What is it like to struggle to find your place in life? We all know that feeling. But it is a whole different creature altogether when it comes to making your place at the table and carrying on a family tradition. It is a labour of love like none other. Jacob H "Cobb" Baxter, author of Redneck Relativity, returns to the literary world with his sophomore effort. He tells the story about his personal journey to fit in and carry on the family tradition of musicianship that his forebearers have laid in front of him. Sprinkled about are anecdotal histories of the musicians who preceded him spanning over a century. The interweaving stories form a tapestry of triumphs and failures. This book is satisfying on so many levels. It richly details the history of one man's trials and tribulations to continue the tradition. It tugs on the heartstrings as it bellows a yearning of desire. It amuses and brings forth many laughs with it's humour. It showcases one man's struggle to make his family proud and earn the respect of following in their footsteps while blazing his own trail. Most of all, it is a real and authentic story about a truly American family and the musical ties that bind. See how it all unfolds