Etta Baker - One Dime Blues
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Mississippi John Hurt - Candy Man Bluesby thedailyzack55,835 views
I think I saw her play this at Merle fest. I sure did not know then. she was famous.
fdjondal 1 month ago
@JandritoBlues ....both Hurt's "old fashioned" picking and Piedmont styles are grounded in parlor guitar arrangements and ragtime. Hurt's "mother's man" was his father. She was from the McCain plantation in Teoc, MS......John McCain's family...
PeluMaad 2 months ago
I'd love to play like that!
barryb83110 4 months ago
@emmet123174 Or "Don't Ever Drive a Stranger From Your Door." Mississippi John Hurt's style seems to be related in some very real way to the guitar tradition from the The Piedmont and the Tidewater. I'm not sure if it is that the styles have common roots or that Hurt had direct influence from a guitarist from East of the Appalachians -- maybe his mother's man?
JandritoBlues 4 months ago
merci ! merci!
c est tres genial, j adore :)
NEVERTURNAWAY 8 months ago
sound like pallet on your floor ?
emmet123174 10 months ago
ladys from caldwell county very good guitarist. give u another in a min.
calebsman1 10 months ago