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Scarlet Rivera

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Scarlet Rivera is an American violinist. She is best known for her work with Bob Dylan, in particular on his album Desire and as part of the Rolling Thunder Revue. Bob Dylan is often credited for discovering the violinist. Before the rehearsal for his 1975 Rolling Thunder Revue tour, Scarlet was quite literally picked up off the street and invited to join in the rehearsals only because she carried a violin case on her back. Dylan had previously not had any experiences with her or her musical talent. After a session with the violinist, Dylan invited Rivera to play on the Rolling Thunder Revue tour. She has also appeared on albums by Tracy Chapman (Crossroads), Keb Mo' (The Door), Stanley Clarke (Just Family), David Johansen (Funky but Chic), Ian McNabb (Head Like A Rock) and others.

Discography

  • Scarlet Rivera (Warner Bros., 1977)
  • Scarlet Fever (Warner Bros., 1978)
  • Journey With An Angel
  • Celtic Dreams
  • Behind the Crimson Veil - Scarlet Rivera and Tommy Eyre
  • Celtic Myst
  • Celtic Spirit
  • Classic Christmas
  • Magical Christmas
  • Voice of the Animals
  • A New Map Of The World (album) by Ritual (Uruguay)

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