Music For the Not So Rich and Famous: Music and Funerals

Music (For the Not So Rich and Famous) is a reflection of stories about the musicians you hear ... in bars, churches, fairs, restaurants, lounges, street dances, campfires, private parties, company parties, weddings, living rooms, resorts, local opry houses, and porch swings. It is about the blessings and curses of having the gift of music. Judge Thomas Mitchell Shamburger takes off his robe and puts on his long hair to bring us the fun stories of performing on and off stage. In "Music" you will learn what difficulties the average musician lives through. Life behind the scenes of the gig at the VFW or what is going in the mind of the person playing the guitar at the local restaurant. "Funerals" is the sharing of a few lives that will now continue to live on the printed page. "Music (For the Not So Rich and Famous) & Funerals is like the Inquests, but without the blood and guts!" says the Judge. "It's about the fun-er things I do." Each chapter is a story of its own, but when mixed together, get ready for some interesting insight on politicians, musicians, and even clergyman.