“Thunderous back alley blues” Guitar Player “menacing, guttural” Smithsonian Robert Connely Farr is from Bolton, Mississippi, home of Charley Patton, Sam Chatmon & the Mississippi Sheiks. He current...

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A new effort will bring Samuel Mockbee’s work back into view, sharing more than 300 artifacts and exploring his lasting impact on design and the South.

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This VIFF Live event brings together Robert Connely Farr for a set of authentic Mississippi blues, followed by the blues documentary I Am the Blues.

“Thunderous back alley blues” Guitar Player “menacing, guttural” Smithsonian Robert Connely Farr is from Bolton, Mississippi, home of Charley Patton, Sam Chatmon & the Mississippi Sheiks. He currently resides in Vancouver, BC. A friend & protege of Jimmy "Duck" Holmes, his music is rooted in the Bentonia Style of the Delta Blues - a style originated not far from his home in rural Mississippi.

“Thunderous back alley blues” Guitar Player “menacing, guttural” Smithsonian Robert Connely Farr is from Bolton, Mississippi, home of Charley Patton, Sam Chatmon & the Mississippi Sheiks. He currently resides in Vancouver, BC. A friend & protege of Jimmy "Duck" Holmes, his music is rooted in the Bentonia Style of the Delta Blues - a style originated not far from his home in rural Mississippi.

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