Mississippi
Live & the Dirty Dirty are an Alt-Country / SouthernRock /
Heavy-Blues band out of Vancouver, Canada. They have release 3 full
length studio albums and one EP.
The band is headed up by singer-songwriter Robert Connely Farr, who grew up in the small southern town of Bolton, Mississippi, home town of Charley Patton & The Mississippi Sheiks. Prior to moving to Vancouver, he studied architecture at Auburn University & graduated from the late Samuel Mockbee's Rural Studio non-profit design build school. Connely currently resides in Vancouver, Canada but when he's at home in Mississippi, can most likely be found pickin & grinnin at the Blue Front Cafe in Bentonia, Mississippi with his friend & mentor Jimmy "Duck" Holmes.
In 2018, Robert Connely Farr teamed up with Leeroy Stagger and the Rebeltone Boys to release "Dirty South Blues" - which was met with widespread critical acclaim.
"Vancouver's best Southern Rock Band... Southern like The Bottle Rockets. These guys know the value of a riff and they can drill it into your brain." - R. Doull - BC Musician Magazine - on Going Down (2015)
"If Pearl Jam’s and the Drive By Truckers’ tour busses collided en route to a Neil Young show in New Orleans, the result might sound like Mississippi Live and the Dirty Dirty’s CD “Going Down.” - Richard Amery - LA Beat - on Going Down (2015)
"It's not stoner rock, it's not metal, it's not even country; it's a mish mash of everything that gets my goat & ticks my clock. The tone of the guitars ring with a grandiose nostalgia, twangy enough to lure in a country bumpkin, sophisticated enough to impress bearded brethren of the urban variety & powerful enough to send shivers down the spine of a statue." - The Huntsman - Ripple Music Blogspot on discography (2009 - 2016)
"...no BS rock... one of the most critically-acclaimed vocalists on the west coast... a Steve Earle for today..." - Canadian Bands - on Going Down (2015)
"Farr's voice is in itself a more than convincing impact... the sober ballad "On The Inside" presents itself as a young Springsteen" - Written In Music - on I Ain't Dyin' (2016)
"The sound of the music sinks just as deeply into new soil as it did into Delta mud... Mississippi Live and the Dirty Dirty play it dirty..." - The Alternate Root Magazine - on I Ain't Dyin' (2016)
The band is headed up by singer-songwriter Robert Connely Farr, who grew up in the small southern town of Bolton, Mississippi, home town of Charley Patton & The Mississippi Sheiks. Prior to moving to Vancouver, he studied architecture at Auburn University & graduated from the late Samuel Mockbee's Rural Studio non-profit design build school. Connely currently resides in Vancouver, Canada but when he's at home in Mississippi, can most likely be found pickin & grinnin at the Blue Front Cafe in Bentonia, Mississippi with his friend & mentor Jimmy "Duck" Holmes.
In 2018, Robert Connely Farr teamed up with Leeroy Stagger and the Rebeltone Boys to release "Dirty South Blues" - which was met with widespread critical acclaim.
"Vancouver's best Southern Rock Band... Southern like The Bottle Rockets. These guys know the value of a riff and they can drill it into your brain." - R. Doull - BC Musician Magazine - on Going Down (2015)
"If Pearl Jam’s and the Drive By Truckers’ tour busses collided en route to a Neil Young show in New Orleans, the result might sound like Mississippi Live and the Dirty Dirty’s CD “Going Down.” - Richard Amery - LA Beat - on Going Down (2015)
"It's not stoner rock, it's not metal, it's not even country; it's a mish mash of everything that gets my goat & ticks my clock. The tone of the guitars ring with a grandiose nostalgia, twangy enough to lure in a country bumpkin, sophisticated enough to impress bearded brethren of the urban variety & powerful enough to send shivers down the spine of a statue." - The Huntsman - Ripple Music Blogspot on discography (2009 - 2016)
"...no BS rock... one of the most critically-acclaimed vocalists on the west coast... a Steve Earle for today..." - Canadian Bands - on Going Down (2015)
"Farr's voice is in itself a more than convincing impact... the sober ballad "On The Inside" presents itself as a young Springsteen" - Written In Music - on I Ain't Dyin' (2016)
"The sound of the music sinks just as deeply into new soil as it did into Delta mud... Mississippi Live and the Dirty Dirty play it dirty..." - The Alternate Root Magazine - on I Ain't Dyin' (2016)
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