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Dec 28, 2022 43 min

EP 17: Clinton Ross Davis

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What an inspiration it was seeing the level of dedication to music Clinton Ross Davis embodies. He really is a true gem in San Diego. Originally from Kentucky, he has been in SD for 12 years. Few people world wide are keeping this old-time folk music alive like Clinton is. He is a blazing multi-instrumentalist and a master at anything he lays his hands on. His new album “If I Live and I Don’t Get Killed” on Tiki Parlour Recordings began conception in March 2020 and it is out now! Purchase it here through his website. http://clintonrossdavis.com/ We really had a blast conversing with Clinton and getting to hear him do what he does best. Rule at life! Cozy up by the fire with us and enjoy the charm of Clinton Davis. We want to thank our friends Tim and Mara for introducing us to Clinton. Check them out on Ep.012 here https://youtu.be/eShe5PQ4L-0 Thank you to our crew: Andrew Ware- Producer/Sound Engineer Ryan Borrel- Director of Photography/Live Camera Switching Noah Schuler- Camera Operator Scott McDonald- Executive Producer Zach Benevidez- Host/ Producer Kyre Wilcox- Host/ Producer Recorded on QSC Touch-Mix 30 Pro https://www.qsc.com/products-solution... Thank you to Prager Brothers Artisan Bread, June Lake Brewing, and Bambucha Kombucha for fueling the team and the artists! We really appreciate the support. https://www.pragerbrothers.com/ https://www.junelakebrewing.com/ https://www.bambuchakombucha.com/

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