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Roger Creager

American singer-songwriter From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

Roger Creager
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Roger Creager (born July 25, 1971) is an American Texas country music singer and songwriter from Corpus Christi, Texas.

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Biography

Creager was born on July 25, 1971, in Corpus Christi, Texas. Creager's aspiration to become a country music singer began when he was six years old. He began learning piano in second grade and began to learn guitar as a student at Tuloso-Midway High School.[1] After high school, he attended Sam Houston State University and earned a degree in business. He then earned a degree in agriculture from Texas A&M University in College Station. During his time in College Station, the Texas Music Revolution[clarification needed] helped[how?] him become a musician.[1] In the summer of 2007, Creager traveled to France[where?] to take part in that year's Festival Country Rendez-Vous.[citation needed]

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Band members

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Roger in Concert (Houston, Texas, 2005)
  • Allen Huff (Huff Daddy) – piano, organ, accordion, vocals
  • Jason Broussard – drums
  • Bryce Clarke – lead guitar, acoustic guitar
  • Stormy Cooper – bass guitar
  • Aleph Yonker – fiddle, lead guitar, vocals

Roger's father and brother, Bill and Randy Creager, occasionally join him on stage, providing vocals on songs such as "Rancho Grande" and "Please Come to Boston".[citation needed]

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Personal life

In August 2006, Creager traveled to Africa and climbed Mount Kilimanjaro.[citation needed]

Creager married his wife Chelsey in Ireland in November of 2021, with a stateside ceremony later that month. The couple share a daughter.

Creager lives in Houston, Texas.

Discography

Albums

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Extended plays

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Music videos

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  • "The Everclear Song" (written by Mike Ethan Messick and released on the 1998 album Having Fun All Wrong)
  • "Fun All Wrong" (on the 1998 album Having Fun All Wrong)
  • "I Got The Guns" (on the 2000 album I Got the Guns)
  • "Love" (on the 2000 album I Got the Guns)
  • "Rancho Grande" (on the 2000 album I Got the Guns)
  • "Things Look Good Around Here" (on the 2000 album I Got the Guns)
  • "Long Way To Mexico" (on the 2003 album Long Way to Mexico)
  • "Love Is Crazy" (on the 2003 album Long Way to Mexico)
  • "Love Is So Sweet"
  • "A Good Day for Sunsets"
  • "I'm From The Beer Joint"
  • "Bad Friend to a Good Man"
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References

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