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A “Stay Home” Message That’s Twice as Nice
By David Doolittle

 

By now you’ve probably seen some of the videos in the Texas Medical Association’s “Stay Home, Texas” campaign, which features short performances by Texas musicians.

Well, the latest installment features a new twist: A duet – by Austin singers/songwriters/guitarists Carolyn Wonderland and Shelley King, who practiced social distancing to create the video by recording their performances separately.

Check out the video above, watch all of the other “Stay Home, Texas” videos that have been released so far on TMA’s YouTube channel, and remember to hit the “share” button.

You can find the latest news, resources, and government guidance on the coronavirus outbreak by visiting TMA’s COVID-19 Resource Center regularly. 

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Last Updated On

April 24, 2020

Originally Published On

April 24, 2020

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