From Twangville:

In the late-nineties and early in this current millennium, the Texas-Country scene exploded, not only in the Lone Star State, but throughout the South. The vast scope of the music attracted many listeners, as the movement represented an alternative to the product that was being churned out in Nashville. The giants from that not-so by-gone era have gone on to travel different paths and have arrived at different places in the current day scene. Pat Green and Jack Ingram have become more polished versions of their former selves and now are Music Row darlings. Robert Earl Keen continues down the story-telling path originally paved by Clark and Van Zandt as Charlie Robison follows in the quirky footsteps of Sir Doug Sahm. Cross Canadian Ragweed have become Southern-Rock stalwarts, sharing stages and playlists with Drive by Truckers and even Skynyrd themselves. From that group, one band hasn't taken a detour, but has remained steadfast in their quest to become the tightest and most dynamic Country-Rock band touring today.

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