Gary Allison Furr Birmingham, Alabama
Dr. Gary Allison Furr has been playing, writing and singing music his whole life. A veteran of lots of bands of the years,
he performed with Shades Mountain Air, a Birmingham acoustic-bluegrass band for twenty years .
He has played as both solo artist and with the band at a variety of venues, including colleges and universities, conferences, churches, coffee houses and festivals.
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