Best known as a singer and songwriter, Texas-born Steven Fromholz writes songs recorded by other
songwriters. Hoyt Axton, John Denver, Lyle Lovett, Michael Martin Murphy, Willie Nelson, Jerry Jeff
Walker and Rusty Wier have all cut his tunes with Willie's recording of Steven's I'd Have To Be Crazy
earning the writer two platinum records and a consecutive 13 week run on the Billboard Charts!
songwriters. Hoyt Axton, John Denver, Lyle Lovett, Michael Martin Murphy, Willie Nelson, Jerry Jeff
Walker and Rusty Wier have all cut his tunes with Willie's recording of Steven's I'd Have To Be Crazy
earning the writer two platinum records and a consecutive 13 week run on the Billboard Charts!
His recording career began in August of 1969 in New York City where he and Dan McCrimmon, his partner
in the duet, FRUMMOX, then living in Colorado, cut the now classic folk album, FRUMMOX: HERE TO
THERE. The duet went their separate ways in the spring of '71 and since then Steven has released two
albums on the Capitol label, one on Willie's Lone Star Records, THE OLD FART IN THE MIRROR on
Jerry Jeff's Tried & True label, and six on his own Felicity Records, including A GUEST IN YOUR
HEART, LIVE AT ANDERSON FAIR, and COWJAZZ. When asked, Fromholz describes his music
as:"Free-form, country-folk rock, science-fiction, gospel-gum, bluegrass opera, cowjazz music."
Texas Music Right Now!
| You are listening to.... Late Night Neon Shadows Artist: Steven Fromholz CD: Live At Anderson Fair |
| Kinky Friedman, Steven Fromholz and Carl Naylor |
| Willie Nelson & Steven Fromholz |
| Ramblin' Jack Elliott & Steven Fromholz |
| The late B.W. Stevenson & Steven Fromholz |
| Stephen Stills & Steven Fromholz |
| Steve Young & Steven Fromholz |
| Eric Taylor, Vince Bell & Steven Fromholz Also known as "The Texas FlatLiners" |
| Left to right: The late B.W. "Buckwheat" Stevenson, dear friend we lost recently, Rusty Wier, Steven Fromholz and Ray Wiley Hubbard. -- Photo courtesy of Mark Miller (The Cobbler) |
| The late Rusty Wier and Steven Fromholz when life was very young. |
| Pictures of good friends we've picked with over the years and hold dear to our heart. We don't have a picture of that rascal, Poodie Locke, but he's among the best as is our buddy Bud Shrake and we miss them both. |
| Good Friends and Good Times |
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