Half a Man
One of my many musical exploits was a stint in Nashville in 1992 working with a Canadian country artist (who had enjoyed Top 10 hits in Canada a decade before) named Jules. It was Jules and his lovely wife, Maggie, who invited me to live with them, a year prior, when I was given only three days notice to vacate my home/studio during my rather nasty divorce. I stayed with this giving couple for half a year and the talented singer and I went to work writing dozens of songs we would eventually take to Nashville to record. One of these tunes was a tongue-in-cheek, and somewhat bluesy little lament about love lost, called Half a Man.
Just click the Play button below and I hope you enjoy it!
Rick
©Lauric Songs BMI/Jules Gouin Music
- Jules
More about our Nashville trip the next I feature another tune we wrote. You might enjoy listening to more of my dear friend’s music at the Jules’ website.
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[...] in Nashville with my great friend and country co-writer, Jules, in 1992. A few months ago I posted Half a Man and Cookin’ At Home Tonight and I will post the remaining three collaborations throughout the [...]
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