Governor Clay France
Governor Clay is a songwriter born in Alabama. His baptism by fire happened at the Columbia Tavern, a bar near the Denver railroad yards, in 1967. Onstage Governor Clay makes himself at home: a chair, a table, a few books. He hangs a Mexican mask on his hatrack and performs storytelling songs. He likes to keep the crowd small, and will distribute wine bottles just to get everybody loosened up. ... more
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