“Amarillo by Morning” began with Amarillo native Terry Stafford in 1973, but it really spread its wings when rodeo cowboy-singer Chris LeDoux picked it up live, giving it dust, sweat, and arena grit. George Strait’s 1982 recording turned it into the definitive version — fiddle-led, clean, and quietly haunting — a rodeo anthem about long miles, busted bones, and the pull of sunrise over the Panhandle. Between Stafford’s pen, LeDoux’s saddle-scuffed delivery, and Strait’s polished hit, it became o

Terry Stafford was born in Hollis, Oklahoma in 1941, he moved to Amarillo at age seven and became a three-sport star at Palo Duro High School. On October 13, 1955, everything changed when he watched Elvis Presley perform at Amarillo’s Municipal Auditorium. That night ignited Terry’s musical dreams. By 1964, during the height of Beatlemania, Terry achieved the impossible - his song “Suspicion” reached #3 on the Billboard Hot 100, sitting just below the Beatles who occupied the other top spots. Hi

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