Guy teamed up with producer/engineer Miles Wilkinson again for 1992’s Boats to Build after being courted by Kyle Lehning, who had been hired to manage the Nashville office for the revamped Asylum Records label. Lehning released Boats to Build as […]
Without Getting Killed or Caught: The Life and Music of Guy Clark traces the life of music pioneer Guy Clark, who, with his wife Susanna, shaped the contemporary folk and American roots music scene much like F. Scott and Zelda Fitzgerald […]
I’ve gotten many sweet condolence calls and messages about Susanna Clark’s death, yet I don’t feel worthy of them. I’m not a close family friend. I was Guy’s publicist until I started working on his biography, but even then, I […]
The American Roots Publishing Story…So Far… American Roots Publishing was a dream planted in my subconscious by a conversation with Joe Ely two years ago. I knew from a previous conversation with him that Joe had been writing a novel. […]
When American Roots Publishing released our first CD, Beautiful Dreamer: The Songs of Stephen Foster, we were astonished at the attention it received from the media and music lovers all over the world. Although we cherished it, we never could […]
My introduction to Guy Clark came early. I was 14 years old in 1975 when a friend of my dad’s brought over Guy’s first LP Old No. 1. Dad was into Memphis soul music and the friend tried and failed […]
