Singer-songwriter Charlie Sizemore did something for this publication that he finds very uncomfortable—talked about himself. “I have never thought I was all that interesting,” Sizemore admits with a laugh. “When I’m at a show, I will think that I am probably the most boring person in the room. There are fascinating people here, and I’m not one of them. I’ve just never gotten over that hurdle of being entirely comfortable talking about Charlie.”
Ill-at-ease he may be, but Sizemore bites the bullet to discuss his latest CD, Heartache Looking For A Home, his trying times as a lawyer/musician, and his history with Ralph Stanley and the Clinch Mountain Boys.


























