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I'm a Texan is an album by the American musician Gary Stewart, released in 1993. Stewart was born in Kentucky and resided in Florida; the album title is an acknowledgement of his popularity in Texas. He supported it with a North American tour.
Production
The album was produced by Roy Dea. Tracy Nelson provided harmony and backing vocals on some of the tracks. "It's True" is the only song written for the album by Stewart. "One Night" is a cover of the song made famous by Elvis Presley.
The Orlando Sentinel opined that "Stewart's mile-wide vibrato, rich tone and soulful phrasing are as affecting as ever." The Los Angeles Times said that "what defines Stewart's vision of country—beyond his signature spine-tingling vocal quaver—is his willingness to travel the highway of hurt, and face the pain of living here in the real world." Rolling Stone noted that "much of the material finds Stewart's quaver in its usual shot-and-beer setting (where his voice sounds like hands shaking after too much whiskey)".
