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Alvin Youngblood Hart on Fog Town Network--Gallows Pole

When listening to the young Alvin Youngblood Hart, the word authenticity comes to mind. In this offering of "Gallows Pole" (or "Gallis Pole", as Leadbelly recorded it), he gives voice to the condem...  
 
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WelfareChrist (2 weeks ago) Show Hide
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I discovered Hart in 1996 and he took my breath away. It was only recently that I've remembered how much I enjoyed his music and it gladdens my heart to see others celebrating him.
booniesville (1 month ago) Show Hide
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one of my favorites. thanks
aikodude (3 months ago) Show Hide
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rock on AYH!!!
DaMJBM (3 months ago) Show Hide
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bad ass song, bad ass guitarist!
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really? i thought leadbelly tuned to b flat standard. youre probably right though
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thats hop to play the song!
patzer469 (6 months ago) Show Hide
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Now I've got the "I 'aint never gonna play the guitar like that" blues.
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dito.... but keep trying?^^
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I think its great that in addition to Alvin Hart we have; Corey Harris, Otis Taylor, Eric Bibb, Keb Mo` and Guy Davis and the great Blues Tradition is carrying on. Otis Taylor has a great cd "Reclaiming the Banjo" How many folks white or black know the banjo is an African American instrument in fact the only instrument invented in the United States!

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