Lonzo Green, a well-known musician, was a stranger in town. He and his wife were just visiting. He was unfamiliar with the local customs and taboos. He was surprised to learn that a friend of his nephew, a quiet and shy fifteen-year-old boy, was not allowed inside the house. He, the boy, was from the wrong side of the tracks, the poor section of town. Some people called him white trash. Lonzo learned that the boy had his own guitar but did not know how to tune it. Remember, the boy was unwelcome inside the home. Learn more in Paul Harvey's "The Rest of the Story."

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0:00 Introduction
0:23 The Rest of the Story
05:04 Commentary