Lawrence J. Clark is a songwriter, and that indicates two things. First, he composes music, and second, he pens lyrics. While adept at both, it's the latter at which Clark excels. In a day where the pop sound or the repetitive beat gets all the attention, Clark has remained true to the lyric. His songs are entertaining, humorous, sensitive, and just plain pretty. His debut offering is "BEAUTIFUL" and it contains his Kerrville Camp Stupid hit, "Wal-Mart Girl." You'll also hear the clever "Internet Blues," co-written with Jamey Duckworth. Also available here is the long-waited "NEW HORIZON" CD. Clark’s sophomore project is a maturation of his vast talents. The stories keep coming, as in the maternal remembrance “Baby, Don’t You Cry” and the Vietnam era double entendre “I Just Wanna Fly.” Clark has some blues and upbeat pop tunes as well, showing his diversity. This disc is well orchestrated and superbly arranged, especially the horns on “Who Sings The Blues.” Lawrence J. Clark is a songwriter for the baby boomer in all of us, as he reminds us of how things were, tells us how things get, and warns us of how things are going to be. “NEW HORIZONS” is a wonderful collection of true songs, all of them based on experiences you can relate to. After listening, you’ll feel good about yourself, knowing that you’re not alone with your observations of how twisted it can get. Ever feel disconnected? Check this lyric: “…feelin’ ‘bout as connected as a frog on a log in the middle of a dry creek in the middle of a burned out prairie…” Lawrence J. Clark's voice is full and soothing, and the music for his lyrics is always fitting. An excellent live performer, Austin's Lawrence J. Clark will help round out any serious Texas music collection. "BEAUTIFUL" is $13.99 and the exciting “NEW HORIZON” CD is only $13.99 as well! Save on shipping, get them both today!