Caption: Susanna and Guy Clark, Credit: Music Road Records
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Susanna and Guy Clark 

West Texas 1941: The Story of Guy Clark

From: KUT
Length: 00:53:47

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Join a who's who of Texas Music, including Jerry Jeff Walker, Ray Wylie Hubbard, Willie Nelson and many, many more in a 70th birthday celebration of one of the greatest American folk songwriters: Guy Clark Read the full description.

Guyclark-tofh-tribute_small From 'Desperadoes Waitin' on a Train' to 'L.A. Freeway' and way beyond, Guy Clark has written some of the most vivid and memorable musical portraits of the American experience.  On this one-hour special, Texas musicians gather to celebrate the history and legacy of this remarkable songwriter (who turns 70 on November 6th).  Hosted by veteran public radio journaist David Brown and produced by the award-winning music journalism team "Texas Music Matters" at KUT Austin. 

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From 'Desperadoes Waitin' on a Train' to 'L.A. Freeway' and way beyond, Guy Clark has written some of the most vivid and memorable musical portraits of the American experience.  On this one-hour special, Texas musicians gather to celebrate the history and legacy of this remarkable songwriter (who turns 70 on November 6th).  Hosted by veteran public radio journaist David Brown and produced by the award-winning music journalism team "Texas Music Matters" at KUT Austin. 

Broadcast History

First Broadcast in Austin, Texas Friday Oct. 28, 2011

Timing and Cues

"...story of Guy Clark continues".

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