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Alice in Blunderland
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When You Smile
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Barstool Blues
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Chris Forsyth Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
“...a scrappy and mystical historian… His music humanizes the element of control in rock classicism (and) turns it into a
woolly but disciplined ritual.”
-NY Times
“...a near-perfect balance between 70s rock tradition and present day experimentation,”
-Pitchfork
“...one of rock’s most lyrical guitar improvisors,”
-NPR Music
Contact: info@thechrisforsyth.com
Booking: al@highroadtouring.com
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