MP3 Bob Karwin - A Little Something for Everyone
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The perfect soundtrack to any rum drink. Picture a blend of Jack Johnson and Jimmy Buffett.
10 MP3 Songs
ROCK: Acoustic, FOLK: Modern Folk
Details:
Bob Karwin began his career playing to drunken mobs in the Irish Pubs of Boston.
Drawn by the sun, he soon packed up his Jeep and moved 3,000 miles to the beaches of San Diego and played to drunken mobs there.
"A Little Something for Everyone" marks his first album release.
The songs range from the alternative acoustic "Here You Are," to the swingy "California Sunshine," which has been featured on Jimmy Buffett's internet radio station Radio Margaritaville.
Bob is known for his offbeat subject matter such as the lighter side of stalking ("Here You Are"), using "the force" to drive a car ("Drive") and the virtues of canned beer and pornography ("My Vices").
Cole Coleman of L.A.'s Music Connection Magazine compares Bob's vocal style to James Taylor and Jim Croce.
So, pour yourself a rum punch, sit out on the porch and pop in some great tunes to celebrate the sunset by!
10 MP3 Songs
ROCK: Acoustic, FOLK: Modern Folk
Details:
Bob Karwin began his career playing to drunken mobs in the Irish Pubs of Boston.
Drawn by the sun, he soon packed up his Jeep and moved 3,000 miles to the beaches of San Diego and played to drunken mobs there.
"A Little Something for Everyone" marks his first album release.
The songs range from the alternative acoustic "Here You Are," to the swingy "California Sunshine," which has been featured on Jimmy Buffett's internet radio station Radio Margaritaville.
Bob is known for his offbeat subject matter such as the lighter side of stalking ("Here You Are"), using "the force" to drive a car ("Drive") and the virtues of canned beer and pornography ("My Vices").
Cole Coleman of L.A.'s Music Connection Magazine compares Bob's vocal style to James Taylor and Jim Croce.
So, pour yourself a rum punch, sit out on the porch and pop in some great tunes to celebrate the sunset by!
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