Tera's Song

In the short time that Tera Williams has been at my place of employ, she's fostered a cult of personality heretofore unseen in the Greater Piedmont Googleplex. Be it the constant mentions by a certain local columnist to the breathless fawnings of a wacky morning radio zoo, people are talking about this pretty young Floridian. That's not that unusual. Fetching TV news reporters have garnered more than their fair share of attention since the invention of the station promo. But now, Josh - radio sidekick of local blowhard Murphy in the Morning - has composed an infatuated ditty worthy of your attention. Wrapped around a laidback blues shuffle, 'Tera's Song' is an ode to the unobtainable that gets in your head and just won't go away. Listen for yourself...

Catchy, eh? I think so - otherwise I wouldn't be wasting your time. As for the subject of this stalker-esque sonnet, Tera's flattered - if not a bit befuddled by all the attention. But young Ms. Williams is more than just easy on the eyes. On the job, I've found Tera to be seasoned, capable, even shrewd. Even more telling, she's become a photog's favorite. That's high praise, because as I've pointed out before, we greasers behind the glass aren't predisposed to like much of anybody. You'd probably feel the same way, if you traveled in the same circles we do. Further proof of how well-regarded she is by the lens-toting set: The Mighty Weave is currrently slicing and dicing a video for the extended, mix-master jam version of Tera's Song. Stay Tuned...