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Rodney Crowell: Word For Word Tour

Rodney Crowell, one of country music's top songwriters, read from his new book Word For Word, shared stories, and performed his well-known songs on Wednesday, November 9, at 8 p.m. at The Ark in Ann Arbor.

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Rodney Crowell’s music has always had serious depth for those who listen closely. His songs, including 'Ain’t Living Long Like This' popularized by Waylon Jennings, capture life's hardships. Since the 2000s, he’s released personal, acclaimed albums, like his autobiographical "The Houston Kid". This special night gave fans a rare chance to hear him read from his new book, share stories, and perform his celebrated songs live in Ann Arbor.

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