Jay Bolotin

Jay Bolotin
http://www.delmorerecordings.com/artists/jay-bolotin
https://landmarks.utexas.edu/video-art/jay-bolotin

A brilliant songwriter who spent productive years in Nashville yielding cuts by David Allan Coe, Porter Wagoner, Dan Fogelberg and more. and his own 1970 self-titled LP for Commonwealth United and reissued by Locust Music in 2009. Mark Linn's Delmore Recording Society has issued an LP of unreleased Jay Bolotin tunes entitled 'No One Seems To Notice That It's Raining.'

"While growing up on a farm in rural Kentucky, Jay Bolotin immersed himself in music and storytelling and made sculptures from fallen trees. Later he studied art at the Rhode Island School of Design and became an apprentice to the late sculptor Robert Lamb. However concentrated his study of fine art, he never abandoned his interest in literature, especially biblical stories and those by the Grimm Brothers and William Blake, all of which have inspired his art. During the 1970s, Bolotin also pursued his love of music while working as a country western songwriter in Nashville. An accomplished musician, he has worked and performed with artists who include Merle Haggard, Dan Fogelberg, Kris Kristofferson, and Porter Wagoner, and continues to perform regularly in the United States and abroad."
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