Photograph of a young Steven Fromholz and his brother James "Jimmy" Fromholz, seated together and smiling for their portrait, c. 1950s.

Photograph of Spud Goodall from 1951, signed to Steven Fromholz, "Merry XMas. Happy New Year. From Spud Goodall, Peace & Love. 1998."

Photograph of a young Steven Fromholz and Dan McCrimmon as the musical duo, Frummox. Fromholz (left) and McCrimmon (right) are seated on a wooden porch and strumming their guitars together.

Audio reel from the Steven Fromholz Papers recorded during the KHFI Music Festival at Zilker Park in Austin, Texas.

Photograph of musician Steven Fromholz, standing on-stage and performing at Austin City Limits. Fromholz is seen singing into the microphone, with his guitar hanging from around his shoulders.

Photograph of musician Steven Fromholz (right) on-stage and performing with another unidentified musician at Austin City Limits, 1976. Fans and spectators can be seen in the foreground of the photograph and along the right side, filling out the seats.

Photograph of a young Steven Fromholz, taken by Don Higginbotham in the summer of 1967. Fromholz is seen seated on stage in front of two microphones, one by his guitar and the other up to his mouth. A background with flowers can be seen behind him.

Audio reel from the Steven Fromholz Papers recorded on Vivitone Magnetic Recording Tape.

Audio reel from the Steven Fromholz Papers recorded on a Silvertone Superthin Magnetic Sound Recording Tape 7" Reel. Tape includes "On My Way Down to New Orleans", "Unnamed", "Darcie Farrow", "Unnamable Shit and Spencer's Songs", "Mike and Spencer" and "Steve and Spencer; Mike."

Audio reel from the Steven Fromholz Papers recorded during a party on a Vivitone Magnetic Recording Tape.

Audio reel from the Steven Fromholz Papers of Frummox's The Good Tape recorded on a Sony Professional Recording Tape PR-150.

Audio reel from the Steven Fromholz Papers, circa 1969/1970. Tape includes 1) She's Everbody's Baby But Mine, 2) Birds and Wolverines, 3) Fool's Gold, 4) No Regrets, 5) She's Gone, 6) Than I Am.

Audio recording of a 6-song EP by Steven Fromholz. Tracklist: 1. Heroes. 2. Man with the Big Hat. 3. Fair Weather Friends. 4. Yellow Cat. 5. Dear Darcie. 6. Lover's Questions.

Audio reel from the Steven Fromholz Papers of 8 rough mixes - Buzz and Blues, Everybody Knows, Sea "Corn" Junkie recorded on 7" Audio Reel.

Audio recording of Fromholz - 12 Out of 14 Ain't Bad! Side A: 12 Out of 14 Ain't Bad! Tracklisting: 12 Out of 14 Ain't Bad!

Audio reel from the Steven Fromholz Papers. The album was recorded at ARS - Austin Recording Studio on a 7" reel.

Audio reel from the Steven Fromholz Papers. Includes 1) Just a Waltz, 2) Silly Waitin' Track One, 3) Silly Waitin' Track Two, 4) Because He's Jesus Track One, 5) Because He's Jesus, Track Two, 6) Random Thoughts, Track 1, 7) Random Thoughts, Track 2, 8) Don't Look For Me When I'm Gone, 9) Everybody's Going on the Road, 10) Dear Darcie, 11) Birds and Wolverines, 12) Train Song, 13) Train Song.

Audio recording of Boots & Saddles ; Fromholz "A Rumor In My Own" - Side A: Boots & Saddles, Western Tunes. Track Listing: El Roncho Grande. Take Me Back To Boots. Home on the Range. Night Train To Memphis. Beside The Rio Grande. No Letter Today. You Don't KNow Lonesome. I'm Thinking Of ---. The Yellow Rose Of Tex. Cimmaron. Red River Valley. You Are My Sunshine. Wabash Cannonball. Bears. I Have To Be Crazy. Knockin' On Wood. Can't Stay Away. Late Nite Neon Shadows. Ain't It Nice To Be Alone. Blue Lines On White Linen. She's A Lady. Hobo Bob. Dear Darcie.

Photograph of two unidentified men with one wearing a "Steve Fromholz for Governor" t-shirt; c. 1970s.

Audio recording of a chorus of singers, performing numerous songs. 1. The Thrill Is Gone by Ray Henderson (1931). 2. You'd Be So Nice to Come Home To by Cole Porter (1943). 3. It Had To Be You by Isham Jones (1924). 4. I Don't Want to Set the World on Fire by Bennie Benjamin, Eddie Durham, Sol Marcus, and Eddie Seiler (1941). 5. Moon Song, That Wasn't Meant for Me by Arthur Johnston and Sam Coslow (193X). 6. All or Nothing at All by Arthur Altman, with lyrics by Jack Lawrence (1939). 7. Somebody Loves Me by George Gershwin, and lyrics by Ballard MacDonald and Buddy DeSylva (1924). 8. Golden Earrings by Victor Young and lyrics by Ray Evans and Jay Livingston (1946). 9. You're the Cream in My Coffee by Ray Henderson, with lyrics by Buddy G. DeSylva and Lew Brown (1928). 10. The Green Leaves of Summer by Paul Francis Webster, with music by Dimitri Tiomkin (1960). 11. Don’t Fence Me In by Cole Porter and lyrics by Robert Fletcher (1934). The second half of the cassette is instrumental melodies, with various instruments.

One cassette from the Steven Fromholz collection labeled Steven Fromholz "I'd Have to Be Crazy," "Wolveriollo Rap," and "Bears."

Photograph of musician Steven Fromholz. The first exposure, Fromholz is standing straight in front of a microphone and singing into it as he plays the guitar. The second exposure Fromholz is looking to his right.

Audio reel from the Steven Fromholz Papers recorded during Fromholz's earlier career on Ampex 600 Series Professional 7". Tapes includes 14) Sweet Janie, 15) She's Gone (Lovely Ladies Past), 16) Mildred's Sin, 17) Dear Darcie (2nd Version), 18) I'd Have to be Crazy, 19) Fort Worth I Love You, 20) Rest Are a Waltz, 21) Hawkeye Simpson, 22) Magic Princess (Hobo Bob?), 23) Think About the Mountains.

Audio recording of Fromholz Live. Fromholz at Armadillo.