Doc Watson plays ""Little Sadie" from his Homespun video "Flatpicking with Doc"
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- Опубліковано 3 лют 2020
- In this excerpt from his inspiring video on Homespun Music Instruction, Doc Watson plays his version of "Little Sadie." Watson was a master of many styles but this video really encapsulates his deft fills and approach to traditional music that has made him a perennial favorite and a major influence on countless artists. This session was hosted by flatpicker Steve Kaufman. For a direct link to this video go to www.homespun.com/shop/product... .
The feel of the music just comes out your fingers, says a ton to me!
I cant help checking back with Doc over the years and am enjoying having a crack at learning this . I don't know the history of Little Sadie but noticed that the lyric plot is very similar to Cocaine Blues by Johnny Cash.
Cocaine blues is more or less just Cash's version of little sadie, little sadie itself is an old folk song
"... just a feelin' that comes out my fingers."
Tell 'em how it is Doc.
The Master!
I loved Doc! I'm fortunate enough to have jammed with him several times, usually at Merlefest but also at various locations since I lived an hour away from him. I was just a kid really but it was a great experience! He was a real class act and could play any fuddle tune you threw at him and play it better than everyone in the circle lol. There is a statue of him sitting on a bench playing guitar in town in Boone NC that people can sit on and take pictures and such. Last time I was in the area I sat and played John Hardy for him. True legends never die!
What a wonderful story, thanks for sharing. I’ll have to visit that statue someday.
I love that statue. People still leave flowers there on Doc's birthday.
@@TheGordeaux That's great ppl still show Doc the love he deserves! I've not been out that way in a few years thanks for that! It makes me happy ppl leave him flowers! He inspired so many fans and pickers alike!
Damn,that’s so awesome.so awesome.thanks,for the heads up I’m gonna go see that😊
When you play that tune, you start realizing that sometimes Doc verse unexpectedly last longer than it should actually be but Steve is still able to follow, showing his dedication listening to/supporting Doc
😂😂😂 so you're a music expert?
@@chriseagle6501 Passionate
Doc’s playing was great but his singing voice was haunting and perfectly complimented his great playing.
The chord changes n run. So smooth. Incredible. 10 years n a lifetime to work on that. Maybe just scratch my guitar and dump it into the fireplace.
we're not supposed to compete with the giants, but we can be inspired by them. so grab that guitar and play a Doc Watson tune that makes you feel good and if you feel like you've hit your skill limits play something completely different. do it for yourself and not for the competition:) guitar is therapy for the soul.
Doc Watson, l first heard in 1970. Never knew guitar playing like that. Sounds like running water. Masterclass picking stile. l´m so grateful with all my heart for this video 💙💚 Blues and Greens!
So glad you posted this. Thanks!
a precious video
Great tune! He was special!
I love his comments about how he subconsciously makes his runs.
Thank God For Doc Watson!
I lost my pre war Gibson to….. well, I’ll just say I lost it as forgiveness is necessary. But in the mid-sixties, there wasn’t or weren’t too many other pickers to emulate and inspire. But what an inspiration to us all. I think of him every time I sit n’ pick and feel as if he’s right there with me. He was fond of saying “you gotta practice like the devil”, and my guitar hangin on the wall makes me feel guilty to not pick it up, so I do if for no other reason than just to soothe my soul.
And now Doc has given us Billy Strings. He’s the gift that keeps on giving😇😇😇
hello ! thanks for uploading !j luc from Avignon-france !
Wonderful resource, thank u
Thank you so much for posting you made my day
You’re amazing ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Steve can shred and he knows it.
Legend
Just WOW
They oughta go in there!
I love that smile at around 0:43 when doc says again.
Imagine playing guitar with Doc Watson he says again after a your solo. That has to be a great feeling!
@@DasaLetsPlay No doubt, if that were me I would probably tear up as well Doc is a legend.
Can I say the run is as he said . It comes out if your fingers . Who can stop it , it just happens.
Ol boy was working to keep with Doc. What a sharp musician. Legendary. NC proud.
Tony’s inspiration.
Just heard Billy Strings doing this so wanted to check out the man who originally sang it. Feel like there is a big resemblance in story line to cocaine blues by Johnny Cash! Not sure but feel like Doc had it first and Johnny spun off it to make a mint!?.?!
Both are related to an even older song first recorded in the 20s(?) by Riley Puckett as Chain Gang Blues
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@@sqir1124 انا معاكم بعد
This vs the Cash version just hits different. This hits more of a western outlaw vibe vs Johnny's version that hits a scorned drug addict vibe
Last of us 2 brought me here :)
Inspiration for Johnny Cash’s cocaine blues ?
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