Danny Montana rolled up the sleeves of his Roper shirt and adjusted his Stetson. With a 1971 Gibson acoustic guitar in hand, the cowboy troubadour, alone but for his songs, looked out at the Coast Café and began to strum.
The artists he covered were the ones who mean the most to the 65-year-old singer and father of two, including the forgotten Texan Blaze Foley and Billie Holiday, whose “Until the Real Thing Comes Along”…