From Eddie Ray Hall and Otto Zehm, Doug Clark brings music to the news
Over the years, former Spokesman-Review columnist Doug Clark frequently put his musing to song, especially when it came to some of Spokane’s most famous, and infamous, citizens. Here are his past tracks.
‘The Ballad of Rachel Dolezal’
The Spokesman-Review
‘Video Girl’
The Spokesman-Review
‘September in the Rain’
Karl Bingle / Mission Control Records
‘Jailhouse Cop’
The Spokesman-Review
‘Goodbye Eddie Ray Hall’
The Spokesman-Review
‘On the Lam Again’
The Spokesman-Review
‘Stand by your Klan’
The Spokesman-Review
‘Jump Jive Mosquito Blues’
The Spokesman-Review
‘Lock the Barn Song’
The Spokesman-Review
‘Cattle Cars That Fly’
The Spokesman-Review
‘Life Goes On’
The Spokesman-Review
‘The Ballad of Paul and the Fair’
Doug Clark - The Spokesman-Review
Duane B. Hagadone Blues
Doug Clark - The Spokesman-Review
‘The Ballad of Eddie Ray Hall’
The Spokesman-Review
‘Knock Three Times’
Doug Clark - The Spokesman-Review
‘Ballad of Otto Zehm’
The Spokesman-Review