Taylor Langford

Ask anyone that has known Taylor Langford during his 18 years in Uvalde, Texas, and you would most likely be told of Taylor’s love for music and the satisfaction he gets from entertaining others. Taylor has been blessed with the ability to capture the attention of any crowd, while comfortably and confidently sharing his musical talent.

Taylor is doubly blessed with stage presence beyond his years. As a two year old, Taylor could definitely be heard singing church hymns loudly during services. After “wearing out” several toy guitars and having his 3rd birthday request “his very own mic” fulfilled, Taylor’s desire to entertain seemed unstoppable.

At the age of six, Taylor received his first “real” guitar. He soon began guitar instruction which lasted only a few months. Ever since, Taylor’s musical talent has been acquired through his ability to play by ear. Taylor’s musical talent is not limited to the guitar; he continues to explore various instruments.

Taylor proceeded to play the bass guitar, drums, banjo, mandolin, dobro and the keyboard. In elementary school, Taylor could be found, during recess, in the music room receiving encouragement and praise from a few of the musically talented school staff members.

Taylor’s musical ability has always been above that of his peers. His accelerated musical ability most often found him being accompanied by adult entertainers. Taylor was always eager and willing to entertain as a youngster, inspiring many other young people to develop an interest in music. Taylor’s stage presence will capture the attention of any crowd. He loves to share his musical talent and does so every opportunity he receives.

Taylor’s musical talent is enhanced by his outgoing personality. He has maturity beyond his years, as well as the knowledge needed for organizing any event. Taylor is a very organized young man, paying attention to every detail. Taylor has the full support of his family, which includes his proud parents, H. T. and Julie Langford, as well as younger brothers Lawton and Nolan.

Taylor is very capable of producing his own performances when called upon to do so. Taylor is very responsible and is known as an entertainer that will fulfill his promises. He is often called on to produce various performances, even theatre performances, due to his vast understanding of the technicalities involved. Recently, he was asked to serve as sound technician for a Radney Foster concert in Uvalde.

Taylor receives numerous calls to perform in Uvalde and the surrounding area. He also designs logos and advertising layouts. Taylor exudes maturity and responsibility well beyond his 18 years.

Although Taylor is only 18 years old, he has been fortunate to have many opportunities to showcase his musical talent. He recently opened for John Arthur Martinez (Nashville Star finalist runner-up) at the Uvalde Opera House. He has had the opportunity to share his music with artists such as Sonny Throckmorton and Johnny Rodriquez.

Taylor has been blessed by some memorable learning opportunities, playing rhythm and singing back up vocals for Prentiss Varnon (Nashville Star contestant), Chris Story and the Southern Edge, as well as Jim Raby.

Taylor has performed at many venues and events including Uvalde’s Grand Opera House, Uvalde High School auditorium for the 9-11 Memorial.

The Cystic Fibrosis Walk-a-Thon, The American Cancer Society’s Relay for Life, Uvalde County Hunter’s Round-Up, Uvalde Adult Activity Center, St, Philips Episcopal School fundraisers, Uvalde Honey Fest, Badlands Festival, Uvalde Palomino Fest, Frio County Fair, The House Pasture Restaurant and the Utopia Rodeo.

At the age of 14, Taylor played at the Leon Springs Dance Hall, The Forum and the Don Strange Ranch, as a special guest of Chris Story and the Southern Edge Band.

Taylor also entertains at many private parties, wedding receptions, anniversaries and grand openings.

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