Thanks for reacting to my request, this is Rev. Davis with Pete Seeger and Donovan, mid-sixties, check out his performance of "Children of Zion" from the same telecast. Many of the original bluesmen here on YT came from the Seattle Folklore Society archives at the University of Washington music dept. Every time we brought up a performer, we would take them to the UW to be videotaped, apparently this became the largest repository of country bluesmen in the world, and I am so grateful to have been a part of it, never mind that I never made a nickel, it was great to see these men go home with several thousand dollars in their pocket. I would also recommend Earl Hooker doing "Wah Wah Blues" from the Arhoolie album "Two Bugs and a Roach", a great unrecognized artist and cousin of John Lee Hooker, who we also recorded in Seattle. Merry Christmas!
Thanks for passing it along. I forgot to mention Seeger and Donovan in the video :-( John Lee is definitely on my to-do list. Will add Earl Hooker as well. Thanks again for your suggestions and support
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Thanks for reacting to my request, this is Rev. Davis with Pete Seeger and Donovan, mid-sixties, check out his performance of "Children of Zion" from the same telecast. Many of the original bluesmen here on YT came from the Seattle Folklore Society archives at the University of Washington music dept. Every time we brought up a performer, we would take them to the UW to be videotaped, apparently this became the largest repository of country bluesmen in the world, and I am so grateful to have been a part of it, never mind that I never made a nickel, it was great to see these men go home with several thousand dollars in their pocket. I would also recommend Earl Hooker doing "Wah Wah Blues" from the Arhoolie album "Two Bugs and a Roach", a great unrecognized artist and cousin of John Lee Hooker, who we also recorded in Seattle. Merry Christmas!
Thanks for passing it along. I forgot to mention Seeger and Donovan in the video :-( John Lee is definitely on my to-do list. Will add Earl Hooker as well. Thanks again for your suggestions and support