Blue Day Blues (Scrapper Blackwell)

Played on a Kopp L-02, based on arr. by Tom Feldmann
Scrapper Blackwell's early 1930's recording : • Blue Day Blues
Note: Robert Johnson's "Kindhearted Woman Blues" was clearly influenced by this song. His only recorded "solo" is almost a direct copy from this tune.
"One day I sit thinkin', when the rain poured down outside
One day I sit thinkin', when the rain poured down outside
And the more I thought, the more I begin to cry"
#countryblues, #deltablues, #acousticguitar

[@rthomas7387]

Good job on a cool old blues! 👍

[@harm319]

Well done.

[@JamesLittle-nv6kv]

Hey Dave, Great job on this one! Mountains in your pic. Where are you located?

[@mostlycountryblues]

Thanks. I’m in Bozeman, Montana

[@JamesLittle-nv6kv]

@@mostlycountryblues Thought you might be in Colorado (I am). You have some beautiful instruments.

[@JamesLittle-nv6kv]

What tuning are you using here?

[@mostlycountryblues]

Standard tuning (minus 1/2 step + capo 4). It’s in A position.

[@JamesLittle-nv6kv]

@@mostlycountryblues Thank you I appreciate it. I'll try to figure it out from your video.