Texas Music Journal Community Journal for Texas Music Professionals, Musicians, Businesses and Fans to Connect and Share Texas Music News, Events, Concerts and History 14 Aug 09 Album Review: David Cline presents Big Slick If you’ve ever wondered what Texas music to play on poker night, well, Hold’em there cowboy. The Texas Music Journal has just run across David Cline, a Texas Hold’em music maniac. Cline has put together a wild card set of Hold’em songs on a Texas-sized chip,…

New Zealand Tour of 2008 The people of New Zealand love Country Music What an honor it was to be invited back to the beautiful country of New Zealand for another three week tour with New Zealand’s own top female country artist ; Mrs. Joy Adams . A little something about Joy . She has to be the hardest working indie artist I have ever had the pleasure of working with anywhere in the world. This young lady does it all . Organizing the gigs , advertisements at all of the events as well as all…

David will be making his 2nd trip to New Zealand begining in April 25, 2008. David will be performing several of his hit songs with veteran performers Joy Adams and Al Nicholson at several Venues around the North Island of New Zealand. WOW, Joy Adams, Al Nicholson and David Cline. Don't miss these shows

Cline's Corner Performers (Past & Present)

“ Cline’s Corner “ on The Mountain During Canton’s First Monday Trade Days My goal is to make “ Cline’s Corner “ the outside entertainment center of Canton. We have picnic tables with umbrellas and comfortable seating in the shade. Sit down , take a load off and enjoy some Good Ole Country Music and Western Swing as well as some 50’s Rock-N-Roll . Friday , Sept 28th Friday night show our Featured artist will be : The “ C “ Mr. Dale…

GRAND OPENING Aug 31st Sept 1st & 2nd GRAND OPENING of “ Cline’s Corner “ Country Music Promotional Store with Showcase stage Located at Old Mill Market Place up on The Mountain Canton Tx . First Monday Trades Day Aug 31st Sept 1st & 2nd The little building we bought is on the grounds of the Old Mill Market Place up on what they call The Mountain ( formally called Willies Mountain years ago ). The building was a small Hot Dog stand , nothing fancy , only 12 foot X 15 foot. I felt it…