A friend just turned me on to this amazing, short documentary about T. C. Cannon, with interviews from various IAIA staff and students. I like his classmates' comment that he was the only student in his art history class to get an A!
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America: thanks for posting that video... very inspiring story and a reminder that there are more stories like this to be told... thank you, my friend! heather.
I MET T.C. IN 1972 IN OKLAHOMA CITY WHEN HE WAS ATTENDING CENTRAL STATE UNIVERSITY IN EDMOND. WE SHARED MANY SONGS TOGETHER THAT FIRST NIGHT AND BECAME FRIENDS. I STILL PREFORM TWO OF HIS SONGS THAT HE WROTE AFTER WE MET. CONSTANT BLUE AND GRAND LAKE LADIES. HE WAS A TRUE WARRIOR POET AND I WAS VERY LUCKY TO SHARE HIS FRIENSHIP. BOB POWERS, EDMOND OKLA.
3 comments:
America: thanks for posting that video... very inspiring story and a reminder that there are more stories like this to be told... thank you, my friend! heather.
I MET T.C. IN 1972 IN OKLAHOMA CITY WHEN HE WAS ATTENDING CENTRAL STATE UNIVERSITY IN EDMOND. WE SHARED MANY SONGS TOGETHER THAT FIRST NIGHT AND BECAME FRIENDS. I STILL PREFORM TWO OF HIS SONGS THAT HE WROTE AFTER WE MET. CONSTANT BLUE AND GRAND LAKE LADIES. HE WAS A TRUE WARRIOR POET AND I WAS VERY LUCKY TO SHARE HIS FRIENSHIP.
BOB POWERS, EDMOND OKLA.
That's fantastic! I really hope someone makes a full length movie based on his life.
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