Title: Well worth the read
Review: One rainy day while sipping Starbucks and staying out of the weather, I randomly strolled over to the music section at Barnes and Noble and began thumbing thru "Will You Miss Me When I'm Gone." My parents, having gone thru the Depression, often spoke of the Carter family and their original music in tones normally reserved for for our owned departed family members and I was interested to have found a book about the group. Two hours later, I had a much better understanding as to why this family had such an impact on my own and the nation. Not only is this book informative and interesting, but give great credit to the author who writes brilliantly. His tone and tales glide you thru the chapters and I felt compelled to read on and on. My biggest disappointment is that I wasn't aware of the book sooner, and that I personnaly never heard the Carters. Read this book if you want a greater understanding of the Depression Era and the workings of the early radio and record business.
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