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Uploaded by zenguitarblues on Sep 19, 2010
King solomon Hill AKA Joe Holmes was born in McComb Mississippi 1897 and died in louisiana 1949.
This was recorded in grafton Wisconsin January 1932
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love this stuff.
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@MortenBoHansen haha Reminds me of George Carlin "there's a letter in your mailbox"X-P
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man..... just....man.... i've heard almost all there is to hear now, but theres nothing like ridin' the hill! He's just TO great to be real! and YES greater in my opnion than Robert! Robert had long fingers..so what.. King Solomon Hill... its like everytime you hear his voice, theres a death letter in your mail box!
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This is the real country blues...
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@1812richardk2 thanks very much rick
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Hey Zen, is that a Resinator he's playing?
3006khz 1 year ago
@3006khz I would say definately a resonator maybe played lapstyle. He also used a cowbone for a slide....bone gives a real sweet sound.
zenguitarblues 1 year ago
AWESOME upload ZEN... Thanks!!!
3006khz 1 year ago
@3006khz thanks friend
zenguitarblues 1 year ago
Hi Steve. I see that Joe Holmes was an early 'King of the blues'.What a great example of that vocal style of those years.I think it is derived from street performing,in loud places,in order for the voice to 'carry'.(without amplifiers) Thanks for blues post.
All the Best, Greg
Gregparkerblues 1 year ago
@Gregparkerblues thanks Greg..i agree with your opinion on the loud vocal style
zenguitarblues 1 year ago