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Eric Christopher

Little Rock, Arkansas
30 Years Old
Singer-Songwriter, Lyricist
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"i've written a few songs about sinnin'...most of 'em are true."
LEVEL
semi-pro
GENRES
Singer/Songwriter, Folk, Country
Contact
Booking: ericchristophermusic@hotmail.com
Administrative: ericchristophermusic@hotmail.com
P.R.O.
BMI
INSTRUMENTS
acoustic guitar / electric guitar / mandolin / percussion / vocals
INFLUENCES
roscoe holcomb, tom waits, kris kristofferson, john prine, ramblin' jack elliott, guy clark, townes va zandt, jimmy rodgers, hank williams, woody guthrie, bruce springsteen, a.p. carter, revelations (the bible), freight trains, hangovers (the morning after the night before), heartbreak, long distance pay phone calls.....
I WRITE:
It's my second job
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AWARDS & ACCOLADES
"...he sings what he knows. Whether (the songs) are about day to day life, a crazy ex, or a certain county in Kentucky, each song is mature and a pleasure to listen to..." - littlerocklivemusic.net
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