Not one to hide from the mistakes of his past, nor to let his guard down long enough for those demons to return, Clarence Spady was inspired to write “Surrender” after one of his daily recovery group meetings held at a local church. The theme that morning was surrender. At the conclusion of the meeting, he sat down at the piano, and the initial

Not one to hide from the mistakes of his past, nor to let his guard down long enough for those demons to return, Clarence Spady was inspired to write “Surrender” after one of his daily recovery group meetings held at a local church. The theme that morning was surrender. At the conclusion of the meeting, he sat down at the piano, and the initial seeds were planted. Music journalist Bill Dahl says, “With the release of the emotionally charged ‘Surrender,’ Clarence Spady reclaims his place as one of the fieriest and most intense blues guitarists and vocalists of his generation.”