Rebecca Frazier - 40 Blues (Official)

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Rebecca Frazier’s '40 Blues' official video—shot in a 1972 Ford Truck along Interstate 40 and in Baxter, Tennessee—evokes the story of a guitar picker emerging from a bus graveyard hoping to hitch her way down I-40 on a hazy summer evening, and the mysterious character she meets along the way. Videographer Alison Goedde captures flatpicking guitarist Rebecca Frazier in her true essence, playing down-and-dirty bluegrass guitar on her 1935 Martin D-18 alongside a truck-driving Graham Spillman, who is the drummer for Nashville-based Americana band, the Cordovas, in real life.

From the artist:
"I wrote '40 Bllues' in September 2004, cruising with my guitar along I-40 in the back of the band van, headed to perform at the Brewgrass Festival in Asheville. 12 Septembers later, after much love, laughter, loss, and life, I've decided to get the story of ’40 Blues' on film. The guitar tune has always felt like driving music to me, and through life’s ups and downs, one thing has remained a constant comfort: time with my guitar."

For more information about Rebecca Frazier and her album ‘When We Fall,’ visit www.rebeccafrazier.com.

Make up, production and styling by Cassie O’Sullivan
Video by: Gravel Road Picture Show gravelroadpictureshow.com Director: Alison Goedde

40 Blues
Written by Rebecca Frazier
Co-Produced by Brent Truitt and Rebecca Frazier

Guitar-Rebecca Frazier
Banjo-Scott Vestal
Mandolin-John Frazier
Dobro-Andy Hall
Bass-Barry Bales

Recorded at the Cave by Brent Truitt
Mastered by Bill Wolf

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1972 Ford Truck was generously donated to this project by Martin & Cass Hickman