Thanks Mark, just the one of my favorites from Malcolm. It's about our mother when she was carrying Malcolm. We had gone to Lake Charles LA area for a stay with her bro. That was back in the Greyhound days. Quite a story there... " Walking to Detroit" was about our Grandad back during the depression.. Malcolm was a great poet and story teller, along with all his other talents. He left so much behind for all of us to remember him. I'm that 3rd son, Malcolm was the 4th. Thanks again Mark
Tony, Thanks for your invaluable comments. I just purchased a VG+++ copy of Trademark (Malcolm & Sam) vinyl pressed in 1985. I have photographed many national top artists and a lot of our local bands, and singers-songwriters over the past 10 years including three Presidents. I look back to the time I spent in the venue greenroom and stage front with Malcolm, he was one of the most genuinely talented poets, songwriters, storytellers, and vocal artists to visit and photograph. Can you give me a brief on the backstory of Trademark and co-writer Sam Milner. Thank you!
Gillian Welch and Dave Rawlings singing played this the other night in Charlotte. She had told a story about them meeting in Nashville. He was working in a kitchen and would come out from the kitchen, take off his apron and just tear it up on guitar. Malcolm was a wonderful treasure. I was fortunate to see him once in Hickory one night. After the first set, we sat outside talking. He treated everyone like a friend he'd known forever that night
Thanks Mark, just the one of my favorites from Malcolm. It's about our mother when she was carrying Malcolm. We had gone to Lake Charles LA area for a stay with her bro. That was back in the Greyhound days. Quite a story there... " Walking to Detroit" was about our Grandad back during the depression.. Malcolm was a great poet and story teller, along with all his other talents. He left so much behind for all of us to remember him. I'm that 3rd son, Malcolm was the 4th.
Thanks again Mark
Tony, Thanks for your invaluable comments. I just purchased a VG+++ copy of Trademark (Malcolm & Sam) vinyl pressed in 1985. I have photographed many national top artists and a lot of our local bands, and singers-songwriters over the past 10 years including three Presidents. I look back to the time I spent in the venue greenroom and stage front with Malcolm, he was one of the most genuinely talented poets, songwriters, storytellers, and vocal artists to visit and photograph. Can you give me a brief on the backstory of Trademark and co-writer Sam Milner. Thank you!
Gillian Welch and Dave Rawlings singing played this the other night in Charlotte. She had told a story about them meeting in Nashville. He was working in a kitchen and would come out from the kitchen, take off his apron and just tear it up on guitar. Malcolm was a wonderful treasure. I was fortunate to see him once in Hickory one night. After the first set, we sat outside talking. He treated everyone like a friend he'd known forever that night