Robert Cray's Musical Influences
"Well, when I started playing the guitar, it was because of The Beatles. I wanted to be a Beatle when I saw them on Ed Sullivan’s show; everybody got excited about the guitar." Robert Cray went on to collaborate with some of the world’s most talented musicians; this five-time Grammy winner describes his earliest musical influences.
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Sounds of the Time with Richard Marx
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