
If you judged Freedy Johnston by his Billboard chart appearances, you’d think he was a rocker through and through (the 63-year-old’s 1994 major label debut was produced by Butch Vig and reached no. 54 on the Hot 100).
These days, however, the Kansan wants to show off his folk roots. There aren’t very many better places to put those bonafides to the test than this emergent St. Petersburg songwriters series happening inside the home of late beat icon Jack Kerouac.
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