The musicians who wrote "Luckenbach, Texas" had never been to the tiny Hill Country hamlet. Neither had Waylon Jennings, who had a hit with it. What were they thinking?

Forget Nashville - this tiny town in Texas' Hill Country has one of the coolest music scenes in the Southern U.S., perfect for country lovers.

You can visit Luckenbach, Texas, today, which still stands as a place for constant music and expression tucked deep in the Texas Hill Country.

For most Texans — native-born and, like the bumper sticker says, those who got here as quick as they could — the little town of Luckenbach holds a special place in the heart. The Hill Country ...

A driver attempting to cross the Texas-Mexico border was arrested for having boxes of counterfeit vehicle registration ...

Luckenbach memorabilia, including stacks of T-shirts, sweats, key chains and bumper stickers, are offered for sale in the general store.

It was at this point I finally unfolded the map of Texas that I kept in the glove box and began to search. There was no sign of anything close to being called Luckenbach.

Waylon's recording of "Luckenbach, Texas (Back To The Basics Of Love)" was recorded for the album – then released as a single and entered the country music charts April 16th, 1977 and made ...

Texas Department of Transportation officials and law enforcement say street signs in the Hill Country continue to be the targets of theft year after year and are asking people to stop.

Though “Luckenbach, Texas” went to No. 1 on the Billboard Hot Country Songs chart and was Jennings’ first crossover hit, peaking at No. 25 on the 200, he never liked the song since he was ...

In 1977, nearby Luckenbach, which amusingly boasts "population: 3," became a musical hub memorialized in Waylon Jennings’ hit song “Luckenbach, Texas.” ...