Chuck "Coyote" Larson - "Like A River"

Veteran singer/songwriter Chuck "Coyote" Larson made his debut performance at Rocky's Run House Concerts in Bumpass, VA. Oct. 2, 2010. It was also a first time "Songwriters Swap Circle" that was held in conjunction with featured artist Austin Cunningham. Coyote is based in the outer banks of Kitty Hawk, NC. Coyote is also a founding member of the band "Snuff" that travelled the US and were based in Virginia Beach, VA from the late 70's. Signed to a major label he rec'd awards for his tune "Heaven" early on in his career. Swampworks Recording Studios is a new endeavor for him and partner Norman Harrell and is located Kitty Hawk, NC. More to come from Chuck "Coyote" Larson as this gets off the ground, as you know Kitty, Hawk is where things take off in a big way... Stay tuned cause the "Sky is The Limit" as we all know the reputation and record of Kitty Hawk NC!!! More info aon Chuck "Coyote" Larson & Rocky's Run House Concerts can be found at:

Chuck "Coyote" Larson

http://www.myspace.com/coyotesongs
http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=1804485582

Rocky's Run House Concerts
http://www.houseconcertsatrockysrun.com/

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[MrTechlover100]

hi could you reply to this saying which events he is playing in the month of july in Nags Head North Carolina? Thanks

[moonmaidenmama]

@MrTechlover100, Thanks for reaching out... I am going to direct you to Coyote (Chuck Larson) via Facebook... I am sure he will gladly respond. Msg him ... he now has some cd's available for purchase too!

[highflyingnote]

This memory happened so long ago. I stepped into a bar in Va. Beach, I think it was called the Zodiac, for a drink, and there was this guy on the tiny stage, I think Coyote, playing a song that he dedicated to his son. I thought that it was a beautiful song. He was playing that song solo, but I think that he was in a band. After that song the band came out and did "I've Seen All Good People" by Yes, then they went into "Don't Cross the River" by America. If this was him, they were so good!