<h1 style="text-align: center;"><span id="inserted2511" class="fontplugin_fontid_196_FONTH" style="font-size: 34px; color: #993333;">The Robin Davis Duo
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<b>The Robin Davis Duo</b> may be small in numbers...but they will floor the audience every time with their large sound. The front runner of the Duo is no surprise: <b>Robin Davis</b>. Davis spent his entire upbringing with bluegrass on the brain. With a father as a banjo player, Davis formed his music ideology with the familiar bluegrass instruments we all know well. What started as a five-year old playing "Twinkle Twinkle Little Star" on the fiddle soon became a musician garnering influences from <b>Clarence White</b>, <b>Tony Rice</b>, and <b>Buckethead</b> (the man can shred electric just as well as his pre-war acoustic SUPERTONE).

<b>Davis</b> shared most of his music with the SW mountain town of <b>Durango, CO</b>, less than 60 miles from his family ranch in <b>Pagosa Springs</b>. His earlier projects included musicians that are currently members of the following: <b>The Infamous Stringdusters</b>, <b>Leftover Salmon</b>, and <b>Greensky Bluegrass</b>.

In Durango, he was lucky enough to find a little lady. <b>Jimi Giles</b>, who plays stand-up bass in <b>The Robin Davis Duo</b>, learned guitar from her deadhead father at the age of ten...but it wasn't until she met Davis did she start pickin' the stand-up bass. Together <b>The Robin Davis Duo</b> molds fanciful guitar playing, a solid bass, and vocal harmonies galore in traditional and original tunes.
<p style="text-align: left;">For more information on Eufórquestra please visit their website <a href="http://www.therobindavisduo.com" target="_blank">therobindavisduo.com</a></p>
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