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Is this dude one cool customer or what? Good red liquor!
Frank Hutchison - K.C.Blues mp3 download
- Artist: Frank Hutchison
- Song Title: K.C.Blues
- Genre: Blues
- Length: 03:06
- Size: 7.3MB
- Bitrate: 320Kbps
- Uploaded: 2022-02-19
- Who Added: Maisey Bee
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Last waltz
"Allegedly the first white bluesman, whatever that means." Just one of the best of the ones who recorded early on. There were plenty of whites who recorded blues earlier than him, such as guitarist Helen Louise, who died in 1919, singer Al Bernard from New Orleans who was friendly with W.C. Handy and was recording his blues in 1919, guitarist Sam Moore from Florida who recorded "Chain Gang Blues" for Okeh in 1921, guitarist Nick Lucas who recorded "Teasing The Frets" in 1922, fiddler John Carson who recorded "Tom Watson Special" in 1923, and guitarist Henry Whitter whose "Lonesome Road Blues" was a big hit.
Al Sharpton
Rest easy legend god bless America step on it Frank
Yo el 1
Well all I can say is.Frank certainly had the talent, and definitely had the chops and thelicks down.
Victor Lance
do you think the red liquor had anything to do with his timing !!! lol
Ulvä ¿
Maybe it was the red liquor.
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One of my favorite songs, but you will need a compass, sextant, slide rule, Ti BA-II, sun dial, and a pair of loaded dice to decipher the timing of Frank.
Stahl
I have liked Frank Hutchison for the last 28 years. This is one if not the Best preformance of his slide guitar work. He had a great style. Long live these recordings.
Paul London
i wish i could time travel!!!!!
Francis McInrue
old Frank got some of them Nick Drake lines there........oh.............hold on........maybe I got that wrong
Geo Silva
Allegedly the first white bluesman, whatever that means..