
Robert Wayne “Bob” Childers (born November 20, 1946, in West Union, West Virginia - died April 22, 2008, Stillwater, Oklahoma) was an American country/folk singer-songwriter who has achieved widespread critical acclaim since the late 1970s. Childers was known alternately as the "father" "grandfather" or "godfather" of the regional scene known as Red Dirt music. Childers renown as a songwriter led to the comparisons to both Bob Dylan and Woody Guthrie.
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Friend of Mine
A Regular Guy
Centerville
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Growing Pains
A Face Like Yours
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The Least We Can Do
Burning Still - Introduction
The Least We Could Do
Kite Fliers & High Wires
Face Like Yours
Regular Guy
Least We Could Do
The Gypsy Cafe
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Long Walk
The Best We Know How
Shuga Bugga Blues
Close to Home
Bye and Bye
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Uncle Billy
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When the Rain Falls
Riding the Rails - Narration
Union Member - Narration
Outlawing - Narration
Indian Free Lands - Narration
Folk Process - Narration
Okemah - Narration
California - Narration
Dust Bowl - Narration
Time - Narration
My Voice - Narration
Painting - Narration
Dance With The Gypsies
Skid Row - Narration
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Burning Still Introduction
War - Narration
In the Red - Narration
Musical Metaphysics - Narration
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