"Waltz Across Texas" by Ernest Tubb is a classic country song that beautifully captures the romance of slow dancing with a partner. Released in 1965, it became one of Tubb’s signature hits, showcasing his storytelling prowess. Written by his nephew, Talmadge Tubb, the lyrics evoke a heartfelt scene of love and joy. #ErnestTubb #WaltzAcrossTexas #ClassicCountry #CountryMusicLegend #TexasPride | Twang Country

1K views · 42 reactions | Ernest Tubb - Tomorrow Never Comes Ernest Tubb sings ‘Tomorrow Never Comes’ with the kind of honesty that only country music can deliver. It’s a song about promises put off, love taken for granted, and the regret that follows when time runs out. With his plainspoken voice and simple melody, Tubb reminds us that waiting too long can cost you everything. A timeless country lesson wrapped in a heartbreaking tune. | Bring Back Ole Country Music | Facebook

Today we are remembering the legendary "Texas Troubadour", Ernest Tubb, who was born February 9, 1914 near Crisp, Texas. In a 50 year career, the honky-tonk trailblazer developed from a Jimmie Rodgers imitator to one of the most influential and important country performers in history. His signature song, "Walking the Floor Over You" came in 1941. Throughout his career, he was known for his kindness to his fans, and for helping fledgling artists get started. He was inducted into the Country Music

"Texas Troubadour" Ernest Tubb was known as the Father of Honky Tonk music. He opened "Ernest Tubb's Record Shop in 1947 and earned a spot on Nashville's Lower Broad. Last night, after 75 years, the shop closed its doors for good with one last Midnite Jamboree. | CBS Sunday Morning