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came to music through writing. He learned the guitar as a teenager and used that as a tool to accentuate his work.

“I had this great English teacher, named Miss Martin, who, when we were doing poetry, would let me bring my guitar in. If I had a song, she’d let it count for points,” said Robinson in an interview with Pilot Radio.

He moved to Charleston for school, where he honed his guitar through gigs in bars, and then began to build his songwriting skills creating music for a non-denominational church looking for modern worship music.

The next years of his life he spent touring and songwriting in Nashville, before moving back home to Richmond County. Robinson now spends much of his time teaching at Casino Guitars, and he’s a regular face on the shop’s YouTube channel.

You can still see him touring regionally as The Jonathan Robinson Band, and he wants to release a new album this year. But he said he couldn’t do any of it without the support of his wife and family.

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