Bubba Strait grew up under the wide Texas sky, chasing the rush of rodeo dreams. From riding bulls to roping calves, he cut his teeth in dusty arenas where sweat, grit, and determination ruled the day. Just beyond the rails, his father George often stood quietly, not as the legendary King of Country, but as a proud dad watching his boy chase his own path. Those long, sunburnt afternoons carved resilience into Bubba, the same kind of strength that once shaped George himself. When Bubba eventually turned his focus to songwriting, that cowboy grit never left—it seeped into every verse, every line. And when George gave those words a voice, the songs carried more than just melody. They carried Texas earth, family pride, and the unspoken passing of a torch. For Bubba, the Strait legacy isn’t only remembered—it’s lived, from the saddle to the stage.
Introduction: George Strait – Living for the Night: A Poignant Journey Through Loss and Resilience...