http://www.americansongwriter.com/2009/10/buried-treasure-alison-krauss-sings-cant-find-my-way-home/ American Songwriter Magazine Thu, 09 Feb 2012 16:40:07 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.4 http://www.americansongwriter.com/2009/10/buried-treasure-alison-krauss-sings-cant-find-my-way-home/comment-page-1/#comment-7371 william j. Thill Tue, 13 Apr 2010 02:54:44 +0000 http://www.americansongwriter.com/?p=27882#comment-7371 Evan, your cool, dude I am 55 so the era you write about was exquisitely mine. as a guitarist of 38 years prior to a disabling stroke at 49. The year 1969 was the most mind changing influential year of my musical life. Guitar was not just something I wanted to learn in 1967. But something I became irevokably addicted to from age 12 till my stroke in '03. [much to the detriment of my college career, where i spent more time jamming than studying. Even to a landmark event where I put my 2- 12" fender100 watt amp in my dorm window and blasted away at the humanities hall till the cops came by. I was meeting tonight at a local coffee house with a care receiver I visit now for my church group, when 'cain't find my way home came on the music system. I knew the melody line was something deeply implanted in my musical brain. But that's not stevie winwood singing, "What gives?" So upon arriving home I had to search the web until I discovered your review of the film '1969'.So I'm assuming if I find the soundtrack Alison will be there... Thanks for the info and webpage! Billy Evan, your cool, dude I am 55 so the era you write about was exquisitely mine. as a guitarist of 38 years prior to a disabling stroke at 49. The year 1969 was the most mind changing influential year of my musical life. Guitar was not just something I wanted to learn in 1967. But something I became irevokably addicted to from age 12 till my stroke in ’03. [much to the detriment of my college career, where i spent more time jamming than studying. Even to a landmark event where I put my 2- 12″ fender100 watt amp in my dorm window and blasted away at the humanities hall till the cops came by. I was meeting tonight at a local coffee house with a care receiver I visit now for my church group, when ‘cain’t find my way home came on the music system. I knew the melody line was something deeply implanted in my musical brain. But that’s not stevie winwood singing, “What gives?” So upon arriving home I had to search the web until I discovered your review of the film ’1969′.So I’m assuming if I find the soundtrack Alison will be there…
Thanks for the info and webpage!
Billy

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