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George Burl
George Burl is a songwriter, producer and something akin to a record label. He is not a person. He is a pseudonym. A philosophical experiment conceived in a small cottage in Nebraska, birthed in the Redwood forests of California and distilled in the hills of Tennessee. ... more
George Burl recommends:
Worthy of many Emmys. Or Oscars. Or whatever kind of fish they give to accomplished musicians these days.
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