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The Sound of Everything_part8

Brighter Days

Simple Man

Baby Don't Cry

If you like soul, dream pop, blues, jazz, and swing this album is for you. This album attempts to fuse many genres and use them to express a story, a sentiment, and emotion. This music is supposed to appeal to your heart and soul. This music is supposed to shake you. This music is supposed to touch your soul with blend of instruments, a soulful voice, and deep tones. Hope you enjoy the album as much as I enjoyed making it. Cheers!

Reclaiming Me

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All music, lyrics, and sound recordings are the original creations of Cassidy Ferguson. Unauthorized copying, reproduction, distribution, or performance of this material is strictly prohibited without the express written consent of the copyright owner.

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Fashion Nugget

The Distance

Cold Mountain (Music From the Miramax Motion Picture)

I'm Going Home

Genius Loves Company

Sinner's Prayer (feat. B.B. King)

Riding With The King

Three O'Clock Blues

Victim of Love

Love Bug Blues (feat. Menahan Street Band)

Lukas Nelson and Promise Of The Real - Find Yourself

Talkin' Blues

Born Under A Bad Sign

Rujindiri: Music from the Old Rwandan Court

Inkotanyi

Kingfish

Believe These Blues

Mojo Hand Anthology

Bring Me My Shotgun

Now 2020

death bed (coffee for your head)

Robert Randolph & The Family Band first gained national attention with the release of their debut album, Live at the Wetlands in 2002. The band followed with three studio recordings over the next eight years; Unclassified, Colorblind, and We Walk This Road; which, together with tireless touring and unforgettable performances at such festivals as Bonnaroo, Austin City Limits, and the New Orleans Jazz and Heritage Festival, won them a very passionate fan base. Randolph’s unprecedented prowess on his instrument garnered him a spot on Rolling Stone’s “100 Greatest Guitarists of All Time” list, and also gained the attention of artists like Eric Clapton, Dave Matthews, The Roots, and Jack White, who have since collaborated with Randolph on stage and in the studio.

Simple Man

Robert Randolph & The Family Band

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