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About "Lost John"J.D. Hutchison is a native of the Appalachian region of southeastern Ohio. He was born, the second of four sons to John Williams and Emma Jane Harper Hutchison, in a tiny three-room house located one mile west of the town square in the village of Barnesville. His was a musical family. His father was a well-known guitarist and fiddler in the community; he often appeared with his wife (J.D.’s mother) as a singing duo at public functions in the area. There seemed to be an unfailing congregation of local players nearby every week at someone-or-another’s house where a plentiful table would be at the ready and music would prevail until all were played out. These conditions imbued JD from early childhood with a strong affection and affinity for tradition-based string music. More of a bio, written by JD's own pen, is included below.
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JD's Songs and the Artists Who Have Recorded Them |
Silver Tongue and Gold-plated Lies
Money to Burn
My Little Darlin’
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Ain’t I been Good to You
Since My Bird Has Flied Away
The Drunkard’s Walk
The Coming Home of the Son and Brother
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In The News |
Widely-known songwriter J.D. Hutchison has Athens ties
The Post, February 3, 2015 |
A Mini-bio written by J.D.
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