In a rare interview, Bobby Angel discusses the Biblical roots of the tale, whether its about avarice or love, what Bob Dylan and Leonard Cohen songs influenced it most, and why it took so darn long to write.
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[explanation] => Bobby Angel's musical inspiration is rooted in the trees and the natural world around him. His simple acoustic guitar approach, usually playing without a microphone and primarily singing to the squirrels is the hallmark of his craft. His songs are inspired form and intended to inspire people about nature.
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