Order A CD Bill Jones's CD's are now available for purchase at: Davis Kidd Booksellers 387 Perkins Road Extended Memphis, TN 38117 Otherlands Coffee Bar and Exotic Gifts 641 S. Cooper Memphis, TN 38104 Allegro Music 7844 Farmington Blvd Germantown, TN 38138 Or by mailing a check and the order form to: Bill's House P.O. Box 1445 Ocracoke, N.C. 27960 The Canoe Trip • Wildwood Stories: Volume 1 • Growing Up • When I Was A Little Boy... Order a CD The Canoe Trip The Latest CD from Bill Jones, released August, 2004 Featuring three personal stories for all ages Order The Canoe Trip Track List 1. "The Canoe Trip" 32:15 2. "Crossing Chaffee Street" 9:29 3. "Going Home For The Last Time" 16:21 It isn't how long the journey lasts, but what we learn on the way that really matters. In "The Canoe Trip" Bill Jones tells how a young boy who didn't like camping ended up going on a 19 day canoe trip in the Canadian Wilderness. In "Crossing Chaffee Street", we hear Bill's Easter Story. "Going Home For The Last Time" is Bill's tribute to his father (and his only real true ghost story). Wildwood Stories: Volume 1 Humorous tales of life in a church created and told by Bill Jones With piano music by Don Monteith Order Wildwood Stories: Volume 1 Track List 1. "The New Little Preacher" 7:29 2. "The Manger Scene" 8:45 3. "Miss Dora Ellis" 8:13 4. "The Widow's Mite" 10:39 5. "The Youth Group" 6:45 6. "The New Sign" 6:06 7. "The Manger Scene, Part 2" 5:38 These stories are among 60 or so created and told in worship services over 14 years at Balmoral Presbyterian Church in Memphis, Tennessee about "The Wildwood True Bible Church of Jesus Christ Non-Affiliated". While these are "made-up" stories, they are "true" to life in the community of faith, filled with humor and insight. Growing Up Three stories of discovery...of a larger world, inner resources and the mysteries of life Bill's second CD, released May 2003 Order Growing Up Track List 1. "The Trip to California" 23:55 2. "Leaving Home" 18:45 3. "The Birds and the Bees" 14:39 Bill Jones says, "When I was a little boy, my mama used to say, 'Don't you tell a story!' She meant I should not tell a lie. But as I have grown older, I've discovered that storytelling is not always lying; sometimes stories are the best way to tell the truth." When I Was A Little Boy... Four stories of growing up small in Alabama in the 1950's Bill's First CD, released 2002 Order When I Was A Little Boy... Track List 1. "Needles"  17:32 2. "Facing the Bully" 17:14 3. "My Parents Worried..." 8:00 4. "The Library" 9:55 When storyteller Bill Jones was a little boy, he was a very little boy. His stories on this CD touch on universal themes while they evoke very particular memories of childhood in a small town when Eisenhower was President, television was black and white, and school started the day after Labor Day.