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Rain Keeper
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Way Down Here
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Had To Leave Her
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Battle Song
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Stranger
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Butterfly
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Over You
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Banjo Song
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Cold
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Wooden Nickels
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Robert Connely Farr Vancouver, British Columbia
“Thunderous back alley blues”
Guitar Player
“menacing, guttural”
Smithsonian
Robert Connely Farr is from Bolton, Mississippi, home of Charley Patton, Sam Chatmon & the Mississippi Sheiks. He currently resides in Vancouver, BC. A friend & protege of Jimmy "Duck" Holmes, his music is rooted in the Bentonia Style of the Delta Blues - a style originated not far from his home in rural Mississippi.
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Robert Connely Farr recommends:
Cypress Grove
by Jimmy "Duck" Holmes
Jimmy Duck Holmes has been teaching me since 2017 - such gratitude for this man and his mentorship. check out all his albums.
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I Don't Prefer No Blues
by Leo Welch
one of my biggest mississippi blues inspirations - dig into #LeoBudWelch yall
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Night Construction
by Bohannons
Bohannons are one of my favorite bands out of the South - all of thier albums are fkn killer
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Planet Terror
by Black Sky Giant
supported by 11 fans who also own “Way Down Here”
Very cool music - so many layers Love to see the progress - nice job boyz
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Falling Mothership
by Black Sky Giant
supported by 9 fans who also own “Way Down Here”
this is such useful music you can work to it , drive to it , and get high and put on headphones to it!!!!
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Buffalo Nichols
by Buffalo Nichols
With virtuosic guitar-playing and evocative singing, Carl “Buffalo” Nichols returns Black stories to folk and blues.
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