The Sad Folk Stylings Of... Blind Whit Waltman (SM0WW3)

Born and raised in musically renowned Muscle Shoals, Alabama, Harold Whit Williams is a prize-winning poet and the longtime guitarist for indie rock band Cotton Mather. A session musician for numerous Austin, TX artists over the years, Whit is a prolific songwriter with numerous releases for his his lo-fi home studio projects Daily Worker and collaboration with fellow poet/library worker Michael Perret MARKING & PLATING among many others. Williams catalogs the KUT Collection for the University of Texas Libraries and writes a quarterly music review for UT’s TexLibris (Whit’s Picks). He lives in Austin, Texas.

"The Sad Folk Stylings Of... Blind Whit Waltman" takes aim at the 2024 presidential election through a collection of satirical protest songs. Williams songs use traditional folk styles to tackle contemporary political issues, blending humor with criticism of the disappointing (and infuriating) landscape of American politics.

Written & recorded November 6-7, 2024
@ The Kibosh, Austin, TX by Reinli Style
Mastered by Titch Thomas@Sunny Prestaty
Words & Music by Harold Whit Williams BMI

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