Robert Bowlin

Nation musician Robert Bowlin began performing the ukulele in age one-and-a-half, and was performing the guitar in five. From the past due 1970s, he was contending successfully in nationwide flatpicking championships; he also found the fiddle on the way. His extended and successful profession like a backup musician offers included stable stage use Bobby Bare, Tom T. Hall, Kathy Mattea, Expenses Monroe, Maura O’Connell, the Osborne Brothers, Ray Cost, Ricky Vehicle Shelton, and Faron Adolescent. In Nashville, he became a normal session musician, showing up on albums by Hall, Monroe, the Osborne Brothers, Boxcar Willie, and Hank Thompson, among numerous others. He was an associate from the pickup Traditional western Swing band enough time Jumpers. His tracks “Pokeberry Jam” and “The Rainfall Arrived Down” (the second option co-written with Wil Maring) made an appearance on Live by Shady Combine in 2005, and he also performed on the record. Maring trim her own edition of “The Rainfall Emerged Down” on his 2006 record The Contacting, with Bowlin adding electric guitar and fiddle in addition to making. In 2007, FGM Information released Bowlin’s debut single record, Six String Soliloquy.