@edgarblythe,
Thanks again for your comment, edgar. That song by Lucinda Williams was great, and had some odd references. You sent us searching:
Williams was born in Lake Charles, Louisiana, the daughter of poet and literature professor Miller Williams and an amateur pianist. Her parents divorced in the mid-1960s with Williams' father gaining custody of her and her younger brother and sister. Like her father, she has spina bifida. Her father worked as a visiting professor in Mexico and different parts of the United States including Baton Rouge, New Orleans, Jackson, Mississippi, and Utah before settling at the University of Arkansas in Fayetteville. His daughter started writing when she was 6 years old and showed an affinity for music at an early age, and was playing guitar at 12. Williams's first live performance was in Mexico City at 17, as part of a duo with her friend, a banjo player named Clark Jones.
Today is Harper Lee's birthday. I think most of our listeners and contributions know that she only wrote one book, and it was later made into a movie. To Kill a Mockingbird said so much and thanks to Truman Capote for editing it for her.
Here's a wonderful composer to play the theme from the movie.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YVMqjNX0Ftg
Missed your contribution, my friend. Back later to comment.
