Hank Williams in analysis.

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#		Title	Length	Sample
1		The Wait	3:24
2		All of Life's Loneliness	4:04
3		I'd Rather Be With Her	3:45
4		Blue	3:35
5		Along the Way	3:33
6		Learn to See	4:30
7		What the Hell	2:22
8		Sorry	3:46
9		Please Forgive Me	2:27
10		So Many Times	5:08
11		Without You	2:58
12		Baby, Just Forget	1:36

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Chris Dingman's Crooked Road:

"I was born in a little New Hampshire town of about a thousand people, with the white New England church around the town common. I spent a lot of my childhood wandering the woods that enclosed us on all sides.

You could say I was raised atheist, but when I heard my mom's Beatles albums, I remember thinking if there is a God, he's speaking through these guys. It must have spooked me, though, because I didn't pick up a guitar until I was 21-when I first heard Dylan's Freewheeling. There was something ghostly in his off-hand but incredibly tender singing. And his rough edges made you feel like you could do it too. That summer I was also reading D.H. Lawrence and Nietzsche-writers that stir up your whole body, not just your mind. I was at Harvard at the time, but the summer I heard Freewheeling made school seem beside the point.

Eventually I wound up in California, thinking of myself more as a writer than a songwriter. I wrote poetry and screenplays, optioning one to Warner Bros. But as the option money dwindled, I realized screenwriting wasn't doing it for me. Music was.

"So, now I find myself here, with a CD of original songs and a band called Crooked Roads."