Doc Watson - 1991 - Don't Let Your Deal Go Down. Kirk Sutphin on fiddle and Mike Seeger on banjo.
You may have heard the Flatt & Scruggs bluegrass version of this song.
Doc is singing and playing it here like Charlie Poole did it... he called it the "Don't let your deal go down blues" and recorded it July 27, 1925.
charlie poole is another story....but doc is the man,my song for the heart of sat nite...don't let your deal go down....
paschal421 1 month ago
Nuthin' but pure... straight-ahead, traditional old-time music. Doc and the boys hooked this one up real nice... !
NooGods 2 months ago
What was this from?
SirCoughsalot 3 months ago
this was the first bluegrass hit in 1925,by charlie poole
nedodge0506 4 months ago
This was the first record Doc ever heard - Charlie Poole singing "don't let your deal go down". I'm glad it wasn't some lame pop thing by Rudy Valley - it might have changed the history of American music. Doc is one reason I'm proud to be an American.
ragtimeD 8 months ago
Oh yeah!! Doc can kick it!
fngrpkn06 11 months ago
GREAT!!!!
lgomez222 1 year ago
"who's gonna shoe your pretty little foot?" etc...
these lyrics are everywhere! ever need a verse for an old-time song, just sing the words of "i truly understand you love another man"
OriginalRitz 1 year ago
I love this old song. Doc is great. His guitar playing really inspires me to try and take up playing one again myself. What a good sound. He and Kirk and Mike are terrific. I have heard Flatt and Scruggs version and love them, too. Thanks so much for posting this UncleSkidder. - Paula
PaulinaRena 2 years ago
great song.
xgilxx 2 years ago