Lynn Rose Curtin may have completed her first piano composition at age fourteen, but this 50-year veteran of the music world had an entrance into the industry that happened, quite literally, by accident. As a young girsl, Curtin sustained injuries in a fall from a horse, forcing her into a sedentary recovery. There she taught herself to play guitar and found a path that fueled her for a lifetime. MGM officials likened her to a female Cole Porter, even though, in their first meeting, the shy youth sang with her back to them. Then, in 1965, with a host of original songs in her repertoire, Curtin was asked to come into Columbia Records, and thus, began her professional career. Throughout the rest of the decade, Curtin met with some of the industryʼs top figures, and shopped her music with RCA, Inn Crowd and Leonard Stogel. Chet Atkins at RCA said Curtinʼs songs “show promise”, and James Atkins of Coronet Productions said the “truly talented” singer had a “most beautiful and well-trained voice”. Bernie Silverman even called her music “complete expression”. In the 70s, Curtin teamed up with Jane Calder, establishing the female guitar duet Chapter II. Together, they toured throughout the United States, making a regular scene at Long Branch Restaurant and Lounge, and winning the Most Outstanding Performers Award at the Country Music Festival in 1974. The Denver Post heralded their talent, claiming, “Youʼd better be looking them up!” Curtin also later joined the band Timberline Express, establishing herself as a premier front-woman for the full-sized band. Then, in 1979, Curtin, like her songs, returned to her beautifully simple roots. She began her second solo career with a wisdom and maturity that can be heard echoing in her music. She seeks out projects that both incite and satisfy her appreciation for inspiration and spiritual healing. She has released the solo albums Lynn Rose Curtin: 40 Year Legacy Just For You and Inner Passage. She also teamed up with Marilyn Wilson to create a series of drumming-inspired songs and chants under the name Blondes Drum 2. Curtin strives every day to inspire and spread positivity through the world with her music and message. She is an active member of the National League of American Pen Women, Jacksonvile, FL, Branch and has recently released an illustrated book of invocations and song-prayers while their chaplain. She hopes her writing continues to lift your spirit and touch your heart.