Justin Trevino lyrics
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Artist's albums
Travelin' Singin' Man
2001 · album
Lily Dale
2021 · single
We've Lived It Up
2021 · album
A Salute to Ray Price and the Cherokee Cowboys
2017 · album
Justin Trevino & The Quebe Sisters
2017 · single
Live At London Dance Hall
2015 · album
Justin Trevino Sings Johnny Bush
2015 · album
Scene of the Crying
2012 · album
Two of the Usual
2011 · album
Take One As Needed For Pain
2007 · album
Before You Say Amen
2006 · album
More Loud Music and Strong Wine
2005 · album
Too Many Heartaches
2004 · album
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Biography
Texan Justin Trevino hasn't let his blindness stand in the way of fulfilling his musical dreams. Picking up the guitar at age seven, Trevino discovered that the only way to utilize the chords he was learning was to sing songs along with them. Trevino's father convinced local club owners to let his teenage son perform and he worked his first professional gigs at 13, playing in juke joints and honky tonks in the Austin area. Performing with his hero, Johnny Bush, Trevino was pushed into the spotlight at age 16 and worked steadily as a member of Bush's Bandoleros as well as backing country legends like Hank Thompson, Kitty Wells, and Wanda Jackson. The young musician's home demos were the basis of his independently released debut album Texas Honky-Tonk, followed by Loud Music & Strong Wine, recorded with members of Johnny Bush's Bandoleros and the Pure Texas Band as well as steel guitarist Jimmy Day. Lone Star Records released his third album Traveling Singing Man in early 2001. Calling in Cajun singer Jimmy C. Newman and rockabilly mainstay Wanda Jackson, Trevino released his fourth record, The Scene of the Crying, in 2002. ~ Zac Johnson, Rovi