It's just that time, I guess. You reach a certain age, and suddenly not only public figures start to die, but your peers do, too, and you realize it's just not going to stop until you do. I suppose it's always good to be aware of your own mortality, but it never gets any easier Continue Reading
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The Deadly Season
Posted on April 10, 2013 by Ed Ward
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In Your Ear
Posted on February 15, 2012 by Ed Ward
A long time ago, in a newsroom far away (as far away as Austin, Texas is from you right now, anyway), a newspaper columnist sat typing blurry green letters on a black screen when he felt a presence next to him. Turning, he saw Jimmie Vaughan, one of the best guitarists in a town loaded Continue Reading
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