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6/13/06 Songwriter Responds to Dixie Chicks 'Lubbock or Leave It'   Get More on KCBD.com   It's no secret the Dixie Chicks have ruffled some tail feathers since their 2003 comment about President Bush. And their latest album 'Taking the Long Way' is targeting Lubbock. You'll recall some radio stations in Lubbock still aren't playing the chicks or their new song, 'Lubbock or Leave It.' Now one singer, songwriter is putting his reaction to the song to music.Billy Briggs is a Lubbock native who now lives in the Dallas area. After reading the lyrics to 'Lubbock or Leave It',...

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NBCSandiego.comManager: No More Apologies From Dixie Chicks Fallout Continues From Controversial Bush Comment POSTED: 9:39 a.m. EST March 26, 2003 The manager of the Dixie Chicks says singer Natalie Maines is through with her apologies for a controversial comment she made in a London concert about President George W. Bush. Texas-native Maines (pictured, far right) told the audience earlier this month, "Just so you know, we're ashamed the president of the United States is from Texas." Simon Renshaw told the trade paper Radio and Records that Maines has already issued two strongly worded statements for making the comments, and right...

<<Back Local Company Creates Dixie Chicks T-Shirt Dixie Chicks' lead singer and Lubbock native Natalie Maines' recent anti-war comments have angered many fans. If you're offended, you can make your feelings known. A T-shirt was created by Lubbock's Advanced Graphix Custom Screening and Printing."President Steve Massengale says current world events call for support "for our troops and our president from all Americans, especially Texans."The shirt warns Maines not to "Mess With Texas" or "George W."The message is noted as a reminder from "Texans Ggainst The Dixie Dorks."   All content © Copyright 2000 - 2003, WorldNow and KAMC. All Rights Reserved.For more information...