Get all 12 Arthur Buezo releases available on Bandcamp and save 20%.
Includes unlimited streaming via the free Bandcamp app, plus high-quality downloads of A Whim & Wave, All or Nothing '23, Acoustic Algorhythmic Accolades, Black Hills, KUSHAQUA, Live at High Dive (4/24/22), True Story (Live at Johnny B's), The Haunt (from the basement version), and 4 more.
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Through The Night
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Run Bone Dry
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Electric Chair
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Let Me Learn To Hate You
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Valhalla
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Lets Get It On
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My Oh My
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You Alone
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Arthur Buezo Beatty, Oregon
Where Arthur Buezo is from and has developed cant be pin-pointed, as he has travelled for all of his life. Throughout these travels, music has been the main constant for him. Arthur Buezo has been a professional musician since 2010 and now is a One-Man-Band performer bringing the self titled genre, Savage Folk. While keeping original music alive and well, sooner or later he will come to your venue ... more
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