Quarantine project by Nick Stubblefield ’10 BM – the cover of a tune his parents wrote. Nick says, “It’s neat when music can bring generations together. In this case, it brought my parents together with me. I come from a musical family that wrote a number of songs back in their day. They pitched that I cover one of their songs from the 1980s — No Access. It’s a great tune (lyrics by my mom Cindy, music by my dad, Jerry “Lightnin’ Stubblefield). Theirs was hard rock. Mine is jazzy RnB.”
Music brings a family together
Posted on July 01, 2020
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