I love Willie Nelson. You probably do too. When I launched the podcast version of my show, I decided episode 1 should be my interview with Willie. Yesterday I found myself in the unenviable spot of being stuck in metropolitan traffic. Flipping through the channels on Sirius XM I heard
“I’ve loved, I’ve laughed and criedI’ve had my fill, my share of losingAnd now, as tears subsideI find it all, all so amusing” (Lyrics from the song “My Way” made famous by Frank Sinatra) I recall being asked by a stranger dressed in hip hop fashion who my favorite
source Dolly Parton has always been one of my heroes and is easily one of the greatest songwriters not only in country music, but in all American music. Well, I heard word from my friends at Webster Public Relations that Dolly has announced her first album written and recorded for children. Well, age
The great works of art aren’t meant to be put on a shelf to be forgotten. They are here to be interpreted by the artists of the time. Shakespeare’s “Hamlet” can be played by a new crop of young actors. In this sense, “old made new” is what makes a