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Texas Troubadours (Jack and Doris Smothers Series in Texas History, Life, and Culture),New
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Whether they headline major music festivals or play in small, nearly empty clubs, singersongwriters are among Texas's most authentic and enduring musicians. Steve Harris has been photographing these artists for many years, creating an unsurpassed photo gallery of both wellknown and emerging Texas singersongwriters. In Texas Troubadours, he showcases over fifty songwriters with evocative blackandwhite photographs accompanied by original quotes in the musicians' own handwriting, which allow viewers to engage with the musicians both visually and personally.Texas Troubadours is a virtual who's who of singersongwriters. The book includes such nationally and internationally acclaimed musicians as Kris Kristofferson, Alejandro Escovedo, Guy Clark, Robert Earl Keen, Steve Earle, Rodney Crowell, Ray Wylie Hubbard, and Jimmie Dale Gilmore, along with singersongwriters whose followings are growing. In his introduction, Steve Harris describes how the losses of Townes Van Zandt and Doug Sahm inspired him to document Texas singersongwriters and how the book developed as he took his 4 x 5 camera and notebook wherever a singersongwriter was willing to be photographed.The portraits in Texas Troubadours are as genuine and soulful as the musicians themselves. When you look into these faces, you see lives that, as Kinky Friedman says, have known 'the road, the cheap motels, the beer joints and halffilled houses, the days when our autographs were bouncing, the long nights of pain and beauty beyond words and music.'
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