This author explores the intricate connections between people and place, often imbued with a sense of nostalgia and a profound understanding of human nature. Their writing is characterized by a captivating style and engaging narratives that draw readers into their worlds.
(Music Sales America). Exact transcriptions of 21 tunes and breaks by one of the masters of bluegrass banjo. Complete analysis of Keith's style, plus a detailed guide to the way he sets up his banjo. Includes a complete musical biography, notes on all the tunes, a discography, and never-before-published photos.
Eddie Morrison is perhaps the best-known living Native American sculptor. Morrison's pieces embody the best of Cherokee tradition by combining the heart, spirituality, and philosophy of his culture. His work is displayed in galleries all across the US,in private collections, and in several foreign countries. This lushly illustrated work is not just a compendium of Morrison's art: it is the story of a humble man with a deep passion for his heritage and a drive to ensure a thriving future for his people. With more than 100 images of Morrison's works and a foreword by Principal Chief Bill John Baker, this volume is a beautiful and invaluable resource.
The narrative offers a gripping firsthand account of the murder of political advertiser Jim Leslie and the ensuing investigation into corrupt police commissioner George D'Artois. Keith, a reporter for the Shreveport Times, details the tumultuous efforts to expose D'Artois and his connections to organized crime, including mob boss Carlos Marcello. The book highlights the bravery of five lawmen fighting against D'Artois' corruption, providing a compelling look at the intersection of crime, politics, and journalism in Louisiana.