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Robert «Freightrain» Parker feat. Little Andrew

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Parker is a native of Buffalo New York. Being brought up in a musical family peaked his passion for music at an early age. Although heavily influenced by jazz and rhythm & blues heard growing up, he developed his own rhythm and style that is unique and hard to match.
Most recently Robert was the First American Indian inducted into the Buffalo Music Hall of Fame.

Parker moved to Florida in the mid 90’s ready for new challenge. With help from friend and mentor Johnny “Clyde” Copeland, Parker was connected with internationally acclaimed blues artist Rock Bottom, whom he recorded with and toured with over much of the late 90’s. His mainstay status on the Tampa Bay blues scene was established as “Freightrain” was not only known for his bass playing but also for his soulful lead and powerful backup vocals. Currently Freightrain is back on the local Buffalo music scene,

Special guest is Andreas Stamnes, better known as Little Andrew. In 1996, Andreas Stamnes entered the Norwegian blues scene. Despite his young age, Andreas quickly made a name for himself as a talented singer and guitarist. During the winter of 1999 he was invited to tour all over Florida with Rock Bottom. Andreas returned to Norway seething with inspiration and energy, and formed a group of his own: Little Andrew & The Blue Masters. They won the Union Blues Cup in 2000 and toured all over Norway throughout the millenium.

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