Butch Robins, in his songs ‘Whitehouse Blues’ and ‘Singularity’, has created a rage among people from all walks of life. His appealing song cut across age barriers and has an indomitable spirit. The Virginia music artist hails from Pulaski and has been playing professional banjo for over 50 years. He played with great artists like Bill Monroe and was actively involved with The Blue Grass Boys, New Grass Revival, Leon Russel, and many notable musicians to speak for. He released three albums for Rounder Records and others for Hay Holler Label. Professional banjo player Butch Robins has assembled the World International Blue Grass Band in 2007. He authored an autobiography by the name “What I Know ‘Bout What I Know“. He was also inducted into The Bill Monroe Blue Grass Hall of Fame in 2016. To know about his events follow him on Facebook and Twitter.

Butch Robins genre of music is Americana. And the banjo virtuoso that he has used to perfection in his songs ‘Whitehouse Blues’ and ‘Singularity’ is noted for its stylistic diversity fits into many musical configurations. In his songs, the upright bass slaps away and the tremolo guitars twang with abandon and the listeners are breathlessly dancing the night away. The tempo in the song chills a little and the 50’s flex its influence with stabs and stops and the song flourishes embellishing the arrangement throughout. An intense moment of interest is created that leaps out of the swagger-filled and laid back groove and effortlessly soothes your ears.

To check out the songs of Butch Robins, visit the given link :

https://soundcloud.com/butchrobins

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