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I’m talking with music artist, Reuben Butchart. While sharing pieces from his latest CD, Golden Boy, we’ll also talk about his creative process for this CD, the work of being an artist and building his band, and why he’d rather not be labeled as a gay artist or Blue-eyed soul artist. He’s received numerous accolades for his songwriting style and performance, now enjoy his music and thoughts, including a funny story about this Dallas bar that he originally didn’t think was a gay bar. Leave a comment on the site or call me at 214-594-7434. Also, visit Reuben’s MySpace page. Photo of Reuben by Felix Static (c) 2006.
Still looking to giveaway two copies of Carry the Word. From Vintage Entity Press and Red Bone Press, Carry the Word: A Bibliography of Black LGBTQ Books is a seminal reference work, featuring over 600 titles by and about black Same-Gender-Loving (SGL) and Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, and Queer-identified (LGBTQ) writers and culture, as well as interviews and articles about black SGL authors. Just call 214-594-7434 to request a copy! That’s it!
Other music used in the show:
“Where There You Been Gone Find It” (mp3)
from “Hired New Hands”
by Beckett & Taylor
(Hand On The Plow)
Buy at iTunes Music Store
Buy at eMusic
More On This Album
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