Jack Blanchard & Misty Morgan
Jack Blanchard and Misty Morgan were a duo who met in Nashville in the early 1970s. Their song 'Bethlehem Steel' came from a visit to the deserted Bethlehem...
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Jack Blanchard and Misty Morgan were a duo who met in Nashville in the early 1970s. Their song 'Bethlehem Steel' came from a visit to the deserted Bethlehem Steel plant in Pennsylvania, and it captured something about the workers who had lost their jobs there. The song's chorus, with lines about cold hearths and silent furnaces, stuck with people.
They recorded together from 1972 to 1983, putting out albums that included tracks like 'Tennessee Birdwalk' and 'Somewhere in Virginia.' Their partnership ended in the early 1980s, with Blanchard continuing as a songwriter and Morgan going solo. 'Bethlehem Steel' is the song people still remember them for.
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