Songwriter Terry Kitchen, a native of Easton, PA, traveled down two paths in his music in 2001. One led him down the way of big social questions and spirituality. The other took him more casually into the realm of social issues faced in everyday life. As a youth, he confronted religious doctrines, which he paid tribute to in his song, "Martin Luther," an account of the religious leader's rebelliousness with questions about contemporary society's ability to maintain that quest for spiritual truth, from his 2000 CD, Blues for Cain and Abel. Kitchen experienced the premature deat...