Lottie Kimbrough,Lost Lover Blues
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Uploaded by lillymoons on Mar 14, 2009
Lottie Kimbrough,Give this a listen,
It's early American rural music recorded sometime in the 1920s,
4 videosYouTube Mix for Lottie Kimbrough- 2:34
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Davy Graham - Lost lovers bluesby oplbgtfdesv654bvtgrf802 views
You have great taste in country music. You've just turned me on to three artists I've never heard of, thanks a bunch. Keep posting.
fossilgems 2 years ago
Beautiful! I first heard this 25-30 years ago on BBC Radio 4 Desert Island Discs - the choice of Lucinda Lambton. Raises a smile every time I hear it.
(It's from 1928 and the male vocal/yodel is by Winston Holmes).
Great stuff! :-))
supermabel1 2 years ago
Thank you!
jtls8 2 years ago