History Detectives - Lost Musical Treasure, Part 2
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That is Son House in the interview - His voice has that raw, unmistakable tone. I think at that point in his life Son was in his mid 60s, so perhaps he sounds older than he did in his younger years.
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@jamianm its sorta hard to explain but more towards the middle of the river
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Where's that pocket located?
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I haven't been able to find the audio of that Son House interview, but I don't think that is him speaking. Can anyone else agree? Strange because it sounds like an old recording, but that just doesn't sound like Son.
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I grew up there and never knew about it until I was doing genealogy research of the surrounding area. I was blown away because it is a very white area, I was 19 before I ever saw a black person there getting gas at the old Clark station. It's a shame how most were destroyed. It's nice to see that its now getting remembered again.
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PBS again brings us some of the best on TV today. I just learned of the history of Paramount Records and I have been living in this area all my life! I'm going to the 2nd anual Paramount blues festival next weekend! Long live the Blues!
Thanks for posting!
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That was pretty cool. Thanks for posting it!
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I love this series
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goedit 3 years ago 4
i've gone swimming, fishing/wading, in this river almost every day in the summer with my brothers. i watched the scuba divers on this filming day. i hate to say it, but the areas where they were searching, were the wrong spots. The whole river, in this area, is about 3-3 feet deep. There is a "pocket" about nine feet wide, and very, very deep. it is no where near where they are searhing... like i said, hate to say it!
macktruck39G 3 years ago 3