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Region: West Texas / Permian BasinConference: TexasRegional Rank: #2
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Did You Know
•Flatland Cavalry formed in Lubbock, Texas, fueled by late-night jam sessions at Texas Tech.
•Their breakthrough album, "Humble Folks," was recorded in a single weekend, showcasing raw talent.
•Cleto Cordero initially pursued a degree in geophysics before fully committing to music.
•The band's name references the flat landscape of West Texas and their cavalry-like dedication.
•They've shared stages with Willie Nelson, solidifying their place in Texas country music.
•Flatland Cavalry's music videos often feature cinematic storytelling related to the songs.
•Cordero's songwriting often draws inspiration from his personal experiences and relationships.
•The band actively supports local charities and organizations in their West Texas community.
•Early gigs included playing for tips at local bars, honing their stage presence and sound.
•Despite rising fame, they maintain a close-knit, family-like relationship within the band.
Locations in Lyrics
27 location references across 18 songs
Songs & Places
Summertime Love
, TX
"We spent Fourth of July somewhere in East Texas"
A Life Where We Work Out
, TX
"Our love's still hotter than a Texas summer day"
Back to Me
Tulsa, OK
"Tell me how's the weather out in Tulsa?"
Mountain Song
Frankfort, KY
"Bottle of Blanton's got me feelin' right"
Tall City Blues
Midland, TX
Lubbock, TX
"the tall city blues"
A Cowboy Knows How
Dallas, TX
"A pay phone in Dallas"
Midland After Midnight
Midland, TX
"Midland after midnight"
Somewhere Down In Texas
, TX
Traveler’s Song
College Station, TX
, TX
Lubbock, TX
"Well, I miss College Station"
Old School
Poteet, TX
Pearsall, TX
San Marcos, TX
Newnan, GA
San Antonio, TX
Waco, TX
Detroit, MI
"Raised on George Strait"
Lubbock
Lubbock, TX
, TX
"Nothing like a little bit of Lubbock to get me high"