With over six million albums and mega hits like "What Might Have  Been" and "My Love" to their credit, Duane Propes, Porter Howell, Del Gray,  and Dwayne O'Brien hardly need an introduction. As part of the band Little  Texas, the handful of guys all barely in their 20's, burst onto the scene  in the 90's like a rocket, and within five years had established themselves  as one of country's "supergroups" and one of the most exciting live bands  of the genre.Even before they ever signed a record deal, the group was known as "the  hardest working band in country music," it was not uncommon for them to  play over 300 shows a year, without a bus, without a driver and without  tour support from a record label. They simply made it on their own, and  that seasoning shows up even today. Still in the midst of a heavy tour  schedule playing major markets nationwide this year, the band's four  original members are gearing up for the release of a brand new album on  their new label, Montage Records, and couldn't be happier to be back and  bringing fans what they do best.Their debut album, "First Time For Everything," yielded five hit singles  during the 90's and launched the band in a big, big way, setting the stage  for their hugely successful sophomore effort, "Big Time." Featuring smash  hits like "God Blessed Texas" and the monster ballad "My Love," that album  became Little Texas' biggest-selling CD of their impressive career. The  group toured relentlessly throughout the mid-90s on that momentum,  releasing several other albums before finally taking a much-needed break.But after a six-year hiatus from touring and recording, during which they  pursued other interests and focused on their songwriting, Little Texas is  back and better than ever, with a renewed energy and excitement to make  more of the music that fans nationwide came to love and respect. Now they  return to the airwaves with a new single titled "Missing Years" from their  forthcoming studio album.