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Randall Bramblett

Randall Bramblett

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  • Years Active: 1970s, 1980s, 1990s, 2000s

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Randall Bramblett is an accomplished singer/songwriter/multi-instrumentalist whose credits include work with Sea Level, Steve Winwood, Gregg Allman, and Robbie Robertson. Bramblett released his third solo album, See Through Me, in 1997, two decades after his previous solo release. During that 20-year period, Bramblett was a member of the Southern jazz fusion group Sea Level and a touring member of the reunited Traffic, as well as a busy studio musician. He was born in Jesup, GA, and heavily influenced by R&B music, gospel, blues, and folk. Bramblett plays keyboards, saxophones, guitar, mandolin, and harmonica. His songwriting is often moody and cinematic, as is evidenced on albums for New West: 2001's No More Mr. Lucky, 2004's Thin Places, and 2006's Rich Someday.
— Tim Griggs , All Music Guide

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Scott Boyer, Gregg Allman, The Allman Brothers Band, The Gregg Allman Band, Bob Weir

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Roger Glover And The Guilty Party,

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