The Blues A Musical Journey: Godfathers and Sons

I may have been a bit too over the top w/ the claim that the:"Five Blindboys" nearly brought the Co. down. I do know that there was a lot of nervous concern about it for some time. And that's all I knew, no more.

you guys are very confusing to me. But maybe it's me who is lacking

just why my first message was deemed inappropriate I just can not imagine. It's all the truth maybe Time Out doesn't like the truth? All I said was just how narcissistic Marshall was when I knew him and still see today where he remains the same old fool who never grew up. Same old desperate need for acknowledgment he never got from his father nor never would unless he was capable of achieving wholly something of his own which he isn't capable of. His embarrassing display of so emblazoning how the blues is in his "DNA" is just so amazing that anyone could act like that. Give him a podium and he'll give a good show! albeit, bad acting, he's just so beside himself that he's blind to what a fool he's making of himself. Just as he did in the book:"STP" when he was up on the stage. there is nothing inappropriate about this comment! Or are only pros allowed?

Someone was taken by Marshall Chess and his desperate need for attention even when he knows most of what he claims is way overblown. He never was any heir of anything, His father told him the reason for the sale of Chess was because he had no one to leave it to. In all the yrs. I was married to him, never did I see him put on a record much less a blues record? That's a joke, but he is able to carry all of his nonsense off, except for the "ones" who far well know better. And I am one of them. He knows what I'm claiming is all true. That is the truth for the records. He never mentions how the "Five Blind Boys" practically brought Chess down.