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Robert Belfour was born in a small wooden house several kilometers south of Holly Springs, Mississippi in 1940. It was one of several huts in the farm obstacle alkyl his father until his death in 1953.
The specific part of the Mississippi where Robert was born is called hill country in the northern part of the state. This region has a different culture than the more famous Mississippi Delta Blues and the region is strong and unique. As most other performers in the code section, RL Burnside, Fred McDowell, Joe Callicott, Jesse Mae Hemphill, Junior Kimbrough and Charlie Feathers-Robert Belfour, immersed in the rich musical heritage of the area. Robert's first memory is that of his father playing a guitar sounding a similar style of Charlie Patton.
Robert em sang gospel church led by Syd Hemphill and found free time in the company of his future neighbor partner, Junior Kimbrough. Robert was 13 years old when his father died and all his energy was put into helping her mother and younger brother. Robert used his little free time to learn the guitar chords from his father. In 1959, Robert married Norene Norman and moved to Memphis, Tennessee. A year later Robert went to work for the construction Choctaw hard concert for thirty-five years.
At sixty, Guitar Belfour is mature and highly accomplished; His voice, clear and powerful sound is pure country blues. Robert left the hills of northern Mississippi forty years ago, but his music never did.