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To talk about a troubadour on the road is to talk about a poetry free of institutions and patronage -- a poetry rooted in the earth rather than suspended by lofty abstractions -- a poetry that could turn the social order on its head and get a way with it because the poet could also play the clown. . . . In the road we find the connection between generations of troubadours, medieval and modern.' --Madonna Hettinger, from her liner note… MORE