RandyGranger
"He (Granger) is a gifted multi-instumentalist who 'feels' the music with a sincerity and honesty which can't be faked. Randy Granger's name deserves to be listed with other renowned Native American flute players, both Native and Anglo, because he obviously has both the chops and the artistry to warrant it."  --renowned New Age music critic Bill Binkleman

Welcome.New Mexico musician Randy Granger is an innovative, award-winning songwriter, composer, recording artist, performer and educator. He's been featured on NPR's All Things Considered, PBS Television, numerous radio, TV, live appearances, Hearts of Space, Native Radio, SIRIUS Mystic Soundscapes, Pandora Radio, satellite and terrestrial stations around the World. Granger's acoustic-based music blends Native American flutes, ethereal Pan instruments like the Halo and Hang, world percussion and emotive, distinctive vocals into a style dubbed "Southwest World."  View Granger's Electronic Press Kit here: (EPK). Visit his YouTube channel LoneGranger. For booking questions email here. And view Calendar, Bio, Ordering information by clicking the menu links at top of page. Purchase music through this website via Paypal or at Amazon.com, CDBaby or iTunes. Follow Randy's Blog "This Musician's Life" at randygranger.blogspot.com/. Thank you for visiting.

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