I think the three artists we cast for third party exposition in our film couldn’t have been better. Ray Wylie, a contemporary of Jerry Jeff,was “there” and while providing valuable insight he adds a great deal of wit and will provide the viewer with some “chuckles.” Bruce Robison is very thoughtful, articulate and knowledgeable. He reveals a strong link for the next generation of singer-songwriters that followed Jerry Jeff and the original Outlaws. Finally, Todd Snider the third generation in this music genealogy is a walking encyclopedia on Jerry Jeff. His inspiration and respect for our film’s “hero” was very impressive. When you think about the fact that he was 7 years old when Viva Terlingua was released, he has obviously done his research. The tradition continues!