rex Foster can take you there and then.
1974 was a special time in Texas for music. A new sound was emerging. There was warmth to it, an easygoing feel unlike anything that had come before. It sounded like the laid-back time and place from which it sprang. Rex Foster had been the first one to record that sound, having done so five years earlier. He was the real deal among singing Texas troubadours. And he still is. Rex still makes music, and he has found the tapes of his unreleased album from the summer of that year, 1974. SteadyBoy Records is extremely proud to release Rex's Lost Recordings. They were made in a place called Comfort, Texas, fittingly enough. It's never too late to go back to Comfort and 1974. Rex Foster can take you there and then.
