Crowmeat Bob Raleigh, North Carolina
Bob is self- and friend-taught on guitar and reeds, composes for many different kinds of ensembles, and plays in many bands and in improvised or otherwise situations with hundreds of musicians over the years. Most importantly, he provided sax for the John Goodman man-scaping scene in "Righteous Gemstones". Also, bass clarinet for the Kenny Powers Freakout scenes in "Eastbound & Down". ... more
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