#34 - Anthony Ball

On this episode, Anthony Ball (Smoothman Music) joins us to talk about his move from West Memphis to NW Arkansas, his music background, how important learning from our musical elders can be, and what projects he is working on. Anthony is a huge part of our music community in NW Arkansas and we are happy to have him on! Smoothman Music (www.Smoothmanmusic.com) IG: @SmoothmanMusic (www.instagram.com/smoothmanmusic) George's Majestic Lounge (http://www.georgesmajesticlounge)

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