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by Gerald Ochs
Rappahannock News Writer
It's not too late to change your career ... to change that dream into a reality and write Wynonna Judd’s next hit, or if you have a more Rappahannock rock orientation, to give the Everything band their next "Hootch". Paul Reisler’s fifth fall "Song Camp Weekend in the Country" is scheduled for Oct. 27 through 29 at the Ki Theatre in Washington, and this hot ticket is just about sold out.
Songwriting students are coming from all over to learn—from California, Florida, Minnesota, and Virginia—and they'll have the unique opportunity to learn from some of the best. This year, master teacher, songwriter, composer, performer and Trapezoid leader Paul Reisler will be joined by Steve Seskin and Gary Nicholson, both of whom have extraordinary songwriting and teaching credentials in their own right, and all of whom will share their experiences and techniques to make professional songwriters better and to give novices a quick start out of the blocks.
Steve Seskin has proven the world-class level of his talent in pop, rock, blues and country over the past twenty years. His "Don't Laugh at
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