The folks at Ernest Tubb's Record Shop in Ft. Worth's historic stockyards really went all out to make Tillman Franks welcomed for a book signing on Saturday afternoon, Dec. 16. Left to right are Singer Frankie Miller, the Record Shop's Jimmy Stinson, Tillman Franks, the Record's Shop A.J. Lockett, Jimmy Eaves who leads the band at the Record Shop and Nashville Singer and Native Texas Johnny Moore.

Bill Mack, right, popular WBAP personality served as host for Tillman's visit to Ft. Worth. He is shown here with Bob Sullivan of McCallister, Okla. Sullivan was an engineer at KWKH Radio in Shreveport during the heydays of the Louisiana Hayride.

Singer Lawton Williams, left, is shown visiting with Tillman Franks at the Ernest Tubb Record Shop.

Tillman Franks, center, is shown autographing books for Bob Sullivan, left, of McCallister and Morgan Choates, a disc jockey on KCLE Radio in Clebourne, Texas.

Tillman Franks, right is shown speaking during a program at the Ernest Tubb Record Shop. He really bragged on popular WBAP air personality Bill Mack, left, who served as host for Tillman's visit to Ft. Worth.

Book Publisher Robert Gentry, left, owner of Sweet Dreams Publishing Co. of Many, La., is shown with Tillman Franks, center, and Bill Mack during their visit to Ft. Worth.

Frankie Miller, shown at right, was honored on his birthday during Tillman Franks' book signing at the Ernest Tubb Record Shop in Ft. Worth on Saturday, Dec. 16. Singing "Happy Birthday," left to right, are the Record Shop's A.J. Lockett, Singer Johnny Moore, Tillman Franks, Jimmy Eaves at mike and the other band members are not identified.

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