Doc & Richard Watson - Columbus Stockade Blues (Official Audio)
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- Опубліковано 9 вер 2024
- Track taken from the album Third Generation Blues (1999).
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I have seen the David, I seen the Mona Lisa too. And i have heard Doc Watson play Columbus Stockade Blues
So cool!!!
so lucky to have these experiences.. love from Illinois
I sure hope they find ten thousand lost recordings of this guy...
Legend
One of his nephews posted him playing blackjack county chain a couple years back, he said in the description it was recorded but never released so the potential is there.
This man was a true marvel in the music world.
Thank you for this wonderful little diddy.
In my opinion, doing this tune in minor (as Doc did) is the way to do it. Who else did it in minor?
Many years ago there was a bluegrass band in Norfolk, Virginia who performed this song in minor. I was stationed in Norfolk when I was an enlisted man in the Navy.
There is a local musician who plays the lap or mountain dulcimer who likes to play this song in all major keys.
Leon Russell!
I heard Darby and Tarleton sing it in Columbus on a summer concert in the 1960s. Their original recording of it was in the 1920s.
I’m from Columbus Georgia!!!❤Love!!!
I hope your parole comes through!
It did, thank you!! I’m good!! 😂
The shit hole of shit holes...
With shame I admit I'd never heard of Doc Watson until Pandora started pushing him in my feed some years back.
This a good movie Jason argonots
I didn’t even realize Merle had a son, or that he was a musician- but how could he help it? And now, to learn that he died? Shit.
Is this on vinyl
Hoping it gets a reissue. Been CD only for a while