AUSTIN MUSIC AWARDS
Austin Music Awards More 1991-1992 Best Performing Bands Best Avant-Garde: Shoulders Best Blues: W.C. Clark Best Country: Chaparral Best Cover Band: Mystic Knights of the Sea Best Funk: Bad Mutha Goose Best Jazz: Native Sun Best Latin: Susanna Sharpe & Samba Police Best Metal / Hardcore: Pariah Best None of the Above: Bad Livers Best Pop: Beat-O-Sonics Best Rap: Retarded Elf Best Reggae: Michael E. Johnson and the Killer Bees Best Rock: Arc Angels Best Roots Rock: Two Hoots & a Holler Best Soul: W.C. Clark

Austin Music Awards › 1991-1992 › Best Performing Bands ›

Best Folk: Tish Hinojosa

2. Austin Lounge Lizards
3. Bad Livers
4. Jimmie Dale Gilmore
5. Two Nice Girls
6. Butch Hancock
7. Jimmy LaFave
8. Lucinda Williams
9. Darden Smith
10. Beaver Nelson
11. Poi Dog Pondering

More awards for Tish Hinojosa

  1999-2000 › Best Performing Bands ›

  1998-1999 › Best Performing Bands ›

  1997-1998 › Best Performing Bands ›

  1996-1997 › Best Performing Bands ›

  1995-1996 › Best Performing Bands ›

  1994-1995 › Best Performing Bands ›

  1993-1994 › Best Performing Bands ›

  1992-1993 › Best Performing Bands ›

  1989-1990 › Best Austin Musicians ›

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