Duck Baker
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Biography
Richard Royall "Duck" Baker IV, born July 30, 1949, in Washington, D.C., is an American acoustic fingerstyle guitarist known for his versatility across jazz, blues, and folk genres. As a teenager, Baker played in rock bands before transitioning to acoustic blues and jazz, influenced by artists such as Thelonious Monk and Buck Evans. His debut album There's Something for Everybody in America was released on Kicking Mule Records in 1975. During the late 1970s, he lived in Europe, performing and collaborating with musicians including Eugene Chadbourne. He returned to the United States in the 1980s and continued his career, releasing albums such as A Thousand Words (1992) and Opening the Eyes of Love (1996).
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- Don't Be Ashamed of Your Age
- The Wexford Carol by Duck Baker
- Seven Point One
- Souareba
- Medley: The South Wind / The Blackbird
- The Fairy Lament by Duck Baker
- Daddy Now Won't You Ve Easy by Duck Baker
- Elsie Marley
- Sheebeg and Sheemore
- Ramble Over Stennis by Duck Baker
- Child of My Heart by Duck Baker
- Blood of the Lamb
- Rights of Man
- Come Under My Dimity by Duck Baker
- Morgan Magan
- The Drunken Sailor by Duck Baker
- The Blarney Pilgrim by Duck Baker
- Sir Sidney Smith's March
- Mr. Syms
- Bridget Cruise- Planxty Sweeby by Duck Baker
- Bantry Bay
- The Joy of My Life by Duck Baker
- Miss Forbes Farewell by Duck Baker
- Buddy Bolden's Blues
