Legendary Country Blues Guitarists

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Published 2013-12-06
This DVD collection presents some of the rarest footage of legendary Country Blues artists that we have been fortunate to find. The footage varies from hi-quality film to analog videos taped over 40 years ago. But above all, the music and performances are powerful and evocative. The sounds of Skip James, Bukka White, Big Bill Broonzy, Son House, Will Shade, Rev. Gary Davis and others on this 115 minute collection will give you shivers up your spine and get your feet tapping. This is the Country Blues of a time long past.

Titles include: CHARLIE BURSE & WILL SHADE Kansas City Blues BIG BILL BROONZY Trouble In Mind, Backwater Blues SON HOUSE Talk about the Blues, So Hard To Love Someone SKIP JAMES Cherry Ball Blues SON HOUSE Sick and Bad Blues BUKKA WHITE Aberdeen Blues, Tombstone Blues, Brownsville Blues, REV. GARY DAVIS Blind Gary Davis - A Documentary by Harold Becker CONNIE WILLIAMS Take My Hand, Precious Lord, I'm Going Too RALPH WILLIS & WASHBOARD PETE SANDERS Dream I Had On My Mind, I've Been Living With The Blues, Midnight Special SAM CHATMON Sales Tax Blues, Outside Friend, Fishing Blues (Evil Jackson), Glad When You're Dead MANCE LIPSCOMB I Want to Do Something for You, Alabama Jubilee HENRY JOHNSON Blood Red River WILLIE TRICE Be Your Dog, Run Here Gal, Poor Boy Long Ways From Home, Good Time Boogie, Sweet Sugar Mama, Stand and Welcome Jesus, When The Saints Go Marching In SON HOUSE & BUDDY GUY I Wish I Had My Whole Heart In My Hand
Running Time: 115 minutes

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All Comments (21)
  • 0:09 Blind Connie Williams - Take My Hand, Precious Lord 2:48 Ralph Willis & Washboard Pete Sanders - Dream I Had On My Mind 5:17 Henry "Rufe" Johnson - Blood Red River 7:51 Charlie Burse & Will Shade - Kansas City Blues
  • Seeing vids like this makes you appreciate the value of YouTube for preserving such gems and making them known to the next generation rather than letting them become lost or worse yet - unheard.
  • @MrHarryc727
    I am Black American I feel every drop of this .😊
  • @08tuscansun
    This is AMAZING. This first dude is a BOSS on the guitar
  • @stringdoc
    I've never heard of Blind Connie Williams before, but wow, that man was a genius! Love his unconventional style of playing and his awesome voice. Gonna get better acquainted with him!
  • @bichosolto101
    I AM A BRAZILIAN CITIZEN BUT I ILOVE THIS MUSIC- THE BLUES.THANK YOU.
  • @fm1224
    No teeth, no eyes, homemade instruments, raw, organic music = AWESOME!
  • @oggrease7720
    The first guy is a prodigy! The real Blues !! Thanks Brother for singing to God!!!!
  • @christaylor2070
    that 1st guitarist - Blind Connie Williams is EXCEPTIONAL but i never even heard of him before! He deserves to be up there among the guitar greats like Rev Gary Davis, Bill Broonzy, Robert Johnson etc..................
  • Jesus Christ isn't this a gem? Isn't this beautiful ? blind Connie left me with no words but superb especially Henry rufe, with red blood river one of the best Delta blues I've ever heard .
  • what a nice playing-singing, specially my respect for first blind guitarist, I think that's musical blues guitarists history, worthy big respect.
  • @SuperOlds88
    I have watched that first gentleman 40 times.  Unbelievable sound he gets out of his guitar and his voice is great too.
  • @user-wk7ik2zu3v
    Blues is the soul of America, its blood, and its flesh! God bless the blues players!
  • @scottpc1234
    Take my hand so beautiful i listened to it three times in a row and realized tears were running down my face amazing my god thank you for this upload (I went to church on Sunday for religion and got the blues. I went to the church of the blues all my life and got religion )
  • @wyatthale555
    I smiled the entire time. These hits wouldve been an absolute pleasure to sit in and listen to for hours while we all drank wine and and picked together.
  • Always consider the conditions and lack that these men had to survive and in spite of the squalor and hardship they made such brilliant contributions. My respect is reverence..
  • @tolget4684
    Thank you so very much for this. So amazing, so much talent, so much beauty. It sent chills all over. God Bless