Status Updates From The Pilgrim: A Wall-To-Wall...

"A life lived in the land of echoes, where time stands still and moves forward all in the same breath; where the authentic song of the soul is welcomed and celebrated, a place where the bleachers are filled with people who don't care if it's yesterday or tomorrow." I swear the writing style of this man gets to me like almost nothing.

Marty's spiritual side is a fascinating contributor to his book. It relies on an interesting ancientness, of visions, of father figures prophesying, of God communicating through lightning storms and earthquakes.

Wow. Super emotional. I always thought the repeated four lines in The Pilgrim had artistic finesse, but I am shocked to hear Marty came up with these words while processing Bill Monroe's death.

Rereading and relooking at the earliest pages before I move forward. "On the north side of the twenty-first century" will forever be one of my favorite phrases I've come across. Marty Stuart might publish photography books, but his phraseology is delicious and one-of-a-kind.