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    Bob Livingston oral history interview 2008-10-29

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    2008-10-29
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    Wilkinson, Andy
    Livingston, Bob
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    Bob Livingston reflects on the influence of his older brother Donald on his music and his interaction and inspiration from Joe Ely. He then switches to discuss the music he wrote in India and the process he went through integrating themes of West and East into his performances. He closes with thoughts on the creative process he follows when writing songs. He delves into the formation of the Lost Gonzo Band, recounting the cut records and tours and frustrations that would lead to the band breakup. He concludes discussing his reunification with the Ray Hubbard band and Jerry Jeff Walker
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