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Author Topic: What Country Blues musicians would you most like to have seen perform?  (Read 9112 times)

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Offline Mike McLaren

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Re: What Country Blues musicians would you most like to have seen perform?
« Reply #45 on: February 22, 2011, 11:55:56 PM »
Bukka White and Robert Pete Williams.
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Re: What Country Blues musicians would you most like to have seen perform?
« Reply #46 on: February 23, 2011, 01:30:50 AM »
Bukka White and Robert Pete Williams.
I saw Bukka in London in the 1970s - a powerful performer! I wish I could have heard him in the late 30s when his voice was (for me) at its peak.
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Re: What Country Blues musicians would you most like to have seen perform?
« Reply #47 on: February 24, 2011, 02:01:04 PM »
I am just grateful to have seen the performers I did.  With Skip James at the top of the list.

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Hi all,
I would really like to have seen Smith Casey.
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Blind Willie McTell
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Offline frankie

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I would really like to have seen Smith Casey.

+1

Was just talking about him this weekend.  Chills.

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I would really like to have seen Smith Casey.

+1

Was just talking about him this weekend.  Chills.

Sorry if I'm derailing this thread, but I can't find anything from Smith Casey.
Can someone pls. help out with where I might find (a) recording/s

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I can't find anything from Smith Casey.
Can someone pls. help out with where I might find (a) recording/s

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+1 for Smith Casey, who is the reason I bought that Document compilation. If memory serves me well, I heard a track on the Weenie Juke and then had to buy it. Some other good stuff on there as well. Highly recommended.
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Offline Rattler

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Great thread. Top of my list would be Robert Pete Williams at Portland University, April 20th 1970. Next, Son House at the 100 Club in London, July 14th 1970. Finally, Fred McDowell at the Tacoma Court coffeehouse, April 14th 1971.

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Oh yeah  ....  Big Bill Broonzy at the Dancing Slipper ballroom, Nottingham, March 1957
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Watch out for Rattler, he has good taste and poisonous fangs...

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Watch out for Rattler, he has good taste and poisonous fangs...

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Willie Walker, and Josh White at Cafe Society on a double bill with Billie Holiday, digging at my red diaper roots.
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I second Willie Walker. I'd also love to have seen Richard "Rabbit" Brown, and Rob Cooper & Andy Boy of Santa Fe fame.
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