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Tim the Twig 5:520:00/5:52
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Cedar Falls 3:460:00/3:46
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Red Door 6:490:00/6:49
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The End of Winter 3:480:00/3:48
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Donna's Reel 4:250:00/4:25
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Golden Years 2:340:00/2:34
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Wizard Island 3:130:00/3:13
Bob Antone and Tinkham Road
"Paranormal String Band" of the Pacific Northwest
With thirty plus years of public performance in the Seattle area and beyond, Bob Antone continues to wow audiences with his unique mix of musical storytelling, true crime ballads, historical and folkloric themed songs. With his full band Tinkham Road, or as a solo or duo performer, the music lives large in the hearts and minds of listeners...and will continue for many years to come!
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“Musicians have long been inspired by the places in which they live and create. But rarely is that kind of influence foregrounded as much as it is for Tinkham Road, A Snoqualmie Valley music collective founded by local educator and musician Bob Antone.” - 425 Magazine
“That night's open mic performances were anything but amateur. I watched one of the best fiddle players I've ever seen open up the night with his son accompanying on banjo, followed by a procession of singers, guitarists and ukulele players. (Bob Antone and his son Parker perform Oct 7 at the Sallal Grange during open mic night)” - Sno Valley Star
— Stuart Miller
“Tinkham Road is not just the name of an alternative road that runs parallel to I-90. It takes on a new meaning when you encounter Bob and Laura Antone, the creative forces behind the band Tinkham Road, representing Cascade Mountain Music, songs of old Seattle, the Snoqualmie Valley, Bigfoot sightings, aliens, and interdimensional beings under Mt. Rainier.” - Fall City Neighbors
— Sharon Brown
“Bob Antone of North Bend writes Woody Guthrie style music about loggers, miners and pioneers in the upper Snoqualmie Valley. His maternal great grandfather, an Irish brick mason, arrived in Seattle in 1893 carrying a fiddle that Antone later inherited.” - The Seattle Times
— Sherry Grindeland