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LEE & BETSY PAULET Our world NEEDS storytellers -- they help us to see life clearly! |
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| BEST of Florida Folk and Florida Songstory – CLICK HERE NOW TO ACCESS two 90 minute television specials recorded at the 2006 PINELLAS FOLK FESTIVAL scroll down to click on podcast of Heritage Village Festival - Part 1 and/or Part 2. |
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The Florida Cracker is an endangered species. Unfortumately, the nickname for the native born has become politically incorrect. But true Crackers are they who recollect the beauty of paradise, they who care about keeping that beauty alive, they who invite all to build an even better tomorrow for ourselves, our children, our children's children... Lee & Betsy Paulet About Florida Songstory (from newspaper article) "Betsy Paulet's poetry and Lee's poetic songs tell the tales of their native state, stories of lonely lighthouse keepers, long forgotten battles, recent events and Florida wildlife and critters (2, 4, and even 6 legged)... "Their presentations often reflect their own strong personalities. With a generous smattering of humor, they present their stories from two different perspectives. Lee tells the tale from the male point of view, with Betsy telling it from a woman's perspective..." by: BARBARA L. FREDRICKSEN St. Petersburg Times May 10, 1996 Click now to read |
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Boys will be boys and bass will be bass - both get bigger through the years - yes, it's the same boy but OBVIOUSLY NOT same fish -- caught in same pond though... |
Check out Lee's passion - fishing and his dawg - click on underlined link to listen to "Temple of the Big Mouth Bass" and more- all for free (no registration necessary but you can buy downloads cheap) on SoundClick. |
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