In this episode, we honor Black History Month with songs and stories about Joe the Cobbler , Birmingham Sunday, and the Lovings. We chat with Boston area singer songwriter Linda Marks about her involvement with Buddy Dog Animal Shelter.
This episode was all about reflection. We Black History Month and some of the songs that inspired us to either write or record. We go into what inspired Forbidden and how it was uniquely recorded. There are literally hundreds of inspiring stories that happened during the Civil Rights Movement,, I found one that caught my attention that I share. We also talk about a benefit I will be apart of that helps yet another human society in Boston area called Buddy Dog and it's creator Linda Marks.
Song's Played in this episode: Publishing info :
Tia McGraff / Fawn Ti Publishing - SOCAN
Tommy Parham/ MandiTY Music - ASCAP
Forever , from Crazy Beautiful Album
Birmingham Sunday: written by Richard Farina
Licensed Content : IDBLM 207915
Forbidden: from our Stubborn In My Blood album
we wrote with Henry Priestman : Mighty Village/Sony ATV
and Peter Riley: Softdog Publishing
Forever Home Lullaby: Written by Linda Marks
Publisher: Linda Marks Music ASCAP
Buddy Dog Humane Society
The donation link is www.buddydoghs.com/donate
My website is
Background Ambient music
Track: Into The Light Music by Oak Studios Creative Commons - Attribution ND 4.0 https://youtu.be/5nNVrUE4oDA
Intro Song: Abigail - from the Break These Chains CD
Outro Song: Radical Road- from the Diversity CD
Jake's Place Song n Tails merchandise is available at