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<p class="normal"> RHOD(Y) WEARY? Alan Rhody, at left, and Bill Ede, two of Louisville's premier songwriter-performers, were spotted backstage following John Prine's concert on February 18 at the Macauley Theatre.  </p>
<p class="normal"> Rhody, now living in Nashville, Tenn., is the writer of Lorrie Morgan's hit song "Train Wreck of Emotion" and the title cut on Ricky Van Shelton's <i>Wild-Eyed Dream</i> album.  </p>
<p class="normal"> Ede has hit-potential songs, but no cuts as yet.  </p>
<p class="normal"> For the uninitiated, Prine is a songwriter's songwriter, and is perhaps best known for "Paradise," a tune he wrote about the ravages of strip mining in Muhlenburg County, Ky., where his parents were born.  </p>
<p class="normal"> Any chance of a collaboration, gentlemen?</p>
<p class="normal"> PHOTO BY MARK SICKLES</P>
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