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Songwriters Sojourn: Rosie Flores

Songwriters Sojourn: Rosie Flores
I should not be out hearing everybody else. I should be home writing my own songs.
– Rosie Flores

San Antonio native Rosie Flores has been playing the famous South by Southwest (SXSW) Music Festival in Austin since 1988 and she'll be featured again this year, promoting a new record, “Girl of the Century." Although she's lived in California and Nashville, she's permanently a resident of Texas.

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James McMurtry: A Songwriter's Sojourn

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I hate to hear the vocals on my first record. I played pretty good guitar, but the vocals are ghastly.
– James McMurtry

While most songwriters are avid readers, James McMurtry didn’t spend much time with his nose in a book when he was growing up.

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Marcia Ball: A Songwriter's Sojourn

Marcia Ball: A Songwriter's Sojourn
A good gig makes you feel on top of the world. A bad gig makes you think about getting a day job.
– Marcia Ball

Although she's been recognized for her ability to sing the blues, Texas-born, Louisiana raised songwriter Marcia Ball's music is infused with a Cajun kick and a lot of joy.

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Vince Bell - A Songwriter's Sojourn

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Vince Bell - A Songwriter's Sojourn

A good song can take a lot of beating, doggone it ...
It can take what anybody can lay into it.
It’s hard to whip a good tune.

– Vince Bell

When Lyle Lovett was touring in support of his new CD, “Natural Forces,” he opened the show with “Sun and Moon and Stars,” a song written early in the career of Texan Vince Bell. Lovett said he recorded the song as a tribute to Bell, one of his mentors. For audience members familiar with Bell’s story, it was a particularly touching moment.

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Guy Clark - A songwriter's sojourn

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Guy Clark - A songwriter's sojourn
There’s always room
for good songs.
– Guy Clark

Interviewing Guy Clark is not an easy gig. The native Texan is shy, soft-spoken and reticent to talk about himself.
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