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The influence of Blake's Florida style overpowers any Piedmont influence. There was no picking like this in the Piedmonts until Blake started traveling north from Florida.
John55son 1 month ago
I've known about Josh White's respect for Willie but have never heard him before today. I am in awe of the cleanness of his work. Thanks for posting this and such a clean copy. Props to you.
John55son 1 month ago
I was listening to this on your channel and had to come here to let you know how much I am enjoying both this song and Willie Walker. I am going to listen to Rev. Gary Davis now. I love his blues, but I'm not familiar with his ragtime. As far as blues goes, I adore him and his fantastic voice! Of course, I seem to pretty much love all I find on your channel!!! Perfection! Thanks for your time and dedication keeping this great music alive!
MyMoppet52 8 months ago
THis guy is new to me, thanks for posting. He's great (they are great)
ijoan 1 year ago 2
Classic "Piedmont" guitar from Willie,in his time the hottest act in Greenville SC. This was probably the only man the Rev Gary Davis would yield to. Great stuff.
shinotora1X 2 years ago
Great song!
jamesjeffreypaul 2 years ago 3
I love the ragtime guitar of Willie Walker,
who do you like beetween : Blind Arthur Blake, Blind Boy Fuller & Reverend Gary Davis ?
RagtimeDorianHenry 2 years ago
I like blind blake alot. Obviously the others are good too. I would like to express my thanks to you for putting up your ragtime guitar channel. I am using it a a source for learning this great music. Keep it up!
bevanfrost 2 years ago 2
thanks for your comment !!
RagtimeDorianHenry 2 years ago
Blind Blake - Fully formed ragtime blues player when he first recorded in 1926... West Coast Blues et al... Blake was both the father and source master of ragtime blues guitar... he didn't get that good in a day, he was playing long before that. He precedes Willie Walker by years. Gary Davis never really got that jumping feel on any of his covered Blake tunes, check out his unexciting version of West Coast Blues... Blind Boy Fuller was the most guitar influential outside of Blake
gtrmon 1 year ago
@gtrmon yeah, but gary davis is still awsome - and he has such a massive variety of inventive recordings ragtime, folk, blues, gospel and misc....
plus he taught blind boy fuller to play
busessuck1 1 year ago