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@Kirke182 Yep. All the hallmark stylistic devices, the syncopated thumb, the slipping into double time and back effortlessly, the clean execution, the continual invention with each pass. I think it's available on Blind Blake "All The Published Sides".

Great sounding copy of the 78 record "Mother's Children Have A Hard Time" by Blind Willie Johnson. The flip side, "If I Had My Way I'd Tear The Building Down" is another beauty. Thanks for sharing.

Bought my Suzuki Estrada CL-7 (iMade Exclusively for MICA, which IIRC was a distribution or parent company for a store or stores in USA) classical guitar at JH Troup, Harrisburg, PA in 1972. Cost me $79, 2 week's wages for me at the time. Back, sides, and neck are rosewood. The top may be spruce,...

Hey there, @ProzorVerloc1,

It sounds like one guitar. If there are two guitars the second one is wasted effort. I can play it. It's in the key of B, the chords are B, E, and F#(7). I think it's capoed up two frets and played with the A, D, and E(7) chords. You could also play it capoed up four ...

@JRR951

It's on a collection of their early stuff from the '30s, before they got super big with 'Til Then and Paper Doll. It's 4 or 5 cds, there's some stuff on it with Louis Armstrong if I remember right, and some with Bing Crosby, who they had a close professional relationship with since the ...