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This resolution honors Lyle Lovett, a native Texan musician and actor, recognizing his significant contributions to music and film. The resolution highlights Lovett's musical journey, beginning with his roots in Klein, Texas, where he first began playing music with his high school FFA band, and later developing his unique musical style that blends country, pop, jazz, blues, and rock. It details his professional achievements, including signing with MCA/Curb Records in 1986, releasing multiple successful albums, forming His Large Band, winning four Grammy Awards, and appearing in films by director Robert Altman. The resolution also acknowledges Lovett's philanthropic work, including support for organizations like MD Anderson Cancer Center and Make-A-Wish Oklahoma, and his receipt of an honorary doctorate from the University of Houston. Ultimately, the Texas House of Representatives formally honors Lovett for his artistic accomplishments, recognizing him as a distinguished artist who has brought pride to his home state, and resolves to prepare an official copy of the resolution as an expression of high regard.

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