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Stuart’s musical experience began in his youth when, as the son of a minister, he recalls “There were a lot of different kinds of music in the house. I remember getting interested in a couple of my sister’s records. Johnny Cash at Folsom Prison and the other was a Hank Williams album. Even as a young boy, I liked the power of those albums. There was this unvarnished truth in their singing. There was no guile at all.” Along with music, Chris was also surrounded by writing from his early years... Read the Full Article in the print issue of Bluegrass Now, or call for a back issue. |