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Check out this great write up of ‘The Trouble You Follow’ over at @wideopencountry : “It’s when Miller slows things down, though, that we get the biggest payoff. While it’s fun to party along with Miller and the Engine Lights, these more contemplative songs feel like a sucker punch. “The final two songs on the album, “The Wheel” and “Strung Out,” bring warm compassion to the kinds of regrets we all have. Ultimately, Miller seems to be acknowledging that the hard stuff is what we need to do in order to grow as people.” Amen to that.
I have to add my voice to the chorus of praise for The Roberts Family and what they’ve done in creating this special community event. My only regret is missing my boy @darrin.hacquard ‘s set. Won’t happen again. Looking forward to next year!
“To his friends he was ''Red,'' from the color of his hair. He was a burly man with a face that seemed carved from stone. It was said he looked like a man who was about to throw you off his land. But his voice, soft with pronounced Southern intonation, belied his fierce demeanor.” My buddy Tom Thurman from KET is screening his film on Robert Penn Warren today at 2pm at the Lexington Public Library on Main St. Come check it out, Q&A to follow!
@timdelonjay singin’ some killer country songs and Cortez the Killer

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