Lonnie Donegan and his Skiffle Group performing the Woody Guthrie song Hard Travelling in 1958. Who said that folk-rock began in the late-1960s? (With Les Bennetts, lead guitar; Pete Huggett, bass;...
Lonnie Donegan and his Skiffle Group performing the Woody Guthrie song Hard Travelling in 1958. Who said that folk-rock began in the late-1960s? (With Les Bennetts, lead guitar; Pete Huggett, bass; Nick Nicholls, drums; Miki and Griff, backing vocals.)
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I know: to Americans this is corny and sounds like a parody of Woody and Lead Belly but this is THE guy who influenced Van Morrison and The Beatles and other Brits/irish.
No disrespect to Lonnie Donegan, but his Hard Travelin' sounds like a parody of the King of Folk Woody Guthrie! I know many Brits are fans of skiffle, but it's British interpretation of American roots music just doesn't cut it!! Now, if we're talking traditional Irish or Scottish music that is a diff. story.
def not his intention to do parody. Lonnie just loved playing all kind of folk music whether english, scottish, irish american. He was a cockney from london - it's just his london character coming through!
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