Roots of Blues -- Sonny Terry & Blind Boy Fuller „Lonesome T

[coolhellcat18]

Amazing!!! I've never heard someone play the harmonica like that.

[Andrew60ish]

Please someone tell me what Blind Boy Fuller has got to do with this recording. This is Sonny Terry accompanied by WOODY GUTHRIE on guitar.

[61carver]

That was good but my Brother Mike Carver could play circles around him....

[Jehoshephat]

@61carver only with a big hula hoop

[61carver]

Best besides my brother Mike Carver

[SethEdward1930]

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[RenaissanceDawn]

amazing



[Minksterator]

1:10 - craziest stuff I've ever heard anyone do on a harmonica!

[mattacuk]

this song reminds me of a train steaming along at full speed :)

[Peacefulminds911]

thanks

[kilrharp1]

AAAAAAWWWWWWEEEEEEE...........­SSSOOOMMEEEE!!!

[LRSe7eN]

How does he make that harp saw back and forth like that during the train chugging?!?!?!!?!

[howlingsandy]

in 1968 Sonny Terry taught me the first song he ever learned - From his grandfather. Almost a proto-blues, sung falsetto (one reason he told me he was a fan of Canned Heat - that time's incarnation of them. "Well, I woke up, in the morning... blue as a man can be.."Well, I woke up, in the morning... blue as a man can be.. Another man had my woman, and you know the blues had me.. then it takes it some where.... all the way in the end to "country hell"

[MaripozaM]

""Very Very Gooddddddd! ""

[Andrew60ish]

Sonny Terry is great but Blind Boy Fuller it AIN'T. It's definately Woody Guthrie on Guitar

[myshkin67]

yeah buckshot. thats the difference.

most music makes u say, yeah, nice, cool, groovy, wow, great and blabla.

this one makes u stompin da feet on the ground and think of times, people and stuff.

it shakes rattles and rolls your soul.

if not, somtethings wrong with u kid^^.

[MattiaGobbi]

love you man! you gave me the words i always try to find when talking bout the blues, especially with those -say- who dont love it like they should

[XXXCLASSXXX]

@myshkin67 u r soo right!!!!

Ive hear it the first tim now, and It  gives me the heebie-jeebies boy.

OMG, soo good!

[BuckshotLaFunke]

You know, I love Miles, Prez, Monk, Jimmy Yancey, Erroll Garner, Stravinsky, Samuel Barber, Schumann, Scarlatti, Bach & Händel, Johnny Cash, Sam Cooke, Nat King Cole, but the impression this music makes is so strong, it's unbelievable.

[BuckshotLaFunke]

Five stars!

[charliebubblesoar]

boooomb!

[Ledvolta]

5'd, too.

[busta85]

He is the saint

[Clarky3009]

5'd ;)