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I know this is Seasick Steve & his NOT Doc Boggs or Mississippi Fred McDowell to say the least & when I saw him live I was so fed up after a few mins, it was NOTHING like I expected but this track is amazing.

NOT the best finger picking you'll hear but the lyrics are great, I can relate all too well & the "space" in the Banjo playing adds feeling to the song.
@Jerry Atrick check this my Brother.

 
Zopiclone bandit said:
I know this is Seasick Steve & his NOT Doc Boggs or Mississippi Fred McDowell to say the least & when I saw him live I was so fed up after a few mins, it was NOTHING like I expected but this track is amazing.

NOT the best finger picking you'll hear but the lyrics are great, I can relate all too well & the "space" in the Banjo playing adds feeling to the song.
@Jerry Atrick check this my Brother.

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Hey y'all. If ya haven't already, be sure to look into American Songcatcher. Excellent radio show and podcast. Lots of in-depth info about various genres of American music and how it all interconnects.
 
Stevie Ray Vaughan {1983] - Texas Flood



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Guitar, Vocal: Stevie Ray Vaughan
Drums: Chris "Whipper" Layton
Bass: Tommy Shannon
 
''I've been to the East, I've been to the West
I've been all around this old world
I've been to the river and I've been baptized
I'm ready for my hole in the ground''
 
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