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by Gary E. Andrews - 10/19/26 10:48 PM
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And I should also add, that when Kris landed, he had "Me and Bobby McGee", "Help me make it through the night", "For the good times" and "Sunday morning coming down" in his pocket.
If we all did, somehow manage to get an Artist's attention for a few moments, would we have anything close to that in our Library?
I'm a Kris fanatic and I doubt if many of Nashville's best writers have songs as good as the ones you named. Cash wrote the liner notes* for one of Kristo's early albums. I don't remember much about the notes except Cash ended by saying something about "I heard those songs five years ago" if I'm not mistaken. So, if that was true, it may be that as great as though songs were, it took a while to get them recorded and released. I thought that was interesting. * Liner Notes--the writings on the cover of old fashioned vinyl albums. Not every release had them and I think current releases have them to.
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