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Carson Robison — Studio Clips

Rare studio footage of Carson Robison, curated from across the internet. Browse 2 clips below.

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Studio footage is the holy grail for music fans. Watching an artist build a song from scratch — layering tracks, debating arrangements, experimenting with sounds — is as close as you can get to witnessing the creative act itself. These clips pull back the curtain on recordings that millions of people know by heart, showing the work, the accidents, and the decisions that made them what they are.

About Carson Robison

Carson Jay Robison was an American country music singer and songwriter. He was a recording artist from the mid-1920s until his death in 1957. He was also known as Charles Robison and used the pseudonym Carlos B. McAfee for some of his compositions.

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  • Thumbnail for (1957) Sun ''Hand Me Down My Walking Cane'' Jerry Lee Lewis by Carson Robison2:20

    (1957) Sun ''Hand Me Down My Walking Cane'' Jerry Lee Lewis

    Carson Robison

    1950sAcousticStudio
  • Thumbnail for Murray Kellner's Dinner Music Ensemble - March of the Marionettes (Savino & De Rose) (1928) by Carson Robison3:33

    Murray Kellner's Dinner Music Ensemble - March of the Marionettes (Savino & De Rose) (1928)

    Carson Robison

    1970sStudio
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