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Golden IslesT h e M a g a z i n e f o r B r u n s w i c k , s T . s i M o n s , J e k y l l & s e a i s l a n d s

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WHY GOLDEN ISLES MAGAZINE?

Golden Isles Magazine is a glossy bimonthly publication with a

distribution of 13,000 local copiesper issue.

The Golden Isles Magazine difference is that we mail directly

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The staff at Golden Isles Magazine have received national award recognitionat the FOLIO: Eddie and Ozzie Awards show in New York City.

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On the surface, Bob Crawford doesn’t think of himself or his

Avett Brothers bandmates as traveling storytellers, but once

you learn their story, the narrative sounds like a ballad of

old that’s been passed around the hills of North Carolina before be-

ginning a journey that’s since crossed the nation.

“Obviously, there is a very rich history and tradition of storytelling in

the South… if you are talking about literature or about music, there’s

definitely a rich oral tradition of storytelling. A lot of the old-time

songs that I’m so in love with, a lot of that comes from oral tradition,”

says Crawford, who plays bass and sings for the Avett Brothers.

And after he’s had some time to think about it, Crawford concedes

the band might sound more similar to the singing wordsmiths of

old than he first thought.

“When we are in the action and

motion of doing the thing and

creating the thing and playing

the thing, there’s not much time

to reflect on what that ‘thing’ is.

I think it’s a good place to be, an

honest place. You can honestly

and purely do what you need to

do — whether that’s write the

song or play the song or travel,”

he says. “So, we haven’t really thought of

ourselves as traveling storytellers, however, I think we probably are

traveling storytellers.”

Like one of those old songs, the bassist’s route into the band is a wind-

ing road that started when he packed up his beat-up station wagon in

1996 and headed South to find a job. After a career in television and

film production, he met Scott and Seth Avett in 2001 and, as they say,

the rest is history for the trio.

The North Carolina band has risen to fame steadily since their hum-

ble beginnings making their way across the smaller venues to sold-

out shows on national tours. The band has played in 49 states – Ha-

waii being the exception.

Their songs blend folk, bluegrass, roots rock, and a dash of punk with

clever songwriting that reveal both heartbreaking and celebratory

tales of love, life, and loss.

The music industry has taken notice, nominating their 2012 album

“The Carpenter,” for a Grammy Award. After releasing “Magpie and

the Dandelion” in 2013, they have been touring and working on

their next record.

Crawford describes the band as a family, where “everybody takes a

step back at some point to let everybody else shine.”

“We are always looking out for one another. We are always try-

ing to serve and take care of the others in the group. If some-

thing is wrong with someone in the group, everyone is trying to

help them feel better and take care of them and pray for them.

We celebrate each other’s successes, we mourn each other’s

losses, and we try to keep everyone else’s best interests at heart,”

he says.

The traveling family unit has grown through the years. In ad-

dition to Crawford, Scott and Seth Avett, Joe Kwon joined in

2006, and Paul Defiglia, Tania Elizabeth, and Mike Marsh join

the quartet on tour.

Although Crawford wasn’t born in the South like some of his

bandmates – Scott and Seth

Avett hail from Concord,

N.C., Paul Defiglia is from

Greensboro, N.C., and Mike

Marsh comes from Miami

– the New Jersey native has

a lot of love for his adopted

hometown of Charlotte.

“The South to me… I see the

quality of life. Where I came

from, it was a great place to

be born and a great place to grow up

in southern New Jersey… but I didn’t realize until I began to go

back to visit, after moving here, how people are stacked up on

top of people. And even though it’s talked about all the time,

there’s a richness and beauty of the landscape down here,” he

says.

Additionally, Crawford has noticed a wide range of oppor-

tunities exist for musicians who are able to travel around the

South.

“One of the things about playing music I found out immedi-

ately – that was an advantage when I moved to Charlotte – was

the support of local and original music. There’s an immediate,

stronger support for original music than there was where I grew

up,” he says.

As the band prepares for their headline performance at the

Southern Grown Concert on June 20, Crawford says he is look-

ing forward to visiting part of the Georgia coastline he hasn’t

seen before.

“It’s great to go somewhere in a state we’ve been to many, many,

many times. Georgia’s probably one of the top four states we’ve

ever played in, yet to find another region of that state that we

haven’t been to is really exciting,” he says.

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“The South, when I came in, was in a blooming period. It was a very exciting time, this Southern Renaissance. You could say the South has been coming into its own in the past 20 years.”- Bob Crawford

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