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geoff: wright thompson, the book is the barn the secret history of a murder in mississippi. us. >> thank you so much, geoff. ♪ geoff: one of rock and roll's greatest songwriters is out with a brand new album. it's nick lowe's first full-length effort in nearly a dozen years and it debuted as number one on the billboard charts in the americana folk category. special correspondent tom casciato has the story for our arts and culture series, canvas. >> ♪ i'll be a long tall daddy. ♪ ♪ tom it's hard to find rock n : roll credentials more solid than nick lowe's. from punk rock to new wave, he built his rep in the '70s, solo and in the bands brinsley schwarz and rockpile. he was also a producer for graham parker, the damned, and elvis costello. he even penned one of rock's most memorable anthems, made famous by costello. >> what's so funny 'bout peace love and understanding. >> but if rock n roll is all you know about nick lowe and his 75 years on the planet and well over 50 in the music business well, let's start at the start. nick lowe: my father was a career raf officer. he was

now best-selling awe,000 wright thompson travels back to his native mississippi for a fresh and unflinchingconspiring forces behind till's murder focus on the place where it happened. it's call the barn the secret mist referee: a murder in mississippi. i spoke with him yesterday. thank you for being with us. >> man, thank you so much. >> your family farm is about 20 miles from the sight of the barn where emmit till was beaten and killed. you had to leave the state to go to college before you learned anything about it. how did this history reveal itself to you? >> you know, i -- it was shocking to me all the things that personally i didn't know and then as i started researching the barn where emmit till was killed, i realized that -- that most of america actually doesn't know a lot about this. this is a very famous murder. and yet, there's been so muchers much erasure and so many things stripped from the historical record. the book, the barn continues to be this story, yes, but also of the -- the -- the like the long going process of trying to erase this from memory and the activist who is w

and mark wright thompson joins us now, senior writer for espn.ng to you both. congratulations on this book. it is taunting and chilling. this barn set i guess 23 miles or so from where you grew up in mississippi. of course, you did not know the significance of it, as you say, the guy who lives there did not know the significance of it, what started you on this journey? how did you learn of this barn? >> it was during the pandemic and some guy that works for the emmett till interpreter city asked me if you have ever been to the barn. i said, what barn, he said, we need to take a ride. i went over there and found-- i don't know if you guys have been to memory sites in the world, but i found that it felt like a vessel that carried some sort of existential truth about our past, our present, and it was so haunting and menacing, just sitting there unmarked, i got obsessed with it and started doing this. before, it was a magazine assignment or a book it was something personal, if i am going to live in this place, i need to know about. >> people built we

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