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The Vendors Richmond, Virginia
Down every country road and every shadowed alleyway, there is a story waiting to be told. A song meant to be sung by the most genuine, heartfelt voices. When it comes to the tales of James West, few storytellers are able to achieve similar phenomenal results. With a keen sense of wit and a homegrown understanding of the South, West has found a perfect home for these American gothic vignettes. ... more
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