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ABOUT GEORGE STRAIT
b. 18 May 1952, Poteet, Texas, USA. Strait, the second son of a schoolteacher, was raised in Pearsall, Texas. When his father took over the family ranch, he developed an interest in farming. Strait heard country music throughout his youth but the
record that cemented his love was Merle Haggard's A Tribute To The Best Damn Fiddle Player In The World (Or, My Salute To Bob Wills). Strait dropped out of college to elope with his girlfriend, Norma, and then enlisted in the US Army. While there, he began playing country music. While at university studying agriculture, he founded the Ace In The Hole band (his 1989 US country number 1, "Ace In The Hole", was not about his band, nor did it feature them). In 1976, he briefly recorded for Pappy Daily's D Records in Houston, one title being "That Don't Change The Way I Feel About You". Starting in 1977, Strait made trips to Nashville, but he was too shy to do himself justice. Disillusioned, he considered a return to Texas but his wife urged him to persevere. A club owner he had worked for, Erv Woolsey, was working for MCA Records; he signed him to the label and then became his manager.
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