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My pops left when I was 3. My mother and my two brothers ended up on welfare. It was hard dealing with all the B.S that comes along with being at the bottom. I found a guitar in an apartment my family lived in. I'd listen to songs on the radio and find the melodies on the guitar and play along. I had no idea what I was doing. It just made me happy.
To this day I continue to escape through my music.
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Biography
My pops left when I was 3. My mother and my two brothers ended up on welfare. It was hard dealing with all the B.S that comes along with being at the bottom. The treatment and stigma of the less fortunate rears it's ugly face on every corner when you're wearing second hand shoes. I found a guitar in an apartment my family lived in. I'd listen to songs on the radio and find the melodies on the guitar and play along. I had no idea what I was doing. It just made me happy.
It helped me forget the way people looked at me. It helped me forget the a-hole who spit on me at a corner store because I was trying to buy milk with food stamps. It helped me to trust in my own measure, and not to be knocked by those better off than me.
Music is good for that. It can take your troubles away. It can make you feel something that no one thing can. Money, sex, drugs, frills, status, all that crap. Nothing material can compare to the power of music.
To this day I continue to escape through my music. I play and write all my own stuff. This is my story; these tales are my pain, my emotional scars. Music can give you an identity. I've forged mine through the music I write. I write about what I know, what I've been through, and the roads I've been down. Subsequently many people have been down the same roads I have, and they can relate to the music I write.
The struggles of life knows no color, creed, or status. At one time or another we had to take detours to get where we are. Maybe you'll like my music, maybe you won't. If you can find something in my songs that you like, I'm thankful. My music isn't for everyone. It's nothing like the machine driven pop music that fill the air waves of today.
Thanks for your time. Tell your folks about me. Bye.
Sin,
Matthew (aka)*Billy*Williams (The Williamsboy)
Mjwilliams78@msn.com
Instrumentation
Singer-Songwriter
Matthew*BILLY*Williams:Rhythm Guitar,Harmonica, Banjo, Lead Vocals:
:Bass: Rick Pogany
:Drums/Percussion: Charles Kline
:Lead Guitar: Joe Kramer
: Keys: Bill Levinson
SOLO-
Myself:Guitar,Harmonica,Banjo,Vocals, Keys
Discography
Album= Roads 2008 (Dirt Floor Records)
streaming songs=yes
Links
| http://www.williamsboy.com |
| Face Book page |
| Twitter crap |
| Album |
| Home recordings |
| williamsboy myspace page |



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