Guy Clark's appeal has spread far beyond the Texas plains where he was raised and where he learned to build the guitars he plays. Says England's Guardian newspaper: "He has painstakingly assembled one of the most impressive catalogues of any living songwriter." As a songwriter Guy can do it all: searing confessionals ("Dublin Blues"), catchy country hits ("Heartbroke"), back-porch folk ("Homegrown Tomatoes"), ambitious historical descriptions ("Texas 1947"), moving little elegies for lost souls ("One Paper Kid")--you name it! Guy comes to Michigan with the recently released "Somedays the Song Writes You" CD. “Hopefully I get better,” he offers. “I'm mostly learning what to leave out." Tonight's special guest is songwriter Terri Hendrix. She's a downhome entrepreneur and a very wise woman, and she appears tonight with the legendary guitarist Lloyd Maines, father of Dixie Chick Natalie Maines. Terri also has a new album, "Left Over Alls."