"CHAPTER OF NIGHT"
is a retrospective of the Civil War in America which took place from April 12, 1861 - April 14, 1865.
The stories told do not villify the vanquished nor praise the victor. This CD contains 20 stories telling of the struggles and courage that took place during this most terrible tragedy.
With the 150th Anniversary in 2011 it brings into clarity those events which every critically thinking person must continue to mark as signposts..... History can repeat itself.

"What is Past is Prologue"

Lonnie Glass is a singer/songwriter whose connection to this period comes from his studying in the USA, his reading, as well as years of touring as a musician throughout the South.

	Just Men		Acoustic/Americana
	Old Man Brown		Acoustic/Americana
	Notes From Underground		Acoustic/Americana
	Shiloh		Acoustic/Americana
	The 54th		Acoustic/Americana
	Antietam		Acoustic/Americana
	Angel Of Marye's Heights		Acoustic/Americana
	Stonewall		Acoustic/Americana
	Hogs In The Wheat Field		Acoustic/Americana
	The Dream		Acoustic/Americana
	The Game		Acoustic/Americana
	Chapter Of Night		Acoustic/Americana
	Vengeance Is Mine		Acoustic/Americana
	The Hurricane		Acoustic/Americana
	Dirt Road		Acoustic/Americana
	All Along The Avenue		Acoustic/Americana

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josie campbell	6/11/2010 4:48:52 AM Hi Lonnie me again from NZ, I have a contact for you her name is Ruth Bernie and shes been involved with the NZ folk scene in Wellington for years her email is ruthbirnie@clear.net.nz I have mentioned you to her and she does organise overseas artists on a small scale. Worth contacting her talk soon Arohanui Josie
josie campbell	6/6/2010 11:40:42 PM Hi Lonnie, don't get me started on politicians, thanks for your response, your music would be very much appreciated over here, I have one person in mind that I could ask. I think she organises overseas acts, I'll keep in touch. Josie
josie campbell	6/5/2010 4:41:16 PM hi Lonnie, what amazing songs, you are talented, so much history and moving lyrics, I'll be listening and learning Josie from NZ
James Stanley Howen	5/31/2010 5:23:12 AM Hi Lonnie, I wanted to say that I will be listening as much as time will allow to all your "GREAT" stories based on a very hard time in our country's past. I love the songs I have listened to so far. I will be adding a few more as time goes on to my station on IAC Music. Your newest bestest fan, Jimmy
John Myles	5/30/2010 7:23:40 PM Ha Ha, Cool. Grew up near the corner of Warren Av and Inkster Rd. I am familiar with Hillsdale. I did brief stints at MSU and ESU. Worked several jobs in factories and played in some clubs in and around Heartache City. ;o)
John Myles	5/29/2010 9:47:33 PM Lonnie, it's a pleasure to make your acquaintance. I really appreciate what you've done here. Great Stuff!
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