WhisperingDoug Blues Concert Song 4

whisperingdoug aka Doug Parker performs on slide guitar "Motherless Children" by Mance Lipscomb during a blues concert at Parker's home on September 27, 2008. Doug illustrates his use of a glass slide, however, he is eager to point out that early slide players like Diddley Bow used a wire from a broom and nailed it either to the side of a building or a board.

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http://www.youtube.com/whisperingdoug


Most songs Doug Parker aka whisperingdoug play are historic Mississippi Delta Country Blues from the Deep South's cotton plantations during the Great Depression of the late 1920s and 1930s. He also performs songs from the Blues Revival Era of the early 1960s. The Mississippi Delta is the birthplace of the Blues and its roots date back to the Slave Days of the early Union.


Blues is a music genre of a true American heritage including soulful gospel and chain gang, and whisperingdoug presents a beautiful tribute to the Blues that are sure to revive again with the advent of the new recession and possibly a new Great Global Depression. The songs Doug plays are public domain.


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