Name: Ragged & Dirty by WestNab in C. E Stoneking
Duration: 2 min 58 s
Description: first recording was by Willie Brown, first I heard was CW Stoneking's

Like this one as well, am singing my version this arvo at a fest (I do it open G) :)

C. E Stoneking

The Gents

After You've Gone

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Tim Duffy has devoted the last two decades of his life to the Music Maker Relief Foundation, a non-profit that helps musicians in the South that have fallen on hard times. In late 1995, around the time the organization launched, he found himself in a New York brownstone with Eric Clapton. "Eric noticed the 1930 Martin 00-18 sitting in the corner," Duffy says. "When Eric began to play, it was spellbinding and among the most amazing musical moments of my life. I picked up my guitar and quickly tuned it a half-step up to match his and began to play some back up guitar licks that I learned from Guitar Gabriel."

The duo recorded a cover of "Mississippi blues" by Willie Brown that Duffy has recently dug up to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Music Maker Relief Foundation. "Music Maker is a fabulous project," says Clapton, "real evidence that the music I have always loved is alive and well."

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Mississippi Blues feat. Eric Clapton and Timothy Duffy

A mix with a track from CW Stoneking´s first album King Hokum.

RICH MANs BLUES (Revamped)

Carrie and I wrote this song years ago. When she died I just felt I had to record it. This is only a demo unmixed, we only had a few hours to record it. But the lyrics she wrote with me I think are marvelous. Carrie and I used to stay up til dawn chatting and pontificating about life. They were my best moments. Anyway... we wrote a song about staying up too late and hearing the birds sing. Willow Smith is a prodigal angel and was generous enough to lend her golden voice to this little tune.

Bird Song

Love comes on cat's feet
It circles the corners
It sits by the window and whispers...
'Mine! Your mine! all mine!'

My arm fell asleep
And dreamt it was your arm
Hush lest we break the spell, oh well, oh well..

It's all so wrong
To greet the dawn
The birds sing that awful song saying 
'You don't belong here!'

Bird Song_R2

first recording was by Willie Brown, first I heard was CW Stoneking's

Ragged & Dirty

Mississippi Blues

Doc Watson and Gaither Carlton 'S/T,' available 5/8/2020 on LP, CD, and Digital

Doc Watson and Gaither Carlton is a new album of old-time music produced from archival recordings by two legendary musicians. These largely unheard tapes were recorded at Doc Watson’s two earliest concerts, presented in New York City’s Greenwich Village in 1962. Those shows were among the rare appearances Doc’s father-in-law, fiddler Gaither Carlton, made outside of North Carolina. The instrumental pieces, including Gaither’s signature tune “Double File,” include intricate musical interactions developed through years of family music-making. On the songs and ballads, Doc’s instantly recognizable baritone voice is accompanied by his own guitar and Gaither’s fiddle, or by the traditional combination of fiddle and banjo. Shortly after these recordings were made, Doc Watson embarked on a career as one of America’s premier acoustic guitarists, earning the National Medal of Arts and eight Grammy Awards.

Doc Watson & Gaither Carlton

Doc Watson and Gaither Carlton - Groundhog (Blind Lemon's Version)

Doc Watson and Gaither Carlton - Corrina

Doc Watson and Gaither Carlton - Double File

5. The Gents - Jeepers Creepers

Stompin 'Joe 
Vasles 9 Juin 2013
Christian Larsonneur à l'harmo et aux balais 

Ragged & Dirty

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