Down in Thibodaux
from All About The Bones by Chris Smither
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Full Digital Discography
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Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of All About The Bones, More From The Levee, Call Me Lucky, Still On The Levee, Hundred Dollar Valentine, What I Learned In School, Time Stands Still, Leave The Light On, and 1 more.
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releases May 3, 2024
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Chris Smither Amherst, Massachusetts
A profound songwriter, Chris Smither draws deeply from the blues, American folk music, modern poets, and philosophers. Reviewers continue to praise his dazzling guitar work, gravelly voice and songwriting. “Smither is an American original – a product of the musical melting pot and one of the absolute best singer-songwriters in the world.”—Associated Press. ... more
shows
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May 1Asheville, NC
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May 2Nashville, TN
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May 3Nashville, TN
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May 4Decatur, GA
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May 17Fall River, MA
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May 18Boston, MA
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May 19Portsmouth, NH
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May 25Pomeroy, OH
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May 29Washington, DC
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May 30Philadelphia, PA
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May 31Woodstock, NY
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Jun 1Northampton, MA
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Jun 6Annapolis, MD
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Jun 7New York (NYC), NY
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Jun 20Madison, WI
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Jun 21Evanston, IL
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Jul 11Berkeley, CA
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Jul 12Santa Monica, CA
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Jul 13Santa Monica, CA
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Jul 22Salt Spring Island, BC
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Jul 23Seattle, WA
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Aug 1Minneapolis, MN
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Aug 2Milwaukee, WI
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Oct 12Denver, CO
discography
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Sep 2006 -
Sep 1992
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