Jim Lauderdale: In his own words

NOTES:
Tape time is 3:21
Add approx :45 for intro/outro

INTRO: 
Jim Lauderdale's country songs have been covered by the likes of 
George Jones, Patty Loveless and George Strait. He's been one of 
Lucinda Williams' favorite harmony singers. He's even won a 
Grammy -- for Lost in the Lonesome Pines, a  record he made with 
Bluegrass legend Ralph Stanley. 

But, somehow, Lauderdale continues to snatch anonymity from the 
jaws of fame.  Here's how he describes his music ... in his own 
words.

TAPE IN: "Hey, this is Jim Lauderdale ..." 
TAPE OUT: Ends with music. Last spoken words: "... I'm only a 
traditional country listener."

OUTRO: 

Country  singer and songwriter Jim Lauderdale. We heard from him 
as part of"Musicians in their own words," produced by David
Schulman and supported by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting.  

[Lauderdale will be performing on DATE at VENUE in CITY.]


ALTERNATE CREDIT LANGUAGE, IF READ AT END OF HOUR:

"'Musicians in their own words'' is produced by David Schulman and 
supported by the Corporation for Public Broadcasting."