Dying Crapshooter's Blues - Blind Willie McTell

[curtistembeck]

holy sweet jesus thats tasty

[Prof8675309]

David Bromberg

[MedusaGreen]

Please! If Someone of you knows about covers of Dyin' CrapShooter's Blues. I can't find a one interesting cover. I think It record about 70's-00's in rock style. The voice of singer like Lou Reed. If you know what i mean, please, tell me!

[MrSmiths1]

@MedusaGreen white stripes?

[MedusaGreen]

@MrSmiths1 no :(

[queonda07]

@MedusaGreen two gallants version is pretty cool

[coyote023]

This right here is classic in the truest sense of the word.

[MrFabiodagostino]

i don't think this is blues.it's more similar to folk.but,anyway,it's great!

if you listen closer at 2.19, you will find sort of "horror notes".that's genious!

[wiciousbeasts]

@MrFabiodagostino Early blues was folk music. Look up Piedmont blues and ragtime guitar.

[sirkickbutt1]

The piano player Porter Grainger wrote this, and Martha Copeland recorded it in 1927.

[jekk23]

My hero. A musician of unique genius.

[whitefeet1]

"Come here Mama, with that can o' booze.." great, great, great, and so Cab Calloway too....

[3006khz]

Thanks for uploading this. My cd has a copyguard (or something) that automatically removed it from YT.

[NorthTulsaBoy]

Best version of this song.

Truly bizarre story.

[frg8888]

What a great song! It was interesting to hear the Blind willie' commentary at the beginning too.

[jaybeebles]

this is awesome, great bluesman