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Nick Gusman and the Coyotes performing their song "Shortcut the Mountain" at Flowers and Weeds at 3201 Cherokee Street. Dive into the eclectic sounds of the St. Louis music scene through our Lo-Fi Cherokee series. Don't forget to subscribe to stay tuned for more riveting performances. If you love what you hear, we encourage you to share these videos with your friends, amplifying the unique rhythms and melodies of St. Louis! (Official Lo-Fi Cherokee Music Video). Learn more about Lo-Fi Cherokee, Lo-Fi Saint Louis and what we do at our website: lofistl.com Lo-Fi Cherokee is a unique music event that captures the spirit of St. Louis's vibrant music scene. Similar to a string of Tiny Desk Concerts, numerous performances are recorded in just one day, but with a local twist – they all take place along Cherokee Street. It's a creative marathon that brings together a diverse group of artists, capturing their energy and talent in intimate, stripped-down performances that reflect the heart and soul of St. Louis.
Nick Gusman and the Coyotes performing their song "Shortcut the Mountain" at Flowers and Weeds at 3201 Cherokee Street. Dive into the eclectic sounds of the St. Louis music scene through our Lo-Fi Cherokee series. Don't forget to subscribe to stay tuned for more riveting performances. If you love what you hear, we encourage you to share these videos with your friends, amplifying the unique rhythms and melodies of St. Louis! (Official Lo-Fi Cherokee Music Video). Learn more about Lo-Fi Cherokee, Lo-Fi Saint Louis and what we do at our website: lofistl.com Lo-Fi Cherokee is a unique music event that captures the spirit of St. Louis's vibrant music scene. Similar to a string of Tiny Desk Concerts, numerous performances are recorded in just one day, but with a local twist – they all take place along Cherokee Street. It's a creative marathon that brings together a diverse group of artists, capturing their energy and talent in intimate, stripped-down performances that reflect the heart and soul of St. Louis.










![The Unknown Artist that Helped Shape Alt-Country
Bob Reuter was a musician, photographer, writer, and radio DJ who spent decades creating art outside the mainstream. This documentary explores the fine line between genius and obscurity through the story of an artist who finally seemed to be getting his shot, only for a broken elevator to take everything away.
Best known for his music, photography, and long-running KDHX radio show, Reuter spent over 40 years documenting the people and places nobody else wanted to see. His work influenced generations of musicians and artists, and helped shape the Alt-Country movement even as he remained largely unknown outside underground creative circles.
This film is a study of the “almost famous”—and why some of the most influential voices in music and art are often the ones the world never hears until they’re gone.
BOB REUTER RESOURCES
Playlist of videos I have made about Bob Reuter:
https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL1DA36E3457615DFF&si RlNY3UeNmLbQgk5
Explore Bob Reuter’s music on Bandcamp:
• https://bobreuter.bandcamp.com/music
• https://thedinosaurs.bandcamp.com/album/the-dinosaurs
• https://alleyghost.bandcamp.com
Connect with Bob Reuter’s legacy:
• https://www.facebook.com/bob.reuter.9
• https://www.facebook.com/alleyghost
Another Bob Reuter Playlist:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nBAADSd-wS8&list=PLcQC9eIEn-eG5gcS5UCbnPcPWk7owb1-R
ABOUT LO-FI ST. LOUIS
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