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Cold River by Pat Boardman
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fave it Acoustic | Folk Blues
11 tracks | 43 minutes
Released Mar 2005
on Rock Music Records
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- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 03:33 Cold River Blues lyrics BUY MP3 03:33 Cold River Blues lyrics "GIFT MP3" 03:33 Cold River Blues
- sample lyrics "DOWNLOAD" 03:08 Baby, You've Been Cancelled lyrics BUY MP3 03:08 Baby, You've Been Cancelled lyrics "GIFT MP3" 03:08 Baby, You've Been Cancelled
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Varied Originals (Roots Rock, Urban Folk & Blues) by Canadian singer/songwriter, with guest artist Jesse Cook on electric guitar.
Bio / Background
Pat Boardman is a songwriter who grew up combining the sound of Canadian urban folk music with traditional American rural blues. He started singing in coffee houses along the port cities of the Welland Canal back in 1965, when the reflective folk music atmosphere had audiences listening to songs that expressed the musical roots of North American music culture and the social changes of the 'Sixties. He was fourteen when he began playing for money, and spent his teenage years immersed in the music of new folksingers and the rich tradition of blues musicians like Leadbelly, Blind Sonny Terry, Robert Johnson, and Muddy Waters. The Greenwich Village and Yorkville scenes featured new folk recording artists and concerts drew college students looking for meaningful music that they all could share. The civil rights movement led to the rise of Bob Dylan, and several years later musicians wrote anthems for the anti-war movement.
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