Soaring toward the top of the Texas music scene, award-winner Roger Creager has exhibited the perseverance and stick-with-it quality that is necessary when blazing one's own trail in country music. By the time he was six years old, Creager had set his heart on creating country music. Young Creager would sing at the top of his lungs when by himself, and was often found acting like a conductor throughout his school years. He began his formal musical training while in second grade playing the piano, and picked up the guitar during high school. During his teens he continued singing, mostly to himself due to shyness, and played with songwriting but didn't share his efforts with others.
Still too shy to attack a musical career, Creager headed for college and earned his business degree from Sam Houston State University. From there he headed toward Aggieland and earned his degree in agriculture. Aggieland throbbed with the heartbeat of Texas country music, and Creager thrived there. His songwriting and singing were maturing, as was his confidence. He was 26 when he began performing for audiences Yet, when it came to a career, he aimed at the security of a steady paycheck and headed for corporate America. He worked as an accountant in Houston, TX for several years. Then the longing to fulfill his inner goals took hold and he went back to College Station, TX, rather than Nashville, immersing himself in the Texas music revolution full-time.
1. Introduction
2. Things Look Good Around Here
3. Mother's a Redneck, Too
4. Shreveport to New Orleans
5. Should've Learned by Now
6. I Got the Guns
7. Having Fun All Wrong
8. Storybook
9. Long Way to Mexico
10. Good Old Days
11. Late Night Case of the Blues
12. L.A. Freeway
13. Rancho Grande
14. Everclear Song, The
15. Love
16. Pirate Looks at Forty, A
17. Mucky Duck Outtakes, The
