Jimmie Dale Gilmore

The NYPR Archive Collections | Jan 1, 2000

Country music singer Jimmie Dale Gilmore has had some experience in the area of spiritual retreats: he dropped out of the music scene for 10 years to study eastern religions and meditations. He's still singing and writing country songs about love and loss. Now he'll share the contents of his survival kit!


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