Can i keep you phillip roebuck

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Sup brother?! This is the one! I do not know anything about the making of the video Thank You. I think I am responsible for about hits on this video. My 2 year old son can't get enough of it. Show all results:. This profile is not public.

Edit Profile View as Public Logout. To comment on specific lyrics, highlight them. Phillip Roebuck. Can I Keep You. Phillip Roebuck » Fever Pitch. Banjo Folk Punk folk Singer-songwriter Male vocalists. With punk rock intensity, Roebuck stomps out beats on a classic, depression-era drum apparatus, while strumming the banjo with a fierce ragged-but-right style. Some might call it Roots music for the new millennium. Although he has played over a thousand shows in venues and on festival stages in the U.

He was also an only child. His father, a singer-songwriter, moved Roebuck and his mother, then a hairstylist, traveled around the country in pursuit of a musical career.

By the time they moved back to Virginia Beach, when Roebuck was in junior high, he had attended 19 different schools. He was also constantly songwriting. Punk he was introduced to by his Uncle Kenny, whose band had once opened up for the Ramones. After high school, Roebuck went to Philly to attend acting school. After a couple years, he quit, moved back to Hampton Roads, and started his first band, The Hollowbodies, with his cousin Shea Roebuck. Phillip also signed as a songwriter for Warner Brothers.

He was only One minute the Roebucks were ready to hear their songs on the radio, get the acclaim they so wanted. And the next, there was nothing. He taught himself to play the banjo by playing for 8 hours a day every day for 30 days in a row, down in the subway. And slowly, he started building the one-man band, adding in whatever he needed to get the job done; a suitcase as a bass drum, drums on his back, a cymbal here or there.

Come to find out he was once hired by Spike Lee to perform in a commercial and talk about being a street musician—the spot aired during the Academy Awards. Those are real musicians. It was always, to me, the pinnacle. If you could play in the street, you must be really good. He fell in love in Brooklyn, married, and had two babies. He then left Brooklyn and moved to LA in to pursue acting. I was doing really well in LA. My acting career was taking off, my music was jamming, I was going to Europe a lot.

Good things were happening. And then my wife left me. Took the babes. Moved back to Seattle, left me in LA. And it shattered me. He moved back to New York for another short period of time. Then he got sick and moved back to his home in Virginia. In the course of all that time Roebuck recorded five solo albums and over a dozen more with numerous bands.

In , he wrote an operetta for Julliard. Comments from YouTube:. Heather Arrington 2y How am I just now hearing this? Great song. Pauper Paul 8y Forever one of my favorite songs. Sandi Good 5y This song is brilliant! Frederick Freddery 8y This song inspires me. Thanks Phil. S V 51w This was the song my husband and I danced to as our first dance. Texas Meg 9y Beautiful song and video. Jennae Brookover 8y I really honest to God can't get enough of this song.

The first time I heard it I was a wreck. Fred Barrett 10y always makes me cry Life's Edge Art 2y This was my song with the love of my life. Deane TR 3y So love this song I hope you come to Portland some day! BLS77 4y Always find my way back to this tune Jeffery Gardner 10y Phil is the man - used to love him back in the day with the Hollowbodies and am glad to see he's still doing great stuff. Mademoiselle Sue 9y So enjoy every second of the song and video Haar 4y Simply Beautiful.

Erin 9y what I wouldn't do to have this guy show up spontaneously to sing at my door :. BLS77 4y Phillip Roebuck - hope you are well friend. Please don't don't stop. MrGmori 8y I'm a fan, all his work if very moving. Jennae Brookover 8y I will forever listen to this song. Frederick Freddery 9y This song makes me feel like I'm in it.