and she was working in an engineering firm. They had a son together, Sam Jr. That year she also reached a wide audience when in 1997 she made her singular appearance on the PBS music television program Austin City Limits which spotlighted some "Best of Austin" performers. The roots music website No Depression singled Bosworth out, writing "The surprise of night was the glowing set delivered by Libbi Bosworth. Perhaps the least-known of all the acts on the bill, she won over the crowd with her crystal clear vocals and classic Nashville-style songs." In 2001, she released a follow-up album, Libbiville, dedicated to her mother Doris Jean. Of the album's thirteen songs, ten were original compositions, including "South Texas Highway." The Austin Chronicle reviewed the album and also gave it four stars, calling it "well worth the wait". Later life Bosworth's career began to suffer from a lingering medical condition that affected her vocal chords. In March 2013, a fire burned her home down and she lost all her possessions. She launched a GoFundMe campaign to raise money, and sent her two children to live with Scaief, who by then was her ex-husband. In May 2019, Bosworth married David Anderson, a history professor who teaches at Louisiana Tech University. Discography Austin Country Nights, (compilation of artists) 1995 True Sounds of the New West, (compilation of artists) 1995 Outskirts of You, Freedom Records, 1997 debut Libbiville, Stark Raving, 2001 References Further reading The Washington Post "Sing Me Back Home". Austin Chronicle. CMJ New Music Monthly* Living people Year of birth missing (living people) Berklee College of Music alumni