Was there anything Ed Bruce couldn't do? He was an acclaimed Country Music artist, songwriter, and actor. Way on back in 1983, Bruce and Ronnie Rogers wrote "My First Taste of Texas" which went to number 6 in the country charts. Check out this video of Ed Bruce singing "My First Taste of Texas" on Country's Family Reunion: Nashville! To see the entire episode, go to https://countryroadtv.us/NashvilleE1. Be sure to get a free trial of Country Road TV! | Country Road TV

Ed Bruce first cut “Mammas Don’t Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be Cowboys” in 1975 with his wife Patsy Trigg singing harmony. Written by Bruce himself, it was a raw, world-weary warning wrapped in twang and truth. His version hit the Top 20, but it was Willie and Waylon’s 1978 duet that turned it into a country anthem. Still, Bruce’s original carried a quieter kind of power—less outlaw swagger, more lived-in wisdom from a man who knew the highs and heartaches of the cowboy life. #country | HonkyTon

Written by Ed and Patsy Bruce, “Mammas Don’t Let Your Babies Grow Up to Be Cowboys” was first recorded by Ed in 1975. But when Waylon and Willie cut it in 1978, it hit Number 1 and became an outlaw anthem. Gritty, iconic, and half warning, half pride—this was cowboy life set to a slow burn. Check out @buscadero_motorcycles legends of the road #americana #country | Truck Stop Chic