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Incrível, maravilhoso! Essa melodia nos teletransporta para essa época que não vivi… Entre tantas coisas difíceis que esse povo enfrentou, conseguiram deixar esse LEGADO MUSICAL INIGUALÁVEL ❤ gratidão a todos eles❤

Don’t get me wrong, I love the song. However, is the guitar in tune? Or was this part of the vibe in this era?

The is deep rural blues in its most pure form. Awesome!

In very loving memory of Mr. Daniel King Womack (1904 - 1996 R.I.P. Gone but NOT forgotten).

You tube sux worse at kkkrimas

🙏👏👏

I considered myself very sinful for not studying enough Buddy Moss, not until recently, while I study Blake, McTell, and Fuller so much and for such a long time. I guess he is definitely the often missed link between Blake and Fuller. I'm glad I still be able to see him play live like this on his old age, even though just from a video, and for a very short but sweet time. I love this so much. Thank you very much for sharing this one. Definitely one of the gem I've seen on youtube.

How cool

Greil Marcus sent me here.

Wow - fantastic! Thanks for sharing this.

posted this because this is probably the best version of him doing this song ive ever heard

I should have lived in these times... i dont belong to the here & now!

The best of the best !! ❤

Saw him live at Alice’s Restaurant in Chicago in 1969-70. An indelible memory.

Fantastic, superb, etc.

thank you!

Hello, well done, thank you! George Mitchell wrote this today: "Unbelievable! A REMASTERED version of my original Southland record of Cecil Barfield! A friend and I attempted it at Georgia Tech back when I first recorded it. Problem was that, like a fool, I had used a Neumann microphone in a shack and every foot tap by Cecil sounded like a mammoth bass drum! Now some professional who must be a big Cecil fan took it upon him or herself to do a good remastering. So if you want to hear this record like it ought to sound, here is the place. Enjoy! If anyone knows who did this remastering, please let me know." : )

Richard Hill will be happy !

damn, peg leg is tore up! his eye, ear, cheek AND leg! but STILL managed to get a wife, although 20 years his senior

RIP. They didn't like each other but their music together was great

Back to the roots !

Honey for my ears !

One of records I'd choose for my deserted island.

Thanks again for posting all this stuff

Terrific version, thanks for posting it. Beside people giggling there must be another electric guitar maybe overdubbed Are there any details about year of recording and venue ?

Remembering his mother....among the saints🙏🏽

So talented, seeing by his voice❤

That's great to hear!

so good

Thanks for sharing, this is wonderfull

Thanks for posting this!

Hahahah! Jim Dickinson on drums!!!

Oh Wow! This made my day. What a beautiful yodel!!! That’s father Jim Dickinson playing piano on that. We used to listen to this on reel to reel 1/4” tape when I was a youngster. Recorded at Ardent Studios.

we first heard his records when i was in college in Los Angeles in early 70's. i was spellbound.

Play em long time Mr White

Saw Jim many times at the No Exit Cafe in Evanston. Thanks for posting this and the extensive bio. He really cemented my love of the blues.

Beast of burden gives side burnin'

We love you Rev. Dan. Your message is heard loud and clear.

master of his craft.

He was a friend of mine. I got to open several shows for him and hang out at his home playing together. A true blessing.

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Wonderful!

Love it.....

So freaking amazing. Where did you even find these recordings?

I'd like to know more about this recording. Do we have an approximate date on it?

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I always sleep with a guitar next to me, that’s how I come up with the killer riffs

Do you usually start with the tune or with the lyrics or with an idea of the meaning of the song? If you start with the lyrics, do you have a certain method in finding the tune? Does the tune start in your head, or do you start picking until you hear something you like? Are all of your songs inspired from your own experiences? That's what I would have asked him. They should have asked them that in 28 in New York before the crash.

Awesome!

Me encanta el Blues Sureño de Mississippi