The name of Kevin Fowler and Roger Creager's 2019 duet album, Dos Borrachos, which translates to "two drunks" in Spanish, seems appropriate. The name, which was given to them during a special time in their friendship by a group of veteran Texas country musicians, is one that they gladly accept. The narrative takes place at a writing retreat in Mexico, when Fowler and Creager discovered themselves at a bar with their friends. One by one, as the night went on, their friends dispersed; Fowler and Creager were the only two left. The cook gave them tacos "para los dos borrachos" (for the two drunks) early in the morning, which gave them the idea for their musical concept: writing songs for people who like a good drink.

Trent Willmon, a producer, joined the group as they started work on Dos Borrachos, an album of songs about drinking. The track listing included both original songs and well-known covers, including Merle Haggard's "Bar Room Buddies" and Tom T. Hall's "I Like Beer." The CD, which was released in November 2019, served as a monument to their mutual love of music and the friendship they discovered among partygoers.

Dos Borrachos perfectly encapsulates Fowler and Creager's musical partnership and highlights their abilities as storytellers and performers. They produce a compilation of songs that highlights the joy and camaraderie found in raising a glass thanks to their strong bond and shared passion for writing music that speaks to hard-drinking spirits.

Another significant moment in the careers of these well-known Texas country performers was the album's release. Dos Borrachos by Kevin Fowler and Roger Creager is a heartfelt testimonial to their enduring friendship and their talent for writing songs that unite listeners in rejoicing over life's simple joys..

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