Modern Blues Harmonica 157 - Mississipppi Cotton Blues

[jeikuman]

That brought tears to my eyes at the end.

[DrGrrrrr]

Only just found this one Adam; thanks for giving us this little real time view of something we only imagine the Mississippi to be.; it brings it to life.

[xraylax]

thank you mr gussow

[AeonSteampunk]

Wonderful video! Thanks again!

[cpaba]

Great !!! Mr Gussow

Regards From COLOMBIA s.a

[larryonlineone]

Thanks for the magic.

[HarmonicaDylan]

Thanks Adam, I needed this.

[HazySpirit]

I couldnt keep on watching your videos without even giving thanks to you. I had promised myself I would never create an account on Youtube, but man... U are such a nice guy !

Selflessness is so precious nowadays. At first I watched your videos to learn how to play the harmonica, but actually my english improved much more than my harp skills :D

I love the way you pronounce the name of some French villages in one of your lessons ! I would have been so happy to meet u there, but it was too late :(

[g0moz]

Hi Adam thank you for the video. I have never seen a cotton field. I remember the first video you did from the cross road .. and the state trooper came over to see what you were doing. hehe great stuff .. Jan

[jasonricci]

the devil is real.

[belleray2]

Hi Adam.Watching that clip gave me a poignant moment,thinking of the history of those fields and the people who worked them.How mankind has matured at last.

My first cotton field bye the way.

Thanks.

[fridaynightovernight]

that is cool the cotton and the music thanks

[jsilvatx]

I am in west Texas we make ALOT of cotton! but this year is no where close to you guys! i may send you a pic of ours! take care! thanks for all your time and teachings!

[Yaanon]

I enjoyed this video a lot, Adam. Being a city boy and a sucker for history, it's great to see a nice, simple look at both a seemingly distant landscape and the history of that landscape. I hope you'll put your scholarly side to good use in some more history videos for us. :]

[aaronp0324]

Interesting stuff. Cotton is one of those things that you take for granted. I've enjoyed your lessons.

[sangolt88]

Looks like a nice place.

[madmodpo]

Frost? Indian summer here in Montréal. Thanks Adam for the entire series.

[KudzuRunner]

I'm delighted with our new President and pleased with the American people. I'll leave it at that. :)

[Tryharp]

Enjoyed that little story about the cotton, interesting stuff. Um...I wonder how that seed removal machine works, might google it.

[kloijhi]

Adam you do a great work with delighting people who wants to know something about harp!!!! Thanks a lot.

Q: is there some videos where you talk about major differences between blues stiles in different regions? And what are these differences and from where these differences become? Cos always somebody speak most common sentences about "DEEP SOUND OF CHICAGO" etc.

[KudzuRunner]

I don't actually address this question. I probably should. Scholars and students of the blues guitar talk about three different regional styles:  Mississippi Delta, Piedmont, and East Texas.....

[Tsutsomu]

thanks for the walk, Adam.

[aerospacepat]

That's some nice looking cotton there... I was hoping for some Sonny Terry mood music but I enjoyed the music in there :)