"Soaring above the music like an eagle gliding across the big Texas sky is Trevino's supple tenor voice, an oh-so-human instrument that beautifully expresses the bittersweet conundrum that is heartache. Traveling Singing Man is the sound of Texas dancing and hearts breaking, straight from the dancehalls to your CD player."

Justin Trevino knows the first and foremost commandment of Texas country music: keep it real. And that's just what he does on this debut Lone Star Records album. A native Texan who teethed on records by Ray and Johnny Bush, Trevino started playing the Austin and Central Texas honky-tonk circuit at age 13. When not performing with his own band, Trevino plays bass and sings with Johnny Bush and the Bandoleros, and frequently guests with Don Walser and the Pure Texas Band and the Cornell Hurd Band Ü all of whom Trevino has recorded with. "Travelin' Singin' Man" proves that you can judge a man by the fine company he keeps. It's a collection of 100-proof Texas honky-tonk music, from the title song penned by Justin Tubb to the two duets that Trevino shares with his friend and mentor Johnny Bush.

Includes Bonus Track: "One More Drink and Then I'll Go", the much-sought-after radio hit from Trevino's previous self-released CD with no distribution.

Produced by Johnny Bush & Justin Trevino

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