Rich Robinson

There wasn't a shit ton of notes on this, but the notes that were there I thought were kind of cool.

Chris and Rich Robinson wrote this song.

Rich wrote it A couple months earlier, he was dicking around with it, tooling around with it.

Once he hit it, he brought it to Chris.

I love this.

It's the fifth studio album.

The whole album was written by Chris and Rich Robinson.

The band was in flux because their bass player and their other guitar player had left.

So, Brian, ask him the question.

Well, I mean, it's just like, you know, I always kind of wonder, like, well, I'll just quote Rich Robinson.

He says every record that they've done is like a snapshot of what's going on.

And does that sound kind of accurate at all? Like you could say, what was the frame of mind of the last record, the one before that? Or is it just, hey, time to do some music?

Like

what? Like, you know, Chris and Rich Robinson just now started seeing eye to

eye again.

Yeah.

Today we are here to talk about a very special thing, at least to me, and I know everybody enjoys this particular record.

It is the 15th anniversary of Rich Robinson's Through a Crooked Sun album, his second solo album that came out on October 11th, 2011.

Now, I come in with this record from the jump.

I bought it when it came out.

I think this was the first record he did at Applehead Studios up in upstate New York, which was his second home there for a while.

He did most of his solo stuff following that up there.

And the initial Rich Robinson and Friends thing was up that way.

So he kind of settled into the upstate area for a little while.

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Like, like a Kenny G, Rich Robinson situation.

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And it just kept growing outwards, like, like Sideshow Bob.