In August 1961, fourteen months after the death of his two- and- half year old son, Gary Eugene, on Friday, May 13, 1960, in Victoria British Columbia, 23 year old Canadian Country Singer/Songwriter B.J. Roberts found himself alone and feeling friendless in a strange city.

After more than five weeks performing in Tennessee, Alabama, and Florida, and after a long night of drinking – as had been the norm for so many nights and days while on the road – in an attempt to erase the harsh memory of Gary’s demise, B.J. found himself on the precipice of a possible life ending mountain top, in his one room apartment, above a bar at 5th & Broadway in downtown Nashville Tennessee.

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"I’ve Only Jesus to Call My Friend"

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CREDITS:

This special project is dedicated to the loving memory of my son Gary Eugene, as well as to the memory of two of the greatest loving parents this orphaned boy could ever have wished for, Alfred and Clarice Lacasse.

B.J. Roberts Webpage and Cd Cover photo courtesy of Our Lady of Assumption Church. West Saanich Road, Victoria B.C. Canada