First, you get a cigar box and some Popsicle sticks. Some of his songs were goofy, such as the food chain song in which he explained that fish eat worms, people eat fish, and then, when people die, worms eat humans. Some of his songs were poignant. He sang about being a Cherokee child on a reservation wanting to fly like the red-tailed hawk while his mother sold leather bags and shirts to tourists. A constant stream of jokes and funny stories peppered his music.
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The music was versatile, Irish fiddle tunes, folk songs accompanied by the guitar and a gospel song were mixed in with his silly songs. 20 years ago in a bar in Carrboro. He put on a feel-good show just like this one. I was so glad to see as many people here as there were. He is a wonderful entertainer.