Robert Earl Keen: “The Unknown Fighter” | LR Baggs
The master songwriter plays an unreleased song live at Soundcheck in Nashville.
LR Baggs presents LR Baggs presents Robert Earl Keen performing the previously unreleased track “The Unknown Fighter.” This session was recorded live at Soundcheck Nashville, Tennessee.
Robert Earl Keen is on acoustic guitar with the LB6, playing through the Venue DI. Kym Warner is on mandolin with the Radius pickup, playing through the Venue DI. Bill Whitbeck is on bass.
Directed and edited by Mike Luckett
Additional camera by David Johnson
Audio Mixed by David Brubaker
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